Cookie Policy
Effective date: 10 August 2026
1. What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small text file your browser stores on your device when you visit a website. It lets the site remember your settings, for example whether you have already answered the consent question.
2. What is localStorage?
localStorage is a built-in browser storage that, like cookies, holds small amounts of data but does not automatically send it to the server. Our site relies mainly on this technology because it keeps network traffic down.
3. Categories we use
We work with two categories: strictly necessary entries, without which the basic functions of the site do not work, and comfort entries that improve the experience. We use no marketing or tracking cookies.
4. The full list of entries
The table below lists every entry the site sets, with its purpose and lifetime.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|---|
| nwa-consent | localStorage | Remembers your cookie decision | Until deleted |
| Session ID | cookie | Technical requirement for secure serving | End of session |
5. Why necessary entries are always set
Without the necessary entries the consent bar would reappear on every page load and the server could not handle your request securely. Their legal basis is legitimate interest, so they load without consent.
6. Managing your consent
On your first visit a bar at the bottom of the screen lets you decide: "Accept all" enables every entry, while "Necessary only" limits storage to the technical minimum. Your decision is stored on your device and never sent to our server.
7. Withdrawing consent
You can delete your earlier decision at any time by clearing the site data for neuewelleagentur.uk in your browser settings. On your next visit the consent bar reappears and you can decide again.
8. Managing cookies in the browser
Every mainstream browser lets you list, block and delete cookies in the privacy section of its settings. Exact steps are described in the help pages of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge and may differ slightly between versions.
9. Third-party cookies
We set no third-party cookies on our own pages. When you follow a button to Google Play, Google may use cookies under its own policy; please check their notice for details.
10. Cookies and personal data
The entries we use cannot identify you on their own; they store no name, email address or other direct identifier. Details of how technical data is handled are in the Privacy Policy.
11. What happens if you block everything?
The content of the site remains fully readable without cookies; the ranking and reviews stay available. A few comforts disappear: the consent bar shows on every load and the chat forgets the conversation state.
12. Contact about cookies
If you have questions about this policy, or an entry appears to behave differently from what is described here, write to support@neuewelleagentur.uk. We investigate every report and update the table when needed.
13. Updates to this cookie policy
If we introduce a feature that requires a new entry, we update the table and this policy before the feature ships. The effective date at the top always reflects the latest revision; significant changes trigger a fresh consent request.
