Cookie Notice

This Cookie Notice explains how spinita.co.uk may use cookies and comparable browser technologies when you visit the website. It describes why these technologies may be used, what functions they support, and the choices available to visitors who want to control how cookies operate on their devices.

Our aim is to make the use of cookies clear and understandable while giving UK visitors practical information about managing their browsing preferences.

What Is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small piece of data that a website can store in your browser when you visit a page. Cookies can help websites recognise browser preferences, maintain technical functionality and understand how visitors interact with different sections of a site.

Cookies are not computer programs and cannot independently access documents or other files stored on your device. Their purpose depends on how the website or third-party service that creates them is configured.

Cookie Categories We May Use

Different types of cookies may serve different purposes on spinita.co.uk. Depending on the features available on the website, these may include:

  • Strictly Necessary Cookies: Support essential technical functions required for pages and website features to operate correctly.
  • Preference Cookies: Help remember selected settings or browsing choices so they do not need to be entered repeatedly.
  • Analytics Cookies: May help us understand which pages are visited, how users navigate the website and where improvements may be useful.
  • Performance Cookies: Can provide technical information relating to page performance, loading behaviour and general website usability.
  • Third-Party Cookies: May be created by external services or technologies included on pages rather than directly by spinita.co.uk.

Why Cookies May Be Used

Cookies and related technologies may support the operation and improvement of spinita.co.uk in several ways.

  • Keeping website functions available during a browsing session.
  • Remembering certain settings selected by visitors.
  • Understanding how users move between pages.
  • Identifying technical issues or areas that could be improved.
  • Measuring general website traffic and content performance.
  • Supporting security and detecting unusual website activity.

First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are associated directly with the website you are visiting. Third-party cookies, by comparison, may be created by an external service whose technology appears on a page.

For example, spinita.co.uk may contain links, analytics technologies or other components supplied by independent providers. If such services use cookies, those cookies are controlled according to the relevant provider's own policies and technical practices.

We recommend reviewing the privacy and cookie information provided by third parties if you would like to understand how their technologies process information.

Affiliate Links and External Websites

Some pages on spinita.co.uk may contain affiliate or promotional links leading to external casino platforms or other third-party websites. Clicking one of these links may take you away from spinita.co.uk.

An external website may use its own cookies once you visit it. Those cookies are not governed by this Cookie Notice, and their use is determined by the external operator's own cookie and privacy policies.

How Long Cookies Remain on Your Device

The amount of time a cookie remains stored depends on its type and purpose. Session cookies are normally removed after the browser session ends, while persistent cookies may remain for a defined period or until they are manually deleted.

The exact lifetime of third-party cookies is determined by the provider responsible for placing them.

Managing Your Cookie Preferences

Most modern browsers provide settings that allow users to view, restrict, block or remove cookies. These controls can normally be found within the privacy or security section of your browser.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

  • Delete cookies that have already been saved.
  • Block all cookies from being stored.
  • Block only third-party cookies.
  • Allow cookies from selected websites.
  • Receive a notification before certain cookies are stored.
  • Clear cookies automatically when the browser is closed.

Blocking some cookies may affect website functionality or prevent certain preferences from being remembered.

Browser-Level Controls

Cookie settings are controlled separately by each browser. If you use several browsers or devices, you may need to adjust your preferences individually on each one.

Browser developers may also change the location or behaviour of privacy controls over time, so we recommend using the latest instructions supplied by your browser provider.

Cookies and Personal Information

Some cookies may process technical identifiers or browsing information. Where such information can be associated with an identifiable individual, its handling may also fall within applicable data protection requirements.

Further information about how spinita.co.uk approaches data and privacy is available in our Privacy Notice.

Changes to This Cookie Notice

We may revise this Cookie Notice when website functionality, technologies or relevant requirements change. Updated wording will be published on this page and will replace the previous version.

Visitors are encouraged to review this page occasionally to remain informed about the way cookies may be used on spinita.co.uk.

Your Choices

You remain in control of cookie settings available through your browser and device. If you prefer to limit non-essential cookies, you can adjust those settings at any time. Your choices may influence how certain parts of the website behave, but they do not prevent you from reviewing publicly available information on spinita.co.uk.

Last updated: September 2026