Cookies and similar technologies
Cookies are small identifiers stored by the browser. The website also uses localStorage, a browser technology that can remember preferences without automatically sending them to a server. Technologies that are not strictly necessary are disabled by default.
Necessary technologies
The choice made in the banner is stored in the browser under the key lm_cookie_consent_v3. It contains only the categories authorised, the consent version and the date of the choice. It is used to avoid showing the banner on every page and is not used for profiling. The preference is requested again after approximately 6 months.
Google Analytics 4 — optional
After consent to the “Analytics” category, the website loads Google Analytics 4 with measurement ID G-D0XZLH5S90 to understand website usage statistically. The implementation uses Google Consent Mode in “basic” configuration: before consent, the Analytics tag is not loaded and no Analytics request is sent to Google. Google signals for advertising features and ad personalisation are disabled.
When Analytics is authorised, gtag.js may set first-party cookies such as _ga and _ga_<container-id>, used respectively to distinguish users and preserve session state. The website configures a maximum lifetime of approximately 13 months; subsequent visits may update expiry according to gtag.js behaviour. User/event data-retention settings are also controlled in the GA4 property administration panel.
External content — optional
The embedded Google Maps map remains blocked until the “External content” category is authorised. Once authorised, Google Maps may receive technical data and use cookies or other identifiers under its own rules. The separate “Open in Google Maps” link does not load the map inside this website: data is transferred to Google only when the user chooses to follow the link.
Other external services
For more information about Google services, see Google’s Privacy Policy.
How to choose
On the first visit you can accept all optional categories, reject them using “Bare minimum” or the X on the banner, or customise Analytics and external content separately. Refusing optional categories does not limit the website’s essential functions.
Changing or withdrawing consent
You can change your mind at any time using “Cookie preferences” in the footer. If Analytics consent is withdrawn, the website sends Google a denied consent state and attempts to remove existing first-party Analytics cookies from the domain. If external-content consent is withdrawn, embedded maps managed by the website are removed from the page. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal.
Browser settings
You can also delete cookies and local data using your browser settings. Deleting the stored preference will cause the banner to appear again on the next visit.
Third parties
For more information about Google services, see Google’s Privacy Policy.
Updates
This policy may be updated following technical or regulatory changes. The date shown above indicates the latest revision.