Cookie Policy
The short version: this website does not set any cookies. Here is exactly what does and does not happen when you visit.
1. We don't set cookies
A cookie is a small file a website stores on your device, usually to recognise you when you come back. Taylor Made Removals does not set any cookies on this website, and does not store anything in your browser's local or session storage. There is no login, no shopping basket and no advertising network on this site, so there is nothing we need to remember about you between pages.
That is also why you have not been shown a cookie banner. Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, consent is needed before storing or reading information on your device. We avoid the problem by not storing anything in the first place, and by putting the one feature that would behind an explicit click. See section 3.
2. What we do instead: cookieless analytics
We like to know which pages people find useful, so we use Umami, a privacy-first analytics tool hosted for us by our website provider, Sandbanks Digital, rather than by a third-party advertising company. It records a page view (the page, the referring site, and a general country and device type) and nothing more. It sets no cookies, stores no identifiers on your device, does not store your IP address, and cannot follow you to any other website. The result is anonymous, aggregate numbers such as “84 people looked at the services page this week”.
We rely on our legitimate interests for this, as explained in our Privacy Policy. If you would still rather not be counted, most browsers offer a “Do Not Track” setting, and any standard content blocker will exclude it.
3. Third-party content on this site
Two features load content from other organisations. Neither sets a cookie unless you choose to use it.
| Feature | Where | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Facebook page feed (Meta Platforms) | Home page | Nothing loads until you click “Load Facebook feed”. Until then you see a placeholder and no data goes to Meta. If you do click, Meta loads its own software, receives your IP address and the page you are on, and will set its own cookies, including for people who are logged in to Facebook. That is Meta's processing, governed by Meta's cookie policy. You can always read our page directly on Facebook instead. |
| Map (OpenStreetMap Foundation) | Contact page | The map is drawn from map images served by openstreetmap.org. No cookies are set, but the OpenStreetMap Foundation receives your IP address in order to send the images, as any website does. See the OSM Foundation privacy policy. |
Fonts and every other asset on this site are served from our own domain, so no request is made to Google Fonts or any content delivery network.
4. Managing cookies in your browser
Even though we do not set any, you may want to control what other sites do. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies from its settings. Look for “Privacy and security”. Blocking all cookies will break many websites, though it will not break this one.
aboutcookies.org has plain-English instructions for each browser.
5. Changes
If we ever add something that does set a cookie, we will update this page and introduce a proper consent banner before it loads. This version is dated 5 August 2026. Questions to [email protected].