This page explains how aabrs.com uses cookies and similar technologies.
Last reviewed: 18 August 2026. See also our privacy policy and our terms of use.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. Cookies are widely used to make websites work, to remember choices you have made, and to collect information about how a site is used.
Some cookies last only for the length of your visit and are deleted when you close your browser. These are session cookies. Others stay on your device for a set period so the site recognises you on a return visit. These are persistent cookies.
Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags and local storage, can do comparable things. Where this page refers to cookies, it covers those too.
How we use cookies
aabrs.com is an information and enquiry website. It has no customer accounts, no login area and no online payments, so we do not set cookies for any of those purposes.
The cookies used on this site fall into two groups:
- Strictly necessary cookies. These are needed for the site to work and to keep it secure, for example to serve pages reliably and to support the enquiry form and live chat. They cannot be switched off through a consent tool, because without them the site does not function.
- Analytics cookies. We use Google Analytics, delivered through Google Tag Manager, to understand how visitors find and use the site so we can improve it. This tells us things like which guides are read most and where people leave. It is statistical, and we do not use it to identify individual visitors.
We do not sell data collected through this website, and we do not use cookies on this site to build advertising profiles about you.
Your choices
Cookies that are not strictly necessary should be set only where you have agreed to them, and you are entitled to change your mind at any time.
You can also control cookies through your browser. Most browsers let you see what is stored, delete cookies individually or in bulk, and block them. Blocking all cookies will stop parts of this site working properly. Your browser’s help pages explain how to do this, and the Information Commissioner’s Office publishes plain-English guidance on cookies at ico.org.uk.
Third-party content
Some pages include content served by other organisations, such as embedded video or live chat. Those providers may set their own cookies, which we do not control. Their own cookie and privacy notices govern what they collect.
Questions
If you have a question about how this site uses cookies, or you want to know what we hold about you, contact us at info@aabrs.com or on 0208 444 3400. Our privacy policy explains your rights under the UK GDPR and how to complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office.