Celtic Leisure Cookie Policy
Please take a moment to read our cookie policy.
A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer or mobile device by a website’s server. Only the server that created the cookie can read its contents. Each cookie is unique to your web browser and contains anonymous information such as a unique identifier, the site name, and a series of numbers. Cookies allow a website to remember things like your preferences or items you’ve placed in a shopping basket.
You can learn more about cookies at allaboutcookies.org
Why Websites Use Cookies
Cookies help websites recognise your device. Most websites use them to improve your experience — either during a single visit (using a session cookie) or across repeated visits (using a persistent cookie).
Cookies perform many helpful functions, such as:
- Allowing you to move easily between pages
- Remembering your preferences
- Keeping you logged in as you navigate the site
- Improving how the website works for you
Without cookies, a website may treat you as a new visitor every time you open a new page. For example, if you log in and then click to another page, the site wouldn’t recognise that it’s still you — meaning it wouldn’t be able to keep you logged in.
Some websites also use cookies to tailor advertising or marketing messages based on your location or browsing behaviour.
Cookies may be set directly by the website you’re visiting (first‑party cookies) or by external services providing content on the page (third‑party cookies).
How and Why Celtic Leisure Uses Cookies
Cookies help us identify your computer or mobile device when you visit the Celtic Leisure website.
We use cookies to:
- Ensure the site works correctly and securely
- Enable essential features such as logging in or navigating menus
- Store your preferences to enhance your experience
- Improve website performance and usability
One of the main reasons we use cookies is to gather anonymous data about how people use our website. We use Google Analytics to understand things like:
- How long visitors stay on the site
- Which pages are most popular
- How users found us
- The paths users take through the site
All this information is anonymous — we do not collect personal data through cookies.
We never sell the information collected by cookies, and we only share it when required by law (for example, with government authorities or law enforcement).
If you prefer, you can control third‑party cookies through your browser settings, or you can opt out of Google Analytics tracking.
Managing Your Cookies
Most web browsers on computers, smartphones, and tablets are set to accept cookies by default. If you want to change your cookie preferences — on our website or any other — you can do this in your browser settings.
Your browser’s Help section will show you how to:
- Be notified when cookies are set
- Block cookies altogether
- Delete existing cookies
Please keep in mind that cookies often help websites function correctly. If you disable certain cookies, some features of the Celtic Leisure website may not work as intended.