What this site stores in your browser, what a third party may store once you allow it, and where to change your mind.
The site is operated by Domino Services Ltd., registered in England and Wales, company number 13108907. Read this with the privacy policy and the advertising policy.
A cookie is a small text file a site stores on your device so it can recognise the browser
again, remember a preference, or measure how the site is used. Similar technologies such as
localStorage keep data in the browser without sending it with every request;
this policy covers those too.
A cookie set by the site you are visiting is a first-party cookie; one set by a service embedded in the page is a third-party cookie. Either can last only for the session or persist.
Nothing. There is no account, no saved settings and no unit or currency control to remember, so this site sets no preference cookie of its own. If that changes, the cookie will be named here before it is used.
Each service below can set storage of its own once it is allowed to run, and each is governed by its provider's policy rather than by this one.
Measures visits, pages read, how long a session lasts, approximate location and device type. It runs only after analytics storage is allowed. Its cookies distinguish one browser from another and can last up to two years.
Serves advertising on pages that pass this site's own eligibility rules. Where the European framework applies, a Google-certified consent management platform presents the choice and communicates it before any placement is requested. Advertising and its measurement may then use cookies or similar storage, including for personalised advertising where you have allowed it.
Delivery, bot filtering and security. It may set short-lived storage to tell an ordinary visitor from automated abuse, and more when a challenge is issued. These are necessary for the site to stay available and are not used for advertising or analytics.
The route check sends the two place names you typed to a routing service so it can answer. Whichever one answers processes that request under its own terms. The privacy policy names them, in the order they are asked.
In the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, non-essential analytics and advertising storage stay disabled until the visitor consents. Elsewhere analytics and advertising run by default, and your browser settings can block or delete their cookies at any time. Advertising quality rules apply to that traffic either way.
You can review or change a decision at any time through the Privacy and cookie settings control in the footer. Clearing your browser data also removes a stored decision.
Every major browser can block cookies, delete the ones already stored, or tell you when one is set — the instructions live in each browser's own help. Because this site stores nothing of its own, blocking cookies here costs you no functionality at all.
Independently of this site, industry tools let you opt out of interest-based advertising across many companies at once: Your Online Choices in Europe, the Network Advertising Initiative and the Digital Advertising Alliance.
This policy changes when the services in use change. Where a material change needs a fresh decision, the consent platform asks again rather than carrying an old answer over to a new purpose.
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