Website Privacy and Cookies

Introduction

“We”, “us”, “our” and “GreenHearth Capital” for the purposes of this notice mean GreenHearth Capital Limited, a limited liability company incorporated in England and Wales with registered number 16686160 and a data controller for the purposes of data protection law.

About this notice

Websites may use technologies including cookies, scripts, fonts and images. Some technologies are necessary to deliver a website. Others can be used to understand how visitors use it or to support marketing.

This notice explains how this website currently uses such technologies and how you can control your online preferences. Our wider Privacy Notice explains how we process personal information obtained through our business activities and communications with you.

Our current use of cookies and analytics

This website does not currently set cookies and does not use non-essential cookies, visitor analytics or advertising technologies.

CookieScript, Microsoft Clarity and Microsoft Advertising are not currently connected to this website. We will update this notice and introduce appropriate consent controls before activating any non-essential cookies or tracking technologies.

Technical information

When you request a web page, standard technical information may be processed by your browser and the infrastructure used to deliver and secure the website. This can include your IP address, browser, device, operating system, the requested page and a timestamp.

We do not currently use this information for visitor analytics, behavioural profiling or targeted advertising.

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other device when you visit a website or use an app. Cookies can contain information relating to your use of the site, such as preference settings, login information or tracking identifiers.

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device until they expire or you delete them, allowing a website to remember information about you as a returning visitor.

How cookies may be used

If introduced in future, cookies and similar technologies may be used to:

• provide requested services and a secure online environment;
• remember choices and provide useful functionality;
• understand website performance and improve visitor journeys;
• measure the effectiveness of communications or campaigns; and
• deliver relevant marketing where you have consented.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies support the safe operation of a website or provide a service requested by a visitor. They may be used for security, load balancing, error reporting or recording cookie preferences.

Essential cookies do not require consent and cannot always be disabled through a website’s controls. You can still block them in your browser, although doing so may prevent parts of a website from working.

Non-essential cookies

Non-essential cookies can include customer-experience, performance, functionality and targeting cookies. They may analyse visits, remember preferences, personalise content or support advertising.

We will not store or access non-essential cookies on your device without first obtaining your consent. If these cookies are introduced, you will be able to accept or reject them using the website’s consent controls and change your choice later.

Planned consent and analytics tools

We expect to use CookieScript to manage cookie choices when the website goes live. A cookie icon or similar control will then allow you to review and change your preferences and view an up-to-date list of cookies.

We also expect to introduce Microsoft Clarity to help us understand website usage through measures such as page visits, clicks, scrolling, heatmaps and session replay. Microsoft Clarity will not be activated until the required consent controls are in place.

Before activation, this section will be updated with the cookies and retention periods actually used. Information about Microsoft’s processing is available in the Microsoft Privacy Statement.

How to control and delete cookies

Most browsers allow you to identify active cookies, remove them for a particular website or clear them globally. Your browser’s help function should explain how to do this and how to block third-party cookies.

Independent guidance is available from All About Cookies and Your Online Choices.

If you delete cookies relating to a website, it may no longer remember your settings and may treat you as a first-time visitor on your next visit.

Changes to this notice

We may update this notice when the website, the technologies it uses or our legal obligations change. The version number and effective date above identify the current notice.

Contact us

If you have questions about privacy or cookies on this website, contact us: