Cookie Policy
Last updated: 31/7/2026
1. What are cookies?
Cookies are small data files stored on a device when a website is visited. They can support essential website functions, remember preferences, help maintain a shopping basket and provide information about website use.
2. How this website uses cookies
The Movement Library may use cookies for:
- website security
- account login
- basket and checkout functions
- order processing
- remembering cookie choices
- website performance
- analytics
- embedded media
- marketing, where enabled and permitted
3. Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies support essential website functions such as:
- maintaining the shopping basket
- completing checkout
- account authentication
- fraud prevention
- website security
- saving consent choices
They cannot always be disabled through the website because the requested service may not work without them.
4. Functional cookies
Functional cookies may remember choices and improve website features.
Where consent is legally required, they will not be activated before consent is given.
5. Analytics cookies
Analytics may be used to understand matters such as:
- how visitors reach the website
- which pages are used
- approximate device or browser information
- website errors
- general visitor journeys
The exact analytics services in use should be listed in the cookie-consent platform.
6. Marketing cookies
Marketing cookies may be used only where relevant services are enabled and appropriate consent has been obtained.
7. Embedded services
Pages may include content from services such as video, audio, forms, social platforms or payment providers. These services may set their own cookies.
Review the privacy and cookie information supplied by the relevant provider.
8. Consent
Where consent is required, it should be freely given, specific, informed and demonstrated through a clear positive action. Simply placing cookie information in a difficult-to-find policy is not sufficient.
UK rules have developed to permit limited exceptions for some statistical or functionality technologies, but the exact use and safeguards still need checking against the services operating on the website.
9. Managing cookies
Visitors can use the cookie banner or preference centre to:
- accept eligible cookies
- reject non-essential cookies
- choose cookie categories
- change a previous choice
Cookies can also be controlled through browser settings. Blocking essential cookies may affect account, basket or checkout functions.
10. Current cookie list
- WooCommerce
- payment services
- analytics
- forms
- email-marketing tools
- embedded videos
- security tools
11. Contact
Questions about cookies can be sent to: