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Neighbourhood Alert ::Well-nighCookies Accessibility Font Size A A A HomeWell-nighUs Product Overview Conference Light The Lakes 2018 Light The Lakes Event 2018 Products Community Messaging Rapport Messaging Survey Tool Social Media Management Smart Phone App Origins Intensive Support Successes Police Success Story Fire & Rescue Success Story Local Authority Success Story Central Government Success Story Contact Join Login HomeWell-nighUs Product Overview Conference Light The Lakes 2018 Light The Lakes Event 2018 Products Community Messaging Rapport Messaging Survey Tool Social Media Management Smart Phone App Origins Intensive Support Successes Police Success Story Fire & Rescue Success Story Local Authority Success Story Central Government Success Story Contact Join LoginWell-nighCookies and how we use Cookies What are cookies? Cookies are tiny files that your web browser stores on your computer at the request of a website. Cookies have been used on the web since 1994 so they're nothing new and often nothing to worry about. They store little shit of information to help the website you're visiting to remember something well-nigh your visit or a preference you might have made. Cookies can moreover be used to track which pages you've visited on a website so the site owners can analyse usage of their site. Some websites use cookies to provide personalised adverts, but we don't do that on Neighbourhood Alert. There are two types of cookies: session cookies and persistent cookies. The whilom describes persistent cookies which remain on your computer without you have left the website for a period of time unswayable by the site owners. Session cookies are temporary and exist for only as long as you are visiting the site. As soon as you tropical your browser the session cookies are deleted. To learn increasingly well-nigh cookies read the Wikipedia entry. Why are we telling you this? EU law requires all websites hosted in the UK or intended for a UK regulars to be unshut and transparent with visitors to make it well-spoken how cookies are used on the site. Cookie Policy Personal information is not stored in cookies set by Neighbourhood Alert. We use cookies only for the reasons given below. Neighbourhood Alert may not function as expected without cookies and therefore you should only use this website if you stipulate to indulge cookies to be used. This page provides guidance on how to disable cookies if you so wish. How does Neighbourhood Alert use cookies? Cookies are often good, unscratched and useful, but they can be used by some websites for undesirable purposes. Neighbourhood Alert only uses cookies for good things but we'll let you judge that for yourself. Neighbourhood Alert uses cookies for the pursuit purposes: Analytics - unrecognized information is placid well-nigh how you use Neighbourhood Alert so we can tell how many visitors we've had, how many have visited before, etc. No personal information is collected. Session persistence - to track which of our servers you're using and if you log into Neighbourhood Alert these cookies will help alimony you logged in. Convenience - makes logging in for repeat visitors a slightly increasingly user-friendly experience. Preferences - only if you log into Neighbourhood Alert; some simple preferences will be stored but they do not include personal information What if you don't want cookies stored on your computer? There are a few options misogynist to you in order of practicality: 1.Disable persistent cookies in your browser. 2.Delete the cookies yourself now or when you have finished using the website. 3.Don't visit websites that require cookies and/or don't log in. If you finger the need to disable persistent cookies then read the section below: How to disable cookies Please note: it is not recommended to completely disable cookies and we cannot provide you with any support if you segregate to do so. The information we provide here is washed-up on a voluntary understructure so you can make an informed choice. If you completely disable cookies then many websites won't function as you expect them to. For example, shopping baskets might forget what you put in them or you might get thrown out of a site without logging in. If you really want to disable cookies then consider disabling persistent cookies only and indulge session (temporary) cookies to remain enabled. This will increase the likelihood of websites working correctly while still preventing cookies stuff stored on your nonflexible momentum without you've sealed your browser. Each trademark of web browser has a variegated way of disabling persistent cookies. It's not possible to maintain a detailed and up to stage guide on how to do this as there are so many browsers with so many versions, but we've outlined unelevated how to do this in a few popular browsers. Please note: the method does vary between versions of the same browser and any changes you make to your browser's settings are washed-up at your own risk. Internet Explorer: Go to the `Tools` menu and select `Internet Options`. Go to the `Privacy` tab. Click on `Advanced` and then on `Override will-less cookie handling`. Click on `Block`. Click on `Always indulge session cookies` if you want to increase the endangerment of websites working properly. Click on `OK` and `OK` again. Firefox: Go to the `Tools` menu and select `Options`. Click on the `Privacy` tab and transpiration the History option from `Remember history` to `Use custom settings for history`. To temporarily alimony cookies for the elapsing of your session and to have them automatically deleted when you finish, transpiration the option for `Keep until` from `they expire` to `I tropical Firefox`. This will indulge most websites to function properly. If you want to completely disable cookies, uncheck `Accept cookies from sites`, but expect some sites not to behave as anticipated. Chrome: Go to the `Tools` menu (the spanner icon) and select `Settings`. Click on `Advanced Settings`. Under `Privacy` click on `Content settings...`. Under `Cookies` click on `Clear cookies and other site and plug-in data when I tropical my browser`; this will let most websites work correctly and all cookies will be deleted when you tropical Chrome. If you don't want to use cookies at all and risk some sites not working properly then select `Block sites from setting any data` and moreover `Block third-party cookies and site data`. 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