Last updated: 10th December 2018
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How does Hilton Feast Week Committee use cookies?
Improving our website
We use cookies to track and measure how many users visit our website, and how often they return. This anonymous data helps us to determine how to improve our website and is collected using a web analytics tool called Google Analytics.
We also enable functionality using cookies. This includes:
- The consent pop for new website visitors by Cookie Consent
- Website security by Wordfence
- Website speed improvement and protection from SiteGround
What cookies do we use?
This website uses the following cookies:
| Name of Cookie | Purpose |
| wc_cart_created | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality |
| wc_cart_hash_# | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality |
| wc_fragments_# | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality |
| woocommerce_cart_hash | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality on the web site to remember the chosen products – This also allows the web site to promote related products to the visitor, based on the content of the shopping cart. |
| woocommerce_items_in_cart | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality on the web site to remember the chosen products – This also allows the web site to promote related products to the visitor, based on the content of the shopping cart. |
| wp_woocommerece_session_# | Necessary for the shopping cart functionality |
| tk_ai | Registers data on visitors’ web site-behaviour. This is used for internal analysis and web site optimization. |
| tk_qs | Registers data on visitors’ web site-behaviour. This is used for internal analysis and web site optimization. |
| tk_lr | Collects data on visitors’ preferences and behaviour on the web site – This information is used make content and advertisement more relevant to the specific visitor |
| tk_or | Collects data on visitors’ preferences and behaviour on the web site – This information is used make content and advertisement more relevant to the specific visitor |
| tk_r3d | Collects data on visitors’ preferences and behaviour on the web site – This information is used make content and advertisement more relevant to the specific visitor |
| tk_tc | Collects data on visitors’ preferences and behaviour on the web site – This information is used make content and advertisement more relevant to the specific visitor |
| t.gif | Internal running of website |
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Turn off anonymous Google Analytics cookies
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