Last updated: 16 October 2026
Cookie Policy
Cookies are small pieces of information saved by a website in your browser. Related technologies can store preferences or track activity.
What this website uses
The current website does not set application cookies or store enquiry details in local storage or session storage. A local-storage preference remembers that the study offer has been shown, so it does not appear again across pages, tabs or later visits in the same browser. It contains no personal or enquiry information and remains until you clear this site’s browser data. If persistent storage is blocked, the site uses session or in-memory storage instead. The countdown uses a fixed offer deadline and does not reset when you revisit. The site does not include analytics or advertising pixels. The contact section includes a third-party Google Maps embed, described below. Form entries are held on the page while you complete the enquiry; your browser or email application may separately remember details according to your settings.
Cookie choices
Europath does not use its own analytics or advertising cookies. Google Maps is a third-party service with separate cookie settings. You can manage or block third-party cookies through your browser settings and review your Google privacy settings. Blocking the map service does not prevent you from completing the enquiry form.
Map service
The embedded map and directions are provided by Google Maps. Loading the map sends technical information, such as your IP address and browser details, to Google. Google may use cookies or similar technologies according to its policies and your settings. See Google’s cookie information and Privacy Policy.
External links and email
Following a news link takes you to an external website that may use its own cookies. The contact form sends enquiries through Resend on our server; it does not load a Resend tracking script or set Resend cookies in your browser. Direct email links open your selected email application. External websites and email applications have their own policies and settings.
For background information, see the ICO’s guidance on cookies and similar technologies.