Cookies, and what this site stores
Short page, because there is not a great deal to tell. This site is static, which means most of what other sites store here simply is not needed.
What is strictly necessary
A small record of whether you have answered the consent notice, so that it stops appearing on every page. Nothing in it identifies you and it is kept in your own browser rather than sent anywhere. Clearing your browser data removes it and the notice comes back.
Analytics
No analytics of any kind run before you agree to them. If you decline, none load at all, and the site works exactly as it does otherwise. If you accept, what is collected is counts of page views, kept in aggregate and held only as long as it is useful, which in practice is a matter of months rather than years.
There is no advertising network on this site, no tracking pixel, no social plugin and nothing that follows you to another site.
Changing your mind
Clear this site's data in your browser settings and the consent notice returns, letting you answer differently. Every modern browser will also block storage from this site entirely, and nothing here will break if you do.
Nothing about you in a web address
No name, no address, no booking detail and no identifier is ever put into a page address on this site. Pages can be shared, bookmarked or found in a browser history without giving anything away about who looked at them or why.
Questions
If you want to know precisely what is stored, write to the desk and ask. The privacy page covers what happens to the information you send us when you book, which is a separate matter from this one.
The trains stop. We do not.
One message with the date, the time and the postcode, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from Hoxton down to the basin at Limehouse.