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The following cookies are used on this website
The PHPSESSID cookie is a reference to a unique session ID set by our website code (PHP) for a current browsing session and
contains no personal information. It is used to maintain the integrity of your session whilst using the website. The session
is ended and the cookie deleted when the browser is closed.
The CookieMessage cookie is used to remember your interaction with the cookie message banner in order to prevent
repeated appearances of the message. This cookie contains no personal information.
The FilterState cookie is used to remember your interaction with the walk selection filter drop-down and contains no
personal information.
These cookies, where [xxx] represents a unique number to represent each walk and [yyy] represents a unique number to
represent each review, are used to record interactions with the Review System by identifying whether a review has been
submitted for an individual walk or whether a review has been 'liked' in order to prevent multiple reviews or 'likes' by
the same visitor. These cookies contain no personal information.
We use Google Analytics to carry out statistical analysis of page interactions and paths through the website together with
the number of visitors and their source. We do this to understand how our visitors interact with the website in order that
we can improve the user experience. The Google Analytics cookies store and collate information anonymously and assign a
randomly generated number to ascertain unique visitors. To opt out of being tracked via Google Analytics whilst still
retaining the advantages of other cookies you can use Google's opt-out browser add-on here.
Google's use of the DoubleClick cookie enables it and its partners to serve third party advertisements to visitors of this web
site based on their visits to this site and/or other websites on the internet. You may opt out of the use of the DoubleClick
cookie for internet-based advertising while still allowing other cookies on this website by visiting Ads Settings.
Walks4all Limited use affiliate marketing partners to display links to 3rd party businesses for products and services
relating to specific pages on our websites. These affiliate marketing partners may use cookies on their own websites to record any purchase
transactions made as a result of following such links on our sites in order to calculate any commission due to us. Any commission we receive
is at no additional cost to you.
Social plug-ins are small pieces of software which create a link between your visit to our website and the social media platform
of a third party provider. The social plug-in will let the third party provider know that you have visited our website and may
let the third party provider receive cookies they have placed on your computer beforehand. We use social plug-ins to display 'Like',
'Share' and 'Tweet' buttons provided by Facebook and
Twitter. Click on the respective links to learn more about the
third party plug-ins. Please note that we have no control over how these social plug-ins work, the cookies they may use, the data
that they collect or what the third party provider does with this information. For more information on how these third party
providers use your personal data collected via their social plug-ins, you should refer to their respective privacy policies.
Walks4all Limited use Mailchimp to manage our email newsletters and associated mailing lists. Mailchimp automatically
places single pixel images, also known as web beacons, in every email sent by us through their system. These are tiny graphic files
that contain unique identifiers that enable Mailchimp to recognize when people have opened an email or clicked certain links. These
technologies record email address, IP address, date and time associated with each open and click. Mailchimp uses this data to create
reports about how a newsletter campaign performed. You can set preferences about what cookies are served by Mailchimp by visiting the
Mailchimp website and clicking on the 'Privacy Settings' link.
