How this site remembers you
This page explains how Grosvenor uses cookies and similar technologies. A cookie is a small text file stored on your device when you visit a website — it helps the site recognise you on your next visit and remember your preferences. Some cookies are essential for the site to work; others help us understand how people use it or allow third-party services to function.
We keep this policy straightforward so you know exactly what is collected, why, and what you can do about it. If anything changes, we will update this page and note the revision date at the bottom.
The analytics question
We use Google Analytics to see which pages get read, how long visitors stay, and where traffic comes from. This helps us improve the content and fix anything that is not working. Analytics cookies do not identify you personally — they generate aggregate statistics about site usage.
These cookies are set only with your consent. When you first visit the site, a banner asks whether you accept analytics tracking. You can decline and the site will still work — you will simply browse without your visit being counted in our reports.
Scripts we do not control
Some pages embed content from third parties — YouTube videos, social-media widgets, or advertising networks. Those services may set their own cookies when their content loads, and they operate under their own privacy policies, not ours. We do not have access to the data they collect.
Common third-party cookies you might encounter here:
- YouTube — tracks video playback and preferences
- Facebook and Twitter — power share buttons and track engagement
- Google Ads — serve targeted advertising based on your browsing history
If you want to limit third-party tracking, most browsers let you block cookies from sites you have not visited directly — the next section explains how.
Your options
You control cookies through your browser settings. Blocking all cookies will stop most tracking, but it may also break functionality on some sites — forms, logins and saved preferences often rely on them. Here is how to manage cookies in the most common browsers:
| Browser | Where to find cookie settings |
|---|---|
| Chrome | Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data |
| Firefox | Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data |
| Safari | Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data |
| Edge | Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies |
Most browsers also offer an incognito or private mode, which does not save cookies after you close the window. That is useful for one-off visits where you do not want any trace left behind.
On a mobile device the process is similar — open your browser's settings menu, look for Privacy or Site settings, and adjust the cookie controls there. Some phones also have a system-wide tracker-blocking feature in their privacy settings.
Revisions
We review this policy from time to time and update it when our use of cookies changes — for example, if we add a new analytics tool or remove an old one. When we make changes, we will note the date at the bottom of this page. Significant changes may be announced with a notice on the homepage.
Cookies are a standard part of how websites work, but we believe you should understand what they do and have a real choice about whether to accept them. If you have questions about this policy that are not answered here, write to [email protected] and we will reply within 48 hours.
Last updated: 26 November 2025
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