Albourne Usage Analytics
Albourne Castle Cookies Policy
We use cookies to understand how you use Albourne’s Castle. This helps us to provide you with a smooth experience when you visit the Albourne Castle and also allows us to improve the site. A cookie is a small text file that can be placed on your computer or other device when using the Albourne Castle.
We set first party necessary cookies on the Albourne Castle. With your consent, we also use first party analytic cookies to evaluate your usage of the Albourne Castle, to improve the website.
What do we use cookies for?
We use two kinds of cookies:
Necessary cookies – These cookies are used for technical reasons and are necessary to enable the Albourne Website to operate efficiently, so that you can navigate the Albourne Castle with ease and use specific features. They include, for example, cookies that help us to debug any errors. If these cookies are blocked or disabled, some of the Albourne Castle may not operate effectively. We also use session cookies where necessary to keep you logged into the Albourne Website for the duration of the session, and these cookies are deleted when you close the web browser.
Analytics Cookies – These cookies are used to analyse usage behaviour and compile access and statistics. We use first party web analysis software that collects and evaluates statistical information. An analytical cookie is stored on your device with your consent, and access device information required for this purpose. The software runs exclusively on our internal servers. No data is transmitted to third parties.
How do I control my cookie settings on my computer or device?
Please note that if you decide to disable or block strictly necessary cookies, parts of the Albourne Website may not function correctly or at all. Should you choose, however, to disable or block strictly necessary cookies on your computer or other device, you will need to do this through your browser. Click on the 'Help' menu on your browser to learn how to manage your cookie preferences.
You may also use your Profile Page to manage your cookies preferences.
Alternatively, you can visit www.aboutcookies.org or www.youronlinechoices.eu for comprehensive information on how to manage cookies. Please note that Albourne does not recognize Do Not Track browser settings at this time.
What are the cookies that we use?
Please see below for a list of some of the cookies used on Albourne Castle. For more detailed information, please contact dataprotection@albourne.com.
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Name of Cookie: Session Cookie
Technical Name: JSESSIONID
Purpose: This cookie is used to maintain a secure session for you during your visit.
Duration: Browser session
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Name of Cookie: Cookie Elections
Technical Name: AlbournePreferences
Purpose: This cookie is used to implement your choices on the cookies banner, and stores your cookies consent state for the current domain.
Duration: 6 months
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Name of Cookie: Albourne Log-in
Technical Name: AlbourneToken
Purpose: This cookie is used to enable seamless logging in between Albourne websites.
Duration: Browser session
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Name of Cookie: User Name Storage
Technical Name: WhoAmIToken
Purpose: This cookie is used to store your username when logged onto Albourne websites in an encrypted form.
Duration: 13 months
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Name of Cookie: Albourne Log-in
Technical Name: DeviceToken
Purpose: This cookie is used when logging in to Albourne websites if the user chooses to “trust this device.”
Duration: three days
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Name of Cookie: Albourne Analytics
Technical Name: _pk_id
Purpose: This cookie is added for web analysis (tracking) with respect to device information and usage behaviour.
Duration: 13 months