Cookies
Copybook Publishing makes use of cookies on all of our websites. This information below explains what cookies are, why they are used, which cookies are used and how to remove them from your browsing device e.g. computer, tablet or phone.
What is a Cookie?
A cookie is a very small, simple file stored on your computer or browsing device created by a website you visit. Only that website will be able access the information in this file. Almost all websites use cookies and they have been in use for years. Without cookies certain functions of websites would not work.
What do Cookies Do?
Cookies are very helpful for the user and site owner for a number of reasons.
For example if you were logged into a website and navigated to a new page with no cookies you would have to log in each time you viewed a new page.
Cookies allow you to shop and bank online whilst also remembering your user preferences for a website! So cookies play a vital role in ensuring websites work in the way the user expects.
What Cookies do we use?
The sort of cookies we use may include:
- Session Cookies
Without session cookies, the majority of websites would be unable to function correctly. In online shops, they are used to add items to your cart, and in other websites they track your identity and preferences for the site.
- Web statistics - Google Analytics
The Google Analytics website statistics cookie allows us to track which pages are being viewed online, and which are most popular. It does not collect personal information.
- Twitter, Facebook and Google+
These cookies allow our readers to share interesting pages from the website.
- Youtube and Viddler Videos
Youtube and Viddler cookies allow you to watch videos on our website
How to Remove the Cookies
You can set your browser settings to notify you when cookies are sent to you for use on the website you are browsing, or you have the option to refuse cookies altogether. You can also delete cookies stored on your computer / device.
Please visit this website for further information on how to control cookie access:


