Last updated: August 27, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Verity Interiors uses cookies and related browser storage technologies when you visit https://1237.neurogena.net. It is intended for visitors in the United Kingdom. It should be read alongside the site’s Privacy Policy, which gives further information about the handling of personal data where relevant.
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website may ask a browser to store on a device. Similar technologies can include local storage and session storage. These technologies can remember information between pages or visits, such as a choice you have made, whether a notice has been acknowledged, or technical preferences needed for a feature to work.
Depending on the technology and purpose, information stored or accessed may include a preference value, a consent decision, the time of that decision, a browser-generated identifier, or technical information needed to maintain a session. Cookies and similar storage can involve personal data where the information relates to an identifiable person or can be combined with other information to identify someone.
Why this site uses browser storage
Verity Interiors uses a consent manager to record and apply your choices about optional browser technologies. The current implementation uses first-party persistent local storage to remember your consent choice. This allows the site to avoid repeatedly presenting the same choice and helps ensure that optional categories remain inactive unless you choose to allow them.
The site does not currently use optional functional, analytics, performance, advertising, targeting, or social-media cookies. It does not currently set third-party analytics or targeting cookies. If these arrangements change, the consent manager and this policy should be reviewed so that visitors receive clear information before any non-essential technology is activated.
Cookie and technology categories
Cookie categories describe the purpose of a technology rather than its technical format. The categories below explain how they are treated on this site.
- Strictly necessary: currently used for recording your cookie consent choice and supporting the consent mechanism. This category is limited to the operation of that mechanism.
- Functional: not currently used. Functional technologies may ordinarily remember enhanced preferences or enable optional site features.
- Analytics and performance: not currently used. These technologies may ordinarily measure how visitors use pages or help identify technical performance issues.
- Advertising and targeting: not currently used. These technologies may ordinarily build audiences, measure advertising activity, or show content based on browsing activity.
- Social media: not currently used. These technologies may ordinarily support embedded social-media content or sharing features.
A category being described here does not mean that it is active on the site. Optional categories are not enabled merely because they are listed in this policy. They remain off unless they are introduced and, where required, you have made an affirmative choice to allow them.
Technologies currently used
The table below lists only the storage item supported by the current site information. No third-party provider, analytics platform, advertising network, or social-media provider is identified because none is currently used for cookies or similar tracking on this site.
| Storage item | Party | Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ng-cookie-consent-v1 | First party | Strictly necessary | Records the visitor’s cookie consent choice so the consent manager can apply it. | Persistent local storage. It remains in the browser until it is cleared or changed through the consent settings. |
Where session storage is technically necessary for core browser operation, it ends when the browser session ends. The site information does not specify any additional cookie names, providers, or fixed expiry periods, so none are stated here. This avoids suggesting that storage is used when it is not.
First-party and third-party technologies
First-party cookies or storage are set or accessed by the site you are visiting. The consent record described above is first-party local storage. Third-party cookies or storage are set or accessed by another organisation through content, scripts, pixels, embedded media, or other technology on a page.
Verity Interiors does not currently set third-party analytics or targeting cookies. If third-party content or technology is added in the future, it may have its own data practices. Any relevant use should be assessed before activation, and information about the provider, purpose, storage period, and any choice available should be made available through the consent process and this policy where appropriate.
Session and persistent storage
Session storage is generally temporary. It is designed to be removed when the relevant browser session ends, although browser behaviour can vary according to settings. Persistent cookies or local storage remain after a session and can be read on a later visit until they expire, are replaced, or are removed by the visitor.
The consent record used by this site is persistent local storage rather than a session-only record. Its practical purpose is to remember the decision you made. You can remove it through your browser controls or revise it using the site’s Cookie settings control. Removing browser storage may mean that the consent notice is shown again, because the site will no longer have a record of your previous choice.
Legal basis and consent under UK rules
In the United Kingdom, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) apply to the storage of information on, or access to information from, a visitor’s device. In general, non-essential cookies and similar technologies require clear information and the visitor’s consent before they are used. Where personal data is processed, the UK General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018 may also apply.
The strictly necessary consent record is used to operate the consent mechanism and to respect the choice you have made. It is not used for advertising, audience measurement, profiling, or social-media tracking. Optional functional, analytics, advertising, targeting, and social-media categories are not currently used. If an optional category is introduced, it should not be activated unless an appropriate consent or other applicable PECR basis is in place, and any related personal-data processing should have a suitable lawful basis under the UK GDPR.
Your consent is not treated as permission for unrelated uses. A choice about one category does not automatically authorise another category. The consent manager is designed to keep optional technologies disabled unless you actively allow them.
How the consent manager works
On a first visit, the consent manager presents equally prominent Accept and Reject buttons. Choosing Reject keeps optional categories off. Choosing Accept records the choice in the consent record. The manager uses ng-cookie-consent-v1 to retain the choice in your browser’s local storage.
You can review your decision at any time by selecting the fixed “Cookie settings” button at the bottom of any page. From there, you can reject optional categories or save a different choice. Withdrawing or changing a choice is intended to be as straightforward as accepting it. A changed choice applies to future use of optional technologies; it cannot retrospectively remove information that a third party may already have received if such technology had previously been active. At present, the site does not use third-party analytics or targeting technologies.
Browser controls and consequences of blocking storage
Most browsers allow you to view, delete, or block cookies and local storage through their settings. You may also use private browsing modes or configure a browser to remove stored data when it closes. The exact steps depend on your browser and device, so consult the browser’s own help information for current instructions.
If you clear or block the consent record, the site may be unable to remember your previous decision. You may therefore see the consent notice again or need to make a selection again. Blocking all storage can affect the operation of consent controls and other core website functions. Browser-level blocking is separate from the choices available through the Cookie settings button.
Data, international transfers and related information
The currently used consent storage handles the choice recorded in your browser for the purpose described in this policy. The site information does not identify an external provider or international transfer connected with that consent record. Accordingly, this policy does not state that personal data is transferred outside the United Kingdom.
If future optional technologies involve personal data, third-party providers, or transfers outside the United Kingdom, the relevant information should be assessed and communicated in line with applicable UK data-protection requirements. For broader information about personal-data handling, please read the Privacy Policy. That document may be relevant where information beyond browser storage is collected or processed.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
This policy may be updated when the site’s use of cookies or similar technologies changes, when the consent mechanism changes, or when legal or operational information needs clarification. The “Last updated” date at the beginning of this page indicates when this version was most recently revised. Visitors should review this page periodically, particularly after changes to their browser settings or the site’s consent options.
Contact about cookies
If you have a question about this Cookie Policy or the site’s cookie choices, you can telephone +44 20 7477 2883 or write to 14 Verity Cl, London, W11 4HE, United Kingdom. Please provide enough detail to identify the issue, such as the page you were viewing and the browser or device involved, without including unnecessary personal information.