This Cookie Policy explains how PA Hire London uses cookies and browser storage, how Complianz remembers your privacy choices, and how you can manage optional website features.
Version 1.1Last updated:
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Consent storage was reviewed on 31 October 2026. Conditional analytics entries are identified separately; change your choices in section 6.
Manage your privacy choices
Use the cookie banner to choose the optional categories you want to allow.
01Open your settings
Use the banner or the settings button in section 6.
02Choose categories
Accept, refuse or customise the optional choices.
03Save your decision
Use Deny or Save preferences to record your choice.
04Return when needed
Review your preferences when you want to change them.
On this page
Your choice: you can accept, refuse or customise optional categories through the cookie banner. Essential consent storage remembers that decision. You can return to your settings using the button in section 6.
1.Who operates this website
PA Hire London is a trading name of Demapal Ltd, registered in England and Wales under company number 11059790. Our registered office and correspondence address is 16 Upper Woburn Place, London WC1H 0AF, United Kingdom.
For cookie or privacy questions, email info@demapal.com, telephone +44 20 7183 6090, or write to that address. Our Privacy Policy explains how we handle personal information, including providers, retention, international transfers and your rights.
Cookies are small pieces of information stored by your browser. They may be sent with later requests to the relevant website. Session cookies normally last for a browser session; persistent cookies have a longer expiry period.
Other browser storage works differently. Session storage usually lasts for the relevant tab’s session. Local storage may remain between visits until removed or deleted by the website. Browser settings, session restoration and privacy restrictions can affect actual storage duration.
Privacy rules can also cover other ways of storing or accessing information on a device, including certain pixels, tags and device-recognition techniques. Calling a technology “cookieless” or “functional” does not by itself remove applicable legal requirements.
We use Complianz, a WordPress plugin, to display the cookie banner and manage the choices it supports. The banner offers Accept, Deny and View preferences; you can save customised choices through Save preferences.
Essential and functional: storage needed to provide requested features, remember privacy choices or support authorised sign-in. Consent-choice cookies may be used when you refuse optional cookies so that the website can remember your refusal.
Preferences: optional settings that remember choices beyond what is necessary for a requested feature, where such features are provided.
Statistics: optional measurement of website use, including Google Analytics 4 where enabled, as explained in section 5.
Marketing: advertising or profiling technologies, where separately introduced and disclosed. The public-page checks used for this version did not identify active advertising tags.
A category appearing in the banner does not mean that every possible service in that category is running. The consent cookies in section 4 record category settings; a cookie named for “marketing” is not, by that name alone, an advertising-tracking cookie.
The following first-party items were identified in anonymous public browsing on 31 October 2026, including checks before a choice and after accepting or refusing optional categories. They are set by code on www.pahire.london. The Complianz items remember privacy choices rather than track activity for advertising.
Complianz consent storage and WordPress display support
Name and type
Provider and purpose
Duration
Name and typecmplz_functional cmplz_preferences cmplz_statistics cmplz_marketing First-party cookies
Provider and purposeOur website, using Complianz. Store the allowed or refused status of the corresponding cookie categories so the website can apply your choice.
DurationUp to 365 days under the current settings; a later saved choice can renew the expiry.
Name and typecmplz_policy_id First-party cookie
Provider and purposeOur website, using Complianz. Remembers the policy version associated with the consent settings.
DurationUp to 365 days under the current settings.
Name and typecmplz_consented_services First-party cookie
Provider and purposeOur website, using Complianz. Stores service-level consent information used by the plugin; it may be empty when no individual services have been selected.
DurationUp to 365 days under the current settings.
Name and typecmplz_banner-status First-party cookie
Provider and purposeOur website, using Complianz. Remembers whether the cookie banner has been shown or dismissed.
DurationUp to 365 days under the current settings.
Name and typewpEmojiSettingsSupports First-party session storage
Provider and purposeOur website, using WordPress. Remembers browser support tests for displaying emoji and flags, with a timestamp. It does not contain a customer name, email address or advertising identifier.
DurationThe browser tab’s session, subject to the browser’s session-restoration behaviour.
These items may be created at different stages of a visit. The consent cookies were observed after a choice was made; they should not be read as a list of cookies necessarily set on every initial page load. Removing them may reset the recorded choice.
Google Analytics 4 is the selected service for optional website statistics. Where enabled and permitted by your statistics choice, it helps us understand visits, popular pages and interactions. Google may process online identifiers and technical usage information for that purpose.
The entries below describe conditional GA4 use. They were not observed in the anonymous public-page checks used for this version, either before or after an acceptance choice. They do not mean that displaying the banner itself sets Google Analytics cookies.
Google Analytics cookies, only where the service is enabled
Cookie
Provider and purpose
Duration
Cookie_ga
Provider and purposeGoogle Analytics, used on our website for optional statistics. Distinguishes browser users through a first-party identifier.
DurationGoogle’s default is two years. Configured expiry and browser limits can shorten the actual period.
