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Cookie Policy

The short version: FRAMEDOCK GAME CLUB keeps cookies to a minimum and does not follow you across the web.

The short version

FRAMEDOCK GAME CLUB keeps cookies to a minimum and does not follow you across the web. This site was built to sell time on a gaming station, not to gather an audience, so there is no advertising cookie, no analytics suite and no social pixel anywhere on it. The rest of this page explains what a cookie is and exactly what your browser does and does not store when you visit.

What a cookie is

A cookie is a small text file a website can ask your browser to store. Some cookies are strictly necessary — they let a page remember a setting or keep a form working while you fill it in. Others exist to watch what you do across pages and sites and build a profile for advertising. We use the first kind sparingly and the second kind not at all. It is a deliberate choice, not an oversight.

What this site sets

The home page and booking form run without any tracking cookies. Your browser may keep small technical items so a page loads and displays correctly, but none of them identify you to us, follow you elsewhere, or feed a marketing system. We do not set a cookie to recognise you on a return visit and we do not need one to take your booking.

Third-party resources

The only outside resource the pages request is the web font used for the headings, served by Google Fonts, which lets the site render in the typeface it was designed with. There is no Google Analytics, no advertising network, no session recorder and no embedded social widgets. When you request a font, that provider necessarily sees the request as part of serving it, but nothing about that is used by us to profile you.

Analytics and advertising

We do not run analytics on this site, so we do not measure how many people visit, which pages they read, or where they came from. We do not advertise through cookies or retargeting, and we do not sell space to anyone who does. If that ever changes, we will update this page first and explain plainly what any new cookie is for.

Your control

You are always in charge of cookies. Block them, clear them, or set your browser to ask before storing any — the site will still load and the booking form will still send, because nothing here depends on tracking you. Most browsers let you manage cookies under their privacy or site-settings menu, including a private-browsing mode that discards everything when you close the window.

More detail

This page sits alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers the handful of details you type into the booking form. If anything about cookies here is unclear, email [email protected] and we will answer from the desk.