Threnova Digital Policy Hub
This Cookie Policy explains how threnova.digital uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit the site. It describes the categories of cookies that may be set, what they do, and how you can control them. Read it together with the Privacy Policy.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device by a website. They let the site recognize your browser across requests, remember basic settings, and collect aggregate information about how pages are used. Similar technologies, such as local storage, serve comparable purposes and are treated the same way on this page.
A cookie is not a program and cannot run on its own. It carries a small amount of information that the site reads back when your browser asks for the next page. That is why clearing cookies can sign you out of a form-tool session or reset the language preference you picked earlier.
How this policy is organised
Each row lists what the category does, what it is used for here, and what your options are.
Required for the site to work, such as those supporting page navigation and form submission. They cannot be switched off through the site because the site will not work correctly without them, and they do not track you across other websites.
These help us understand which pages are visited and how visitors move through the site. The information is used in aggregate to improve the guidance published here. You can block these cookies through your browser settings without losing access to the content.
Some content or functionality might be provided by third parties, which can set their own cookies when you interact with that content. We do not control those cookies. Their respective privacy and cookie policies describe how that data is handled.
Local storage and similar browser mechanisms may keep a small setting, such as the last section you read or a display choice, so the site does not ask again on your next visit. Clearing site data removes it.
Controls you choose in the browser decide what this site can remember between visits. Nothing about a cookie changes what you can read here — the templates, guides and standards pages stay open either way.
Most browsers let you view, delete and block cookies through their settings, and you can set them to alert you when a cookie is set. Blocking all cookies may affect how parts of the site behave — form submissions and preference memory are the first things to change. Instructions live in the help section of your browser.
Green ticks mark the browser controls described in this section.
If our use of cookies changes, or if legal requirements change, this page is updated in place. The current version is always the one published here.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026
Short answers to the questions this page tends to raise. If yours is not covered, the Contact page is the right place to ask.
No. Analytics cookies help us see which guides are read, but blocking them does not restrict any page. The templates, standards and document control material stays available either way.
Strictly necessary cookies carry page navigation and form submission, so blocking them can stop a contact form from completing or a preference from being remembered. Everything else keeps working.
Embedded content, such as a video or a map on a page that needs one, is served by another provider and may set its own cookies. Those are covered by the provider's policy, not by this one.
Yes. This page only describes cookies and similar browser storage. The Privacy Policy covers what personal data the site handles, why, and how you can exercise your rights over it.
