Cookie Policy

Last updated: 24 September 2026

This Cookie Policy explains how Interior Painting & Wall Finishing uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit https://1189.neurogena.net. It is written for visitors in the United Kingdom and should be read alongside the Privacy Policy. The site is an informational website. It does not provide user accounts, comment areas, newsletters or advertising.

What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can ask a browser to store on a device. Similar technologies include browser storage, such as local storage, which can keep information in the browser without using a traditional cookie file. These technologies can record or retrieve information from a device or browser.

Depending on how they are used, cookies and similar technologies may hold information such as a preference choice, a browser or device setting, a session identifier, pages viewed, interaction information, or an identifier that can distinguish one browser from another. Not all stored information identifies a person directly. However, some information may be personal data when it can be linked, directly or indirectly, to an identifiable individual.

Why this site uses browser storage

Interior Painting & Wall Finishing currently uses custom browser storage called ng-cookie-consent-v1. Its purpose is to remember the cookie choices made through the site’s consent manager. Remembering a choice helps the site avoid repeatedly asking for the same preference during later visits from the same browser, unless the stored setting is removed or changed.

The consent manager provides controls for strictly necessary, functional, analytics/performance and advertising/targeting categories. At the date shown above, no optional providers and no optional scripts are deployed. Optional categories are off before consent and are not activated merely because a visitor opens the site.

Cookie and technology categories

Strictly necessary

This category is used for the consent preference storage described in this policy. It records the visitor’s cookie decision in the local browser so that the consent manager can operate and respect that decision. It is not used to deliver advertising, build a marketing profile, or provide a user account.

Functional

Functional technologies would ordinarily remember optional settings or enable enhanced site features. No functional providers or optional functional scripts are currently deployed. This category remains off unless the site later introduces a functional technology and the visitor has made the relevant choice where consent is required.

Analytics and performance

Analytics and performance technologies can help website operators understand how visitors use pages, identify technical issues, and assess site performance. No analytics or performance providers, cookies, or scripts are currently deployed. This category is off by default and no analytics information is collected through an optional analytics tool under the current configuration.

Advertising and targeting

Advertising and targeting technologies can be used to measure advertising, recognise browsers across sites, or create audience segments. Interior Painting & Wall Finishing does not use advertising and does not currently deploy advertising or targeting providers or scripts. This category is off by default.

Social media

Social-media technologies may be placed by social platforms when embedded content, sharing tools, sign-in features, or similar integrations are used. No social-media cookie or provider is identified in the current site configuration. The site does not use social-media technologies through its consent manager at present.

Current cookie and provider record

The table below lists only the technology supported by the current site information. It does not imply the use of any provider, platform, analytics tool, advertising network, or social-media service that is not listed.

Name	Type and party	Category	Purpose	Duration
ng-cookie-consent-v1	Local browser storage; first party	Strictly necessary	Remembers the visitor’s consent choices in the custom consent manager.	Persistent browser storage. No fixed expiry period is specified in the available site information; it remains until it is changed, removed through the site controls, or cleared in the browser.

No optional cookie names, optional storage keys, external vendors, or third-party providers are listed because none are currently deployed. If that changes, this policy and the consent controls should be reviewed before an optional technology is enabled.

First-party and third-party technologies

First-party technologies are set or accessed by the website that a visitor is viewing. The consent storage listed above is first-party local browser storage used by Interior Painting & Wall Finishing. Third-party technologies are set or accessed by another organisation, commonly where an external service is embedded or used on a site.

No third-party cookie or similar-technology provider is identified in the current configuration. If a third-party technology is introduced in future, its role, category, relevant information handling, and any consent requirement should be made clear before it is used.

Session and persistent storage

Session cookies generally exist only while a browser session is open and are usually removed when the browser is closed. Persistent cookies or persistent browser storage remain after a session ends, usually until a stated expiry date or until they are deleted. The duration can affect how long a preference or identifier is available on a device.

