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Cookie Policy
Last updated:To be confirmedThis document has not yet been through legal review, so it carries no date.
This page has not been through legal review.
What follows describes how this website and this service actually work, in plain English, and we would rather publish that than leave the page empty. It has not yet been checked by a solicitor, and it may change when it is. If you have a question about how we handle your data, your child’s data, or the terms of an assessment booking, email admin@brucederouche.com and we will answer it directly and in writing.
Outstanding before this page is final: Legal review, and the cookie inventory once a form backend or analytics is configured. The statement that this site sets no cookies is true of the current build and must be re-checked whenever a third-party script is added.
This site sets no cookies
That is the whole policy, and we would rather say it in one line than pad it out.
This is a static marketing site. It has no accounts, no login, no basket, no payments and no analytics, so it has nothing to remember about you between pages. No cookie is set by us, and none by anyone else.
There is no cookie banner because there is nothing to consent to. A banner asking permission to set cookies we do not set would be theatre.
Strictly necessary cookies
None. Some sites need a cookie to keep you signed in or to hold a basket; this one has neither, so even the strictly necessary category is empty.
Analytics cookies
None. We do not use Google Analytics or any other analytics or measurement product, so we cannot tell you which pages are popular — we do not know.
Third-party cookies
None. There are no embedded videos, no social media widgets, no advertising tags, no chat widgets, no maps and no third-party fonts. Fonts are served from this site's own domain, so no request is made to any third party as you browse.
What will change this
Two planned changes would each make this page wrong, and this page is to be revisited when either happens:
- Connecting the enquiry form to a backend. A form backend or an anti-spam service may set a cookie or otherwise process data.
- Adding analytics. Any analytics product means a cookie table, a lawful basis, and — for anything beyond strictly necessary — a real consent mechanism that works before the cookie is set, not after.
Either change means this page and the Privacy Notice are updated before it goes live. A cookie policy written after the cookies start is a breach, not an oversight.
The cookie inventory — names, providers, purposes and durations — once a form backend or analytics is actually configured. It cannot be written before the build sets its first cookie.
Controlling cookies yourself
There is nothing here to control, but every major browser lets you block or delete cookies for any site, and blocking them will not stop this site working — it has none to block.
fEuzion is a division of Bruce De Rouche BG Holding Ltd, and is delivered by Michael Bruce Speed & Performance (MBSP). For data requests or questions, contact admin@brucederouche.com.
BRUCE DE ROUCHE BG HOLDING LTD · Private limited company registered in England and Wales, company number 16893112 · Registered office: 11 Garman Close, London, N18 1XH, United KingdomTo be confirmedVAT registration number and ICO data protection registration number. Neither has been supplied, and both appear on public registers, so we publish neither until we have them.
