Last updated: 27 August 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Interior Notes uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit https://1239.neurogena.net. It is written for visitors in the United Kingdom. It describes the current on-site consent manager, the information it saves, and the choices available to you. This policy should be read alongside the site’s Privacy Policy, which provides further information about the handling of personal data where relevant.
What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies are small text files that a website may ask a browser to store on a device. They can help a site recognise a browser, remember a setting, or support a feature during or after a visit. Similar technologies can store or access information in other ways. For example, browser local storage can retain a setting on a device without using a conventional cookie.
Depending on the technology and purpose, information held or accessed may include a preference selection, a technical identifier, browser settings, or information needed to make a site feature work. A stored preference can be personal data where it can be connected with an identifiable individual or device. The legal treatment of a technology depends on what it does, not simply on whether it is called a cookie.
Why this site uses local storage
At present, Interior Notes uses its on-site consent manager to remember a visitor’s cookie choice. The manager saves the record ng-cookie-consent-v1 in the browser’s local storage. This is a first-party record: it is created and read by this site rather than by an outside provider.
The record is used to avoid repeatedly asking for the same choice and to apply that choice when the site presents cookie settings. It is not an analytics cookie, advertising cookie, social-media tracker, or profiling tool. The site does not currently use analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking cookies.
Cookie and technology categories
Cookie categories are commonly used to help visitors understand different purposes. The categories below explain both the current position and what each category means.
- Strictly necessary: these support a feature that is necessary to provide a service or function requested by the visitor. The consent preference record is used for this limited purpose. It remembers the choice made in the consent manager.
- Functional: these would remember optional preferences that improve how a site works, such as a chosen display setting. No separate functional cookies or local-storage records are currently identified for this site.
- Analytics and performance: these would measure visits, page use, or technical performance to help understand how a site is used. This site does not currently use analytics or performance cookies.
- Advertising and targeting: these would support advertising, measure advertising activity, build audiences, or tailor content across sites. This site does not currently use advertising or targeting cookies.
- Social-media: these would be set by social-media platforms or enable their embedded features and sharing tools. This site does not currently use social-media cookies.
Optional categories are off unless and until a visitor chooses them through the consent manager. As no optional categories are currently in use, there are no optional cookies for the site to activate at this time.
Current cookie and provider record
The following table lists the technology supported by the current site brief. No other cookie, provider, or duration is stated here because none has been identified for this site.
| Name | Type and party | Category | Purpose and information handled | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ng-cookie-consent-v1 | Browser local storage; first party | Strictly necessary consent preference | Records the visitor’s cookie-consent selection so that the consent manager can remember and apply that choice. | Persistent. It remains in browser local storage until the visitor changes or withdraws the choice, clears local storage, or the browser removes it under its own settings. No fixed expiry period is specified in the current site information. |
The listed record is local storage rather than a conventional HTTP cookie. It is included in this policy because it performs a similar preference-storage function and can be controlled through browser data settings.
First-party, third-party, session and persistent technologies
A first-party technology is set by the site you are visiting. A third-party technology is set or accessed by another organisation, often through embedded content, advertising, analytics, or social-media tools. The current consent record is first party. No third-party tracking cookies are currently used by this site.
A session cookie normally expires when a browser session ends. A persistent cookie or storage record remains after the session so that a setting can be remembered. The consent record described above is persistent. Its practical retention is meaningful because it prevents the consent manager from treating every page visit as a new, unanswered choice. It can be removed through the consent manager or browser controls, subject to the options provided by the browser.
Legal basis and UK rules
In the United Kingdom, the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) regulate the storing of information on, or accessing information from, a visitor’s device. The UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018 also apply where personal data is processed.
For the consent preference record, the site relies on the limited PECR exemption that may apply where storage or access is strictly necessary to provide an information-society service requested by the visitor. In practical terms, the record is used to operate and remember the visitor’s own privacy choice in the on-site consent manager. Where the record involves personal data, the applicable UK GDPR basis depends on the precise processing context; the site uses the record only for the consent-preference purpose described in this policy.
Non-essential technologies, such as analytics, advertising, targeting, and social-media cookies, generally require prior consent under PECR before they are stored or accessed. They are not currently used on this site. If optional technologies are introduced in the future, they should remain off unless the visitor makes a clear, informed choice through the consent manager, and this policy should be updated to reflect the actual technology in use.
How the consent manager works
The on-site consent manager presents cookie choices and saves the resulting preference in ng-cookie-consent-v1. The purpose is to record the choice locally in the browser and to make the choice available when the site needs to apply it. The manager does not turn optional categories on by default.
You can use Cookie settings in the lower-left corner of the site to review your choice. From there, you can reject optional categories, change a previous selection, or withdraw a choice. Withdrawing or changing a choice should be as straightforward as making it. Where a preference is withdrawn, the manager updates the stored preference for future use. Clearing browser local storage may also remove the saved record, in which case the site may ask you to make a choice again.
Browser controls and practical consequences
Most browsers provide controls to view, delete, block, or limit cookies and site storage. These controls are usually found in browser privacy, security, or site-data settings. Browser settings vary by device and browser version, so visitors should consult their browser’s own help information for current instructions.
If you block or delete local storage, the consent manager may be unable to remember your selection. You may therefore see the cookie-choice prompt again. Blocking all storage can also affect website features that depend on saving a setting. Because this site currently has no analytics, advertising, or social-media cookies, disabling those categories does not remove any currently identified tracking feature from the site.
International transfers and third parties
The current consent preference record is first-party browser local storage. No third-party tracking provider is identified in this policy, and no international transfer connected with that record is described in the current site information. If the site later introduces a third-party optional technology, the relevant provider, purpose, category, and any applicable international-transfer information should be made clear before or when consent is requested, as appropriate.
For broader information about personal-data handling that may be relevant beyond this local preference record, please read the Privacy Policy available on this site.
Changes to this Cookie Policy
This policy may be revised when the site’s use of cookies, local storage, or similar technologies changes, or when clarification is needed. The “Last updated” date near the beginning of this page shows when this version was last revised. Visitors should review this page from time to time, particularly after changes to the consent manager or the categories of technology used on the site.
Questions about this policy
If you have a question about this Cookie Policy or the cookie choices presented on the site, you can contact Interior Notes by telephone on +44 20 8050 4086 or by post at 41 Coniston Court, Kendal St, London W2 2AN, United Kingdom.