Cookie Statement
Last updated: 18 October 2026
This statement explains cookies and similar technologies used on petergregorymorris.com. It should be read with the Privacy Policy.
What cookies do
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser. They can help a website recognise a browser, keep an authorised user signed in and remember settings. Some services also use related technologies, such as browser storage, tags and identifiers.
Technologies on this website
| Category | Purpose and when it applies |
|---|---|
| WordPress administration | WordPress uses cookies for sign-in, authenticated sessions and administrator preferences. These are relevant when someone accesses the login or administration areas; ordinary gallery visitors do not need an account. |
| Comments | Where an older article offers comments, WordPress may offer to remember the name, email address and website supplied by a commenter. This applies only when that feature is used and the option is selected. |
| Google tag | The website includes Google’s tag technology. Depending on its configuration and your settings, it can collect technical and interaction data and use cookies or similar identifiers for measurement and associated Google services. |
Not every cookie is set on every visit. Cookies can differ according to the page, whether you are signed in, browser settings and service configuration. Some last for a session; others remain until expiry or deletion. Google’s cookie documentation explains the names and durations used by its different services; it is not a list of every cookie observed on this website.
Your choices
You can use your browser’s privacy settings to view, block or delete cookies, restrict third-party cookies and clear stored website data. Blocking cookies may affect sign-in and some website features. It does not necessarily prevent all technical information or cookieless measurement from being sent.
You can also review Google’s cookie information and controls and Google’s Privacy Policy. WordPress explains its cookies in the WordPress cookies documentation.
Consent and external websites
This statement is an explanation, not a cookie-preference control. Publishing it does not itself block or disable tracking technologies. Visiting or continuing to browse is not treated by this statement as consent to every use of cookies.
Following an external link takes you to another operator’s website. That operator controls its own cookies and privacy practices.
Questions and updates
For questions about this website’s cookies or personal information, please use the contact form. This statement will be updated when relevant website features or services change.