How we use cookies
Last updated: 3 October 2026.
Summary
This site has no analytics, no advertising and no tracking. A single strictly necessary cookie, plus some browser storage, comes from the quote form when it loads.
Do we need your consent?
We don't ask for cookie consent because none is required: the only storage involved is essential to the form, which you choose to use. Should that change, we would add a consent choice before setting anything non-essential.
What we don't use
There are no Google Analytics, Facebook or other marketing cookies here, and we do not build profiles of visitors.
Cookies set by this website
Nothing we serve from stocktondecking.co.uk sets a cookie. You may see one local storage key beginning embedded_iframe, which the form embed uses to lay the form out.
Form progress and visit history
Local storage is used by the form to record your session and the page you enquired from (keys starting v2_ and v3_), and to save your place in the form (form_progress_). Nothing expires automatically; you can remove the entries at any time.
Third-party cookies
Our form provider, LeadConnector, uses Cloudflare to protect its servers, which can place a cookie called __cf_bm on leadconnectorhq.com. It expires after around 30 minutes and exists only for security.
Security check
The form uses Cloudflare Turnstile to block spam. Turnstile may keep a local storage entry (starting cf.turnstile) on challenges.cloudflare.com. It is used only to confirm you are human, not for advertising.
What we mean by cookies
When we say cookies we also mean similar technologies, such as local storage, that keep small amounts of information on your computer or phone.
Managing cookies
You are in control: delete or block cookies and local storage through your browser. Without them the form may fail to load, so allow cookies for it when you want to send an enquiry.
Updates to this page
This page is reviewed whenever the site or form changes. Email info@stocktondecking.co.uk with any questions.
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