The Neston Surgery is committed to protecting your personal information.
The website you are viewing uses 'cookies' to improve the experience of using
the site. Cookies are also used to provide the practice with anonymised data
on visitor numbers and how the site is being used, which helps us to improve
the site.
What is a cookie?
A cookie is a small data file that a website can store on your system. They
can be used to provide a tailored user experience. Cookies are not software,
they are essentially small text files. They cannot be programmed, cannot carry
viruses, and cannot install malicious programs on the your computer.
Why does this website use cookies?
This website uses cookies for 2 purposes:
1. To keep a record on your computer of the date you last visited the website
homepage. This is used to inform you if there are new notices on our website
noticeboard since your last visit. This cookie is set to expire 180 days after
your last visit to the site homepage.
2. The site also contains tracking code provided by Google Analytics, used
to measure visitor figures. The data on website traffic can then be accessed
by the practice and Oldroyd Publishing Group Ltd (who host and maintain the site)
in an anonymised form. This can help identify issues with the site, popular or
unpopular pages, how many visitors are new visitors etc.
Google set their cookies to expire after a year if there is no return visit within
that time.
How do I disallow cookies?
While cookies are an almost essential part of making browsing the web a smooth
and less frustrating process, a minority of web users do not wish to allow them.
If you do not wish to accept cookies from our website, or indeed any
website, each web browser has its own cookie settings which allow you
to control this. To change your cookie settings, refer to the 'help' menu of
whichever browser you are using, or simply search the web for 'your browser'
+ disable cookies.
Does this website collect or process my personal details?
This website does not collect or process your personal data. However, we
refer patients to www.emisaccess.co.uk for repeat prescription requests. Please
refer to the privacy policy at https://www.emisaccess.co.uk/privacy.aspx for
details of how the Emis service handles personal data.