Kebab Carvery (Bognor Branch)
Website: https://kebabcarvery.com
Effective date: 28 July 2026
Last updated: 28 July 2026
1. About this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Kebab Carvery (Bognor Branch) ("Kebab Carvery", "we", "us" or "our") uses cookies and similar technologies on kebabcarvery.com.
It should be read with our Privacy Policy. It reflects the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR), as amended, and the UK GDPR.
2. What are cookies and similar technologies?
Cookies are small text files stored on or accessed from your device when you visit a website. Similar technologies include:
local and session storage;
pixels and web beacons;
scripts, tags and software development kits;
device identifiers;
link decoration and navigational tracking;
other storage or access technologies.
Some technologies are set directly by us (first-party). Others are set by service providers or external platforms (third-party).
3. How we obtain consent
We do not use non-essential cookies or similar technologies unless:
you have given valid consent through the cookie controls; or
a specific PECR exemption applies.
When you first visit, the cookie interface should allow you to:
Accept all optional cookies;
Reject all optional cookies;
Manage preferences by category.
Rejecting optional cookies must be as easy as accepting them. Optional cookies must not be placed before you choose. Continuing to browse, silence or inactivity is not treated as consent.
You can withdraw or change consent at any time using the Cookie Settings link or control displayed in the website footer. Withdrawal does not affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal.
4. Cookie categories
4.1 Strictly necessary cookies
These technologies are required to provide a service you request or to transmit communications. They may be used to:
maintain a secure session;
keep products in the basket;
process checkout and order steps;
remember privacy choices;
balance traffic and maintain service availability;
prevent fraud, abuse and cross-site request forgery;
authenticate an account.
They cannot normally be disabled through our consent tool because the website may not function correctly without them. No consent is required where the PECR strictly necessary exemption applies, but we still explain their use.
4.2 Functional or preference technologies
These remember optional choices, such as display, language, location or enhanced convenience features. Where they are not strictly necessary or covered by another exemption, they are used only with consent.
4.3 Analytics technologies
These help us understand how visitors use the website, identify errors and improve performance. They may measure page views, interactions, device information, approximate location and referral sources.
Analytics technologies are used only where consent or another applicable PECR exemption permits them. Where a statistical-purpose exemption is relied on, the implementation must meet all legal conditions, including privacy safeguards and a simple means of objecting.
4.4 Advertising and marketing technologies
These may be used to measure campaigns, limit ad frequency, build audiences or personalise advertising across websites and services. They may involve third parties and cross-site tracking.
We use these technologies only with explicit consent. Refusing them does not prevent you from ordering.
4.5 Security and fraud-prevention technologies
Some technologies identify malicious traffic, suspicious login attempts, payment fraud or automated abuse. Where strictly necessary for security or a service requested by you, they may be exempt from consent. Any broader tracking purpose requires consent.
5. Current cookie register
The website operator must maintain an accurate, scan-verified register. Cookie names, providers and durations can change when the ordering platform, payment provider, hosting service or analytics configuration changes.
The live Cookie Settings panel should display the current list. At minimum, the production register must contain the following fields:
Cookie/technologyProviderCategoryPurposeFirst/third partyDurationConsent or exemption[INSERT AFTER PRODUCTION COOKIE SCAN][Provider]Strictly necessarySession, basket, checkout or security purpose[First/third][Duration]Strictly necessary[INSERT AFTER PRODUCTION COOKIE SCAN][Provider]PreferencesOptional preference purpose[First/third][Duration]Consent / applicable exemption[INSERT AFTER PRODUCTION COOKIE SCAN][Provider]AnalyticsAudience and performance measurement[First/third][Duration]Consent / statistical exemption if fully compliant[INSERT AFTER PRODUCTION COOKIE SCAN][Provider]MarketingAdvertising or campaign measurement[First/third][Duration]Consent
Implementation requirement: Replace this placeholder schedule with the output of a production cookie scan before publication. The scan should be run both before and after accepting each consent category and should cover the homepage, registration, login, menu, basket, checkout, payment redirect, order tracking and contact pages.
6. Payment and external services
When you proceed to payment or interact with an embedded external service, the provider may set cookies or use similar technologies under its own policies. These may include fraud prevention, authentication, transaction security and payment completion technologies.
Where a third party sets non-essential technologies through our website, we are responsible for ensuring that appropriate information and consent controls are provided. Technologies set on a separate third-party website are governed by that provider's own policy.
7. Managing cookies through your browser
You can also block or delete cookies through browser settings. Browser controls vary, and blocking all cookies may prevent account login, basket retention, checkout or other essential features.
Browser settings do not always control every similar technology, and they do not replace the website's consent controls for technologies that require consent.
8. Consent records
We may store a consent record containing:
a consent or preference identifier;
date and time;
selected categories;
policy or banner version;
limited device or technical information needed to demonstrate and honour the choice.
Consent choices should be refreshed at appropriate intervals and whenever purposes or third parties materially change.
9. Do Not Track and browser signals
Some browsers send optional privacy signals. There is no single universally adopted technical standard for all such signals. We will respond where required by applicable law and will continue to provide direct cookie controls.
10. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Policy when technologies, suppliers, legal requirements or guidance change. The latest version will appear on the website with a revised date. Material changes may require renewed consent.
11. Contact us
For questions about cookies or privacy, contact:
FAO: The Manager – Cookie/Privacy Enquiry
Kebab Carvery (Bognor Branch)
226 Chichester Road
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
PO21 5BE
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 1243 822822
Email: bognorregis@kebabcarvery.co.uk
You may also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.