Cookies
How cookies work on the North Ledger Advisory site, which types we use, and how you can accept or reject non-essential cookies.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They help pages function, remember preferences, or understand how the site is used.
How we use cookies
We use essential cookies to run core features such as remembering your cookie choice. We use analytics cookies only if you accept them, to learn which pages help visitors understand our consultations.
Rejecting analytics cookies does not block access to service information, forms, or contact details.
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| northledger_cookie_consent | Stores whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies | Up to 1 year (localStorage) | North Ledger Advisory |
| _nla_session | Maintains basic site session integrity for form tokens where used | Session | North Ledger Advisory |
| _nla_analytics | Measures aggregated page views if consent given | 6 months | North Ledger Advisory (first-party analytics) |
Managing or disabling cookies
On first visit our banner offers Accept and Reject. Your choice is stored under the brand-prefixed key northledger_cookie_consent. You can clear site data in your browser to see the banner again and choose differently.
You can also block cookies in browser settings. Blocking essential storage may reset your consent preference each visit but will not remove access to advisory content.
Third-party cookies
Embedded fonts may be requested from Google Fonts; that request can expose your IP address to Google. We do not load third-party advertising cookies. If we add a third-party analytics tool in future, this page will be updated before it runs for accepting visitors.
Impact of disabling
Disabling optional analytics simply means we will not record aggregated usage statistics. Essential site features — reading consultation pages, submitting the contact form, and viewing legal pages — remain available.
More information
Personal data connected to cookies is described in our privacy notice. Questions: hello@digitcomnet.digital.