Cookie Policy
Cookie Policy
Cookies are small files that a website stores on your device. On this site they are used to remember your preferences, keep you signed in, and pass anonymous information to third-party services such as Google Translate. In most cases cookies help improve how the site works for you, but you can choose to disable them if you prefer.
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These cookies are essential for the website to function, and include:
| Name | Purpose | Expires |
| CookieConsent | Records whether you have dismissed the cookie banner, so it doesn't reappear on each visit. | 1 year |
| GlobalAlertAccepted | Records whether you have dismissed the pop-up alert banner, so it doesn't reappear. | 20 minutes |
| gpw-practice-code | Identifies which practice website is being viewed on the The GP Website Company platform. | 1 minute |
These cookies cannot be switched off, as the site relies on them to work. The only way to avoid them is not to use the website.
Performance Cookies
Performance cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, so it can be improved over time.
| Name | Purpose | Expires |
| Google Analytics (_gid) | Used to track how visitors interact with the site. | 5 hours |
| Google Analytics (_ga) | Used to distinguish individual visitors to the site. | 2 years |
| Google Analytics (_gat) | Used to limit the rate of requests sent to Google Analytics, helping the site run efficiently. | 2 years |
Targeting Cookies
Targeting cookies gather information about your interests so that advertisers can display relevant adverts on other websites you visit. They build a profile of your browsing and measure how well adverts perform.
This website does not use any targeting cookies.
Functionality Cookies
Functionality cookies remember the choices and preferences you set while using the site.
| Name | Purpose | Expires |
| Google Translate | Holds a unique ID that Google uses to remember your preferences, such as your chosen language. | 1 year |
Turning these cookies off is likely to break or significantly limit the features provided by these third-party services.