Cookie Policy
The short version: this site sets none for visitors.
Most cookie policies are long because the site has a lot to account for. This one is short.
Cookies set for visitors
None. Browsing this website sets no cookies at all. There is no analytics cookie, no advertising cookie, no preference cookie and no cookie banner, because there is nothing to ask you about.
The one cookie this site can set
When a committee member signs in to update the site, the sign-in sets a single cookie so the site knows they are still signed in as they move between pages. It contains a random session identifier and nothing else. It is marked HttpOnly and SameSite, it is sent over HTTPS only, and it expires after seven days or when they sign out. If you have never signed in to the admin, you have never been given it.
Why there is no cookie banner
A consent banner exists to ask permission for cookies that are not needed to make a site work, mainly tracking and advertising. This site has none of those, and the sign-in cookie is strictly necessary for the person who asked to sign in. So there is nothing to consent to, and putting a banner in front of you anyway would be theatre.
Things that are not cookies
The site stores nothing in your browser's local storage or session storage either.
The site does count how many people visit, and it does it without a cookie and without any third party: each visit is hashed with a secret that is thrown away at the end of the day, so the count is a total and nothing more. The privacy policy explains it in full.
The map on the ride page is drawn from OpenStreetMap tiles, which means that page tells OpenStreetMap your IP address. That is a request your browser makes, not a cookie, and it is also in the privacy policy.
Turning cookies off
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies. Nothing on the public side of this site will stop working if you do.