Use of Cookies

Cookies are small text files that are placed on your computer by websites that you visit. They are widely used in order to make websites work, or work more efficiently, as well as to provide information to the owners of the site.

The table below explains the cookies we use:

Website Cookies

WordPress Cookies

The David Lewis website uses WordPress. WordPress requires cookies for logged in users and commenters. More detail on this can be found on the official WordPress Cookie page.

How To Delete Cookies

Google Chrome

Click on the “Menu” tab in the upper-right corner, and select “Settings.” Once the tab opens, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on “Advanced.” This will expand the “Settings” page to include additional options.

The first expanded window you should see is the “Privacy and Security” panel. Click “Content settings,” and then select “Cookies.”

You may also simply type “chrome://settings/content/cookies” into your address bar and Chrome will take you to your intended destination.

Click the “See all cookies and site data”, then locate and click on “www.davidlewis.org.uk”. Click “Remove All”, or press the “X” to the right-hand-side of each cookie.

Google Chrome on Android & IOS

Access Chrome’s menu, go to “Settings,” and then find the “Privacy” tab under “Advanced” settings. From there, select “Clear Browsing Data” at the bottom, and check “Clear cookies and site data.”

Mozilla Firefox

Click on the “Menu” three-lined icon in the top-right corner. In the drop-down menu, select “Options,” which will open a new “Preferences” tab. On this page, select “Privacy” on the menu to the left. You can then chose to “clear your recent history” (click the “details” link and ensure “Cookies” is ticked then click “clear now”), or “remove individual cookies” (then enter “www.davidlewis.org.uk” and click the remove button for each one individually, or remove all).

Mozilla Firefox on IOS

Tap the New Tab button (top right, with the number in it). Now tap the cog button in the top left of the screen. Scroll down to “Clear private data.” On the next screen, make sure “Cookies” is selected, then tap “Clear Private Data.”

Safari

Click on the Safari menu in the upper-left corner and scroll down to “Preferences.” Alternatively, in the same menu, choose “Clear History,” and you can delete everything in one go, from a variety of time frames. If you would much prefer to have more control over what is deleted, choose the “Preferences” option. In the “Privacy” section, you can use “Block all cookies” to remove everything at once. Alternatively, click on “Details” to see a list of each individual cookie stored in the browser.

Safari on IOS

Go into “Settings” and select Safari. To delete all cookies, tap “Clear History and Website Data.” To delete a specific cookie, tap “Advanced,” then “Website Data” to pull up a list of cookies stored on your phone. From there, hit “Edit,” tap the red circle next to the specific cookie you want to remove and delete it.

Microsoft Edge

Click on the three-dot Settings icon in the top right-hand corner that will generate a drop-down panel. Once you click “Settings” on the panel, it will shift to a different tile providing a section called “Clear browsing data.” To manage cookies, skip that for now and keep scrolling down. When you scroll to the bottom of the current panel, you should see “Advanced Settings.” Click on the associated “View advanced settings” button to access a refreshed list of settings. At the bottom, you’ll find the “Cookies” section with a drop-down menu. When you scroll to the bottom of the current panel, you should see “Advanced Settings.” Click on the associated “View advanced settings” button to access a refreshed list of settings. At the bottom, you’ll find the “Cookies” section with a drop-down menu.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

On your computer, open Internet Explorer.
At the top right, click “Tools”.
Click “Internet Options”.
Click the “Privacy” tab.
Move the slider up to “Block All Cookies” and click “Ok”.

For more browsers, please visit:

www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-delete-cookies/

Privacy Policy

David Lewis is committed to ensuring the privacy of all visitors to our website and any personal data they may enter. We only collect personal data from you when it is freely given, we do not collect any personal data without your knowledge.

We will implement appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect against unauthorised or unlawful processing of personal data and against accidental loss, destruction or damage.

Our Privacy Notice explains how we use personal data and for what purpose, please take the time to read it by clicking here:

Privacy Notice

Third Party Websites

If you would like to make a donation to our Charity you will be redirected to Worldpay. Please make sure you read their Privacy Notices to find out how they use personal data.

If you would like to work for David Lewis you can apply online under the Work For Us section of our website. You will be redirected to our dedicated recruitment website www.davidlewisrecruit.co.uk which is hosted and managed on our behalf by Blue Octopus. Please make sure you read their Privacy Notices to find out how they use personal data.