Cookie policy
Cookies are small files a website saves on your device. Nearbury uses a few to make the site work. With your OK, we also use our own journey tracking to see where people get stuck. We never use advertising cookies and we do not let outside companies track you here.
1. Essential cookies (always on)
The site needs these to work, so the law lets us use them without asking. They are only for Nearbury.
- nearbury_session: keeps you signed in and remembers your basket and checkout. Lasts 7 days after your last visit. Essential.
- XSRF-TOKEN: protects forms so nobody else can send them for you. Lasts as long as the one above. Essential.
- remember_web_…: set when you sign in, keeps you signed in on this device after you close the browser. Lasts until you sign out (at most 400 days). Essential.
- pn_device: recognises this device, so we can warn you about a sign in from a new one. Lasts 2 years. Essential.
- pn_consent: remembers your cookie choice, so we don't ask on every page. Lasts 6 months, then we ask again. Essential.
- pn_pc: remembers your postcode area (like E12), so we show shops that deliver to you. Lasts 12 months. Essential.
- pn_pc_asked: remembers that we have asked for your postcode. Lasts 12 months. Essential.
- pn_way: remembers if you chose delivery or collect. Lasts 12 months. Essential.
- pn_reach: remembers if you chose shops near you or the whole UK. Lasts 30 days. Essential.
Your browser also keeps a few small notes on your device (not cookies), like your last searches and messages you closed. They never leave your device.
2. Analytics and journeys (only if you say yes)
If you press Accept, we follow the steps you take on Nearbury, like the pages you open, what you search for and where you stop. This is our own first-party tracking: it is kept with your existing session (no extra cookie), lasts 90 days and is never shared with or sold to anyone. It helps us fix what gets in the way. Not essential: off until you say yes.
If you choose "Only essential", or before you answer, we only count things without knowing who did them (for example "120 visits today"). Nothing is tied to you, your device or your account.
3. Change your choice
You can change your mind any time: use "Cookie settings" at the bottom of every page, or the button below. If you turn analytics off, we stop at once and forget the link to you. Signed