Cookie Information
This policy explains the main cookie categories that may be used by the website and the purpose they serve.
This Cookie Policy explains how A.M.H. Scaffolding Services Ltd may use cookies and similar technologies when you visit this website, why they may be used and how you can manage your preferences.
Cookies are small data files that websites may store on a computer, mobile telephone or tablet. They can support website operation, remember choices and provide information about how pages are used.
This policy explains the main cookie categories that may be used by the website and the purpose they serve.
Optional cookies should only operate where the required visitor choice or permission has been provided.
Most internet browsers allow stored cookies to be reviewed, blocked or deleted through their privacy settings.
Cookies usually contain a small amount of information associated with a website, browser or device.
Some cookies exist only during an active browser session. Others may remain for a defined period so a preference, consent choice or recognised setting can be remembered during a later visit.
Usually expire when the active browser session ends.
Remain until they expire or are removed from the device.
Set through the website or its website platform.
Set by an external service used or embedded on the website.
Cookies and similar technologies may support security, essential website operation, visitor preferences and proportionate website performance analysis.
Necessary technology may help protect forms, sessions and website services from misuse or unusual activity.
Technical storage may support page navigation, platform functions and consistent website delivery.
Cookies may remember privacy choices or optional settings selected by the visitor.
Optional analytics may help identify popular pages, performance issues and general visitor trends.
The categories below explain the main types of cookies and similar technologies that may be used through the website, depending on the features and services currently enabled.
Necessary for security, website operation, navigation and remembering privacy choices.
RequiredHelp measure general website use, performance and visitor interaction where permission has been provided.
OptionalSupport optional preferences, enhanced content and additional website functionality.
OptionalMay support advertising measurement or promotional activity where valid consent has been obtained.
Consent BasedEssential cookies and similar technologies support functions that are reasonably necessary for the website to work securely and consistently.
These technologies may help maintain website security, remember cookie preferences, support page navigation and operate technical features requested by the visitor.
The exact cookie names and technical functions may depend on Webador, website configuration, active forms and other services operating when the website is visited.
Technical storage may help protect forms, sessions and website services against misuse.
A cookie may remember whether optional categories were accepted, rejected or customised.
Necessary technologies may support consistent movement between website pages and features.
Contact forms may require technical functions that help process requests and prevent malicious submissions.
The website platform may use necessary storage to deliver, protect and manage the website.
Storage may support reliable page loading and the delivery of requested website content.
Analytics technologies may collect statistical information about website visits, popular pages, general device categories and broad interaction patterns.
This information may help identify useful content, technical problems and opportunities to improve the website. Optional analytics should only operate after the required consent.
Approximate website traffic and visit frequency.
Content and services attracting the most interest.
General browser, screen and device categories.
Information used to improve content and performance.
Analytics information should be limited to what is reasonably needed to understand website performance and improve the visitor experience.
Where an external analytics service is used, relevant privacy settings, retention controls and available safeguards should be considered.
Information should remain relevant to website performance.
Optional analytics should respect visitor choices.
Information should not remain longer than reasonably needed.
Relevant external privacy and security terms may be reviewed.
Functional cookies may support enhanced website features, remembered settings or external content. These technologies may require permission before they operate.
Optional settings may be remembered for later website visits.
Embedded video services may use cookies when content is loaded or played.
Mapping services may use storage to provide location and navigation functions.
Optional chat, booking or messaging tools may use their own technologies.
Embedded social content may use cookies from the relevant external platform.
Optional storage may remember how website content is presented.
Website features supplied by another organisation may set or access cookies when the relevant service is loaded, selected or used.
A.M.H. does not directly control every cookie or identifier used by an independent provider. The provider's own privacy and cookie information may therefore also apply.
Marketing cookies may be used to measure promotional activity, understand campaign effectiveness or support advertising across websites and platforms.
Non-essential advertising or tracking technologies should not activate unless the required consent has been obtained.
Measure whether visits follow promotional activity.
Understand broad audience and engagement patterns.
Support advertising through connected social platforms.
Remain inactive where the category has been rejected.
Where optional cookies are used, the website should explain the available categories and allow visitors to accept, reject or customise them.
Consent should be freely given, specific and informed. Optional cookies should not be placed before consent, and visitors should be able to change their decision later.
Permit the selected optional categories.
Continue with necessary cookies only.
Select the optional categories that may operate.
Revisit the available preference controls.
Preferences may be managed through the website cookie notice or preference centre where available, and through browser or device privacy settings.
Use the initial notice to accept, reject or customise optional cookie categories.
Reopen the website privacy controls where this option is made available.
Stored cookies can normally be removed through browser privacy settings.
Optional categories may be refused while retaining access to the main website information.
Videos, maps or external tools may remain unavailable when related cookies are rejected.
Contact A.M.H. where you have a question about website cookies or personal information.
Most internet browsers include privacy settings that allow you to review, restrict or remove cookies stored on your computer, mobile telephone or tablet.
Browser controls vary between providers and versions. Blocking all cookies may affect essential website operation, remembered preferences and access to embedded features.
The period for which a cookie remains on your device depends on its purpose, configuration and the service responsible for placing it.
Some cookies expire when the browser session ends. Others remain for a defined period so that privacy choices, settings or recognised preferences can be remembered during a later visit.
Usually expire when the active browser session closes.
May remain so selected settings can be remembered.
May remain for a reasonable period to record your choice.
Expiry periods are determined by the relevant provider.
Where optional cookies rely on consent, you may change or withdraw that consent through the website preference controls where available.
Withdrawing consent will not affect processing that lawfully took place before the preference was changed. Cookies already stored on your device may also need to be removed through your browser settings.
Rejecting optional cookies should not prevent access to the main website information, although some enhanced or external features may remain unavailable.
Videos may remain blocked until the relevant category or external provider is permitted.
Location and navigation features may not load without third-party storage permission.
Some settings may need to be selected again during a later visit.
A.M.H. may receive less information about website performance.
Optional chat, booking or messaging services may not operate.
Embedded feeds and sharing functions may remain unavailable.
The exact cookie names and providers may change when website settings, embedded content, analytics services or external tools are updated.
Visitors can usually inspect current cookies through browser privacy tools, website preference controls or developer tools.
Updates may be made where website features, service providers, legal requirements or privacy practices change.
The policy may be reviewed to reflect current website operation.
New analytics, embedded services or platform features may require an update.
This website version is effective from 25 July 2026.
Some cookie information may amount to personal data where it relates to an identifiable visitor, device or online identifier.
Further information about personal data, legal bases, retention and privacy rights is available in the A.M.H. Privacy Policy.
Contact A.M.H. Scaffolding Services Ltd if you have a question about this Cookie Policy, your preferences or the way website information is handled.
Please provide enough information for the enquiry to be understood and reviewed.
Review the Privacy Policy or contact A.M.H. for further information about cookies, website data or your privacy choices.