Cookie Policy

 Cookie Policy

Last Updated: 16.07.2026
Website: www.rawlinsdavyreeves.com
Organisation: Rawlins Davy Reeves Ltd

1. Introduction

 This Cookie Policy explains how Rawlins Davy Reeves Ltd (“we”, “us”, “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on our website.

We are committed to protecting your privacy and complying with:

• The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (“PECR”);
• The UK General Data Protection Regulation (“UK GDPR”);
• The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (“DUAA”); and
• Applicable guidance issued by the Information Commissioner’s Office (“ICO”), including its 2026 guidance on cookies and similar technologies.

This Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

2. What Are Cookies and Similar Technologies?

 Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include:

• Local storage
• Session storage
• Tracking pixels
• Tags
• Scripts
• SDKs
• Device-identification technologies

These technologies enable websites and online services to store information on, or access information from, a user’s device. The same legal requirements generally apply to cookies and similar technologies.

3. How We Use Cookies

 We use cookies and similar technologies to:

• Operate and secure our website;
• Remember your preferences;
• Analyse website performance and usage;
• Improve accessibility and user experience;
• Measure the effectiveness of our services;
• Deliver advertising and marketing where you have given consent.

4. Categories of Cookies We Use

A. Strictly Necessary Cookies

 These cookies are essential for the operation of our website and cannot be disabled through our cookie preferences tool.

They are used for purposes such as:

• Security and fraud prevention;
• User authentication;
• Load balancing;
• Network management;
• Shopping basket functionality;
• Remembering privacy choices.

Where a cookie is strictly necessary to provide a service requested by you, we do not require consent before placing it on your device.

B. Analytics and Statistical Cookies

 We may use certain cookies and similar technologies solely to generate aggregated statistics regarding website use and performance.

Where we rely on the DUAA statistical-purpose exemption:

• The technology is used solely for statistical measurement;
• Data is not used for advertising or profiling;
• We provide clear information about its use; and
• You are provided with a simple, free means of objecting.

Where these conditions are not met, we will request your consent before using analytics technologies.

C. Appearance and Functionality Cookies

 We may use cookies to remember:

• Language preferences;
• Accessibility settings;
• Display preferences;
• User interface customisations.

Where these technologies are used solely for appearance or functionality preferences and the legal conditions are met, we may rely on the DUAA exemption while providing a simple means for you to object.

D. Marketing and Advertising Cookies

 Marketing technologies may be used to:

• Deliver personalised advertising;
• Measure advertising effectiveness;
• Limit advertisement frequency;
• Create audience segments;
• Support remarketing and retargeting activities.

These technologies are only used with your consent unless a legal exemption applies. Advertising, profiling and cross-site tracking technologies generally require consent under PECR and ICO guidance.

5. Cookie List

 The cookies and similar technologies used on this website may include:

Note: The specific cookies used may change over time as we improve our website and services. We will keep this table under review and update it where necessary.

6. Your Choices

 Managing Consent

When you first visit our website, you will be presented with a cookie banner that enables you to:

• Accept all cookies;
• Reject non-essential cookies;
• Customise your preferences.

You may change your preferences at any time by selecting “Cookie Preferences” on our website.

Objecting to Exempt Analytics or Preference Technologies

Where we rely on a DUAA exemption for statistical or appearance technologies, we provide a simple and free mechanism to object to their use. You can exercise this option through our Cookie Preferences Centre at any time.

Browser Controls

Most browsers allow you to:

• Delete cookies;
• Block cookies;
• Receive notifications before cookies are stored;
• Restrict third-party cookies.

Please note that blocking certain cookies may affect website functionality.

7. Third-Party Technologies

 We may use third-party providers to deliver analytics, functionality, security, communications or marketing services.

Examples may include:

• Google
• Microsoft
• Meta
• LinkedIn
• Cloud hosting providers
• Customer support platforms

Where third parties process personal information obtained through cookies, such processing is governed by their respective privacy policies.

8. Personal Data and Legal Basis

 Information collected through cookies may constitute personal data where it can identify, distinguish or relate to an individual.

Where personal data is processed through cookies, we rely on:

• Consent;
• Legitimate interests; or
• A statutory exemption,

as appropriate under UK GDPR and PECR.

Further information can be found in our Privacy Policy.

9. International Transfers

 Some third-party providers may process information outside the United Kingdom.

Where personal data is transferred internationally, we will implement appropriate safeguards in accordance with applicable data protection laws.

10. Changes to This Policy

 We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect:

• Changes in law;
• Regulatory guidance;
• Website functionality;
• New technologies or services.

The latest version will always be published on this page together with its revision date.

11. Contact Us

 If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies and similar technologies, please contact:

Rawlins Davy Reeves Ltd
Address: 35 Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, BH2 6HT
Email: enquiries@rawlinsdavyreeves.com
Telephone: 01202 558844

You also have the right to raise concerns with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) where applicable.