The current consent storage is persistent local browser storage rather than a session-only setting. The available information does not specify a fixed retention period. In practical terms, the stored choice may remain in that browser until the visitor changes it using Cookie settings, clears relevant browser data, or the browser otherwise removes it. It is not represented as a cross-device record: a choice made in one browser or device may need to be set again in another.

Information handled by the current category

The strictly necessary consent storage handles the visitor’s cookie preference choices. Its stated function is to retain whether category choices have been accepted, rejected, or adjusted through the consent manager. The site information does not identify optional analytics data, advertising data, social-media data, account data, newsletter data, or comment data as being collected through cookies or similar technologies.

The consent preference itself is held locally in the browser. This does not mean that every use of browser storage is anonymous, and visitors should consult the Privacy Policy for the wider explanation of personal-data handling where applicable. This Cookie Policy does not describe unlisted technologies or create a claim that no other information can ever be processed for essential technical operation.

Legal basis and consent under UK rules

In the United Kingdom, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) regulate the storing of information on, and access to information from, a visitor’s device. The UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 may also apply where the information involved is personal data.

Strictly necessary storage can be used without prior consent where it is necessary to provide a service requested by the visitor or to enable a necessary function. The consent-preference storage is used to operate the choice mechanism and remember the decision made through it. Where this storage or associated processing involves personal data, the applicable UK GDPR basis depends on the processing context; the site treats the preference function as necessary to manage and respect the visitor’s choices. It is not used for optional tracking.

Functional, analytics/performance, advertising/targeting and social-media technologies that are not strictly necessary require appropriate consent under PECR before they are stored or accessed. Those optional categories are currently not deployed and remain off before consent. If optional technologies are introduced, the site should obtain a valid, informed, specific and freely given choice before activating them where required, and should provide the corresponding UK GDPR information.

How the consent manager works

When the consent manager is presented, visitors can make a choice about the available categories. Accept and Reject are made equally available: rejecting optional categories is not hidden behind additional steps or treated as a lesser option. Optional categories remain off unless the visitor chooses otherwise.

A fixed Cookie settings button is available on the site to reopen the choices. Visitors can use it at any time to review their selection, reject optional categories, change individual choices, or withdraw an earlier consent. Withdrawing consent is intended to be as straightforward as giving it. A change affects future optional activity; it may not erase information already processed lawfully before the change, and it cannot necessarily remove information held by an unrelated third party if one had previously been used. No such optional provider is currently deployed.

Browser controls and their effects

Most browsers allow visitors to view, delete, limit, or block cookies and browser storage through browser settings. The exact steps vary by browser, device, and version. Clearing site data may remove ng-cookie-consent-v1, which means the site may ask for cookie choices again on a later visit. Blocking or regularly clearing storage can also prevent a preference from being remembered.

Browser-level controls are separate from the site’s Cookie settings button. The site control is usually the clearest way to adjust category choices on this site. If strictly necessary storage is blocked, the consent manager may be unable to retain a decision between visits. As there are currently no optional analytics, advertising, functional, or social-media scripts deployed, rejecting those categories does not remove access to an optional tracking feature on the current site.

International transfers

The current cookie record does not identify an optional third-party provider or an international transfer arising from optional cookies or similar technologies. If the site later uses a provider outside the United Kingdom, or a provider that transfers personal data internationally, the relevant information should be explained in the Privacy Policy, including the safeguards used where required by UK data-protection law.

Changes to this Cookie Policy

This policy may be updated when the site’s technologies, consent controls, or legal-information practices change. The Last updated date near the beginning of this page indicates when it was most recently revised. Material changes may include the introduction of an optional provider, a new cookie category, or a meaningful change to how preferences are recorded. Visitors are encouraged to review this page and Cookie settings periodically.

Questions about this policy

For questions about this Cookie Policy or the site’s use of consent preferences, contact Interior Painting & Wall Finishing by telephone on +44 20 8050 4086 or by post at 41 Coniston Court, Kendal St, London W2 2AN, United Kingdom. Further information about the handling of personal data is set out in the Privacy Policy available on this website.