The website and cookies:
European directive 2009/136/EC, as enacted in the UK via The Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) (Amendment) Regulations 2011, requires web sites which use cookies to gain informed consent from anyone who might use the site as to whether they wish to have cookies stored by that web site on their computer, or mobile computing device. This law comes into effect on 26th May 2012.The Ten Tors web site (this site) creates one cookie (called 'TTcookie') when you enter the site, and stores one piece of information in that cookie - the year of the event that you're looking at - 2012, for example. It does this so that some of the subsequent pages you might visit can use that information without always prompting you for it - specifically when you use the search tools to get information relating to your Team.
The year information stored in the Ten Tors cookie is not used for any other tracking purpose, and is set to expire after twenty four hours.
Most web browsers, in their 'Tools' or 'Preferences' section, allow you to accept or to block some or all cookies. If you choose to block cookies from the Ten Tors web site most pages will still work as you'd expect. You will not however be able to use any of the Team search tools to get the information you might want.
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