Cookie_ga_*
Provider and purposeGoogle Analytics, used on our website for optional statistics. Maintains session state. The asterisk represents a variable suffix in the cookie name.
DurationGoogle’s default is two years, subject to configured expiry and browser limits.
For Google’s information, see its GA4 cookie guide and Privacy Policy. Device-cookie expiry is separate from the retention of information already processed by an analytics service.
Google Search Console reports search performance. Connecting an administration or reporting tool such as Site Kit or Rank Math does not, by itself, establish that a particular visitor-tracking tag is active. Google Tag Manager can deploy other tags where configured; those tags need their own appropriate purpose, information and consent controls.
Use the button below, or the website’s Manage consent tab where displayed, to reopen the Complianz banner. Choose Deny to refuse optional categories, or open View preferences, change the available settings and select Save preferences.
The website is configured to respect supported Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control browser signals. When such a signal is detected, optional categories are treated as refused and the banner may be suppressed. If the panel does not open while your browser sends that signal, you can keep the refusal in place or adjust the browser setting and reload before making a different choice.
Changing your choice controls subsequent optional use; it does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful or automatically erase information already held. Essential consent storage may remain to remember your refusal.
You can also inspect or delete stored website data through your browser. In Chrome, use the privacy controls for cookies and other site data. In Safari on Mac, use Settings → Privacy → Manage Website Data. Include website data, not only browsing history, when removing session or local storage. Deletion can sign you out or reset settings, and later visits may recreate data for enabled features.
Optional storage or access that does not meet an applicable legal exception requires prior consent. Continuing to browse, reading this policy or accepting equipment-hire terms is not consent to optional tracking. You can refuse optional categories and continue using the ordinary public pages.
A refusal must be respected in the same way as an acceptance. Consent controls should allow you to change your mind with the same ease as giving consent. We provide information about new technologies or purposes and obtain fresh consent where required before using them.
Where an applicable exception is used, its particular conditions must be met, including information and a simple means of objecting where required. A limited statistical-purpose exception is not blanket permission for advertising or cross-site profiling. A label in a plugin does not replace that assessment.
Ordinary public browsing does not require an account. Authorised WordPress users may encounter the standard cookies below when using sign-in or administration features. These are conditional account examples, not cookies observed for every signed-out visitor.
Standard WordPress account cookies, where used
Cookie
Purpose
Usual duration
Cookiewordpress_test_cookie
PurposeChecks whether the browser accepts cookies when the sign-in feature is used.
Usual durationSession.
Cookiewordpress_sec_* wordpress_logged_in_*
PurposeAuthenticate an authorised account and maintain signed-in status.
Usual durationThe login session; “Remember Me” can allow persistence for up to 14 days under standard settings.
Cookiewp-settings-* wp-settings-time-*
PurposeRemember an authorised user’s WordPress interface preferences and when they were saved.
Usual durationNormally up to one year under standard settings.
An asterisk in a cookie name represents a variable suffix, such as a site or user identifier. Actual account-cookie behaviour and duration depend on the website configuration and browser.
9.Providers, external content and technical requests
Our consent interface is supplied by Complianz and runs as part of this WordPress website. Naming that software does not mean that every visitor’s browsing activity is sent to the plugin developer. Cookie-description synchronisation may involve technical information about our site, such as cookie names, domains and the plugin list.
Optional external content, such as maps, videos, social-media embeds or advertising pixels, can involve further providers and device access. We describe any such use and provide the relevant controls before enabling it. A plain external link is different from an embedded service that loads on our page.
WordPress may request fallback emoji images from s.w.org when a browser needs them. That is separate from the local compatibility entry in section 4 and can disclose normal request information such as an IP address. External providers explain the processing they control in their own privacy information.
Hosting and security systems also handle technical information needed to deliver pages and protect the service. Where Google or another provider processes personal information, its role and any international-transfer arrangements must be considered alongside our Privacy Policy. Browser-storage expiry does not determine retention of hosting logs, enquiries or booking records.
Where cookie or device information is personal data, applicable UK data-protection requirements also apply. Our Privacy Policy explains the purposes, lawful bases, recipients, transfers, retention and individual rights.
Contact info@demapal.com to ask about a technology, request help with your settings, exercise a privacy right or raise a concern. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office. Removing browser data does not itself delete a booking, invoice or other business record.
This is version 1.1, updated on 31 October 2026 following the introduction of Complianz. The public-page checks for this version covered the homepage and Cookie Policy in anonymous browser sessions, including acceptance and refusal choices. They are a record of those checks, not a guarantee that every feature or browser always produces an identical inventory.
We review this policy when cookies, plugins, services or purposes change. We update relevant information and obtain fresh consent where required before a new use begins. If you need information about a particular feature or earlier visit, contact us using the details above.
To provide the best experiences, we use technologies like cookies to store and/or access device information. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site. Not consenting or withdrawing consent, may adversely affect certain features and functions.
Functional
Always active
The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.
Preferences
The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.
Statistics
The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes.The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes. Without a subpoena, voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider, or additional records from a third party, information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you.
Marketing
The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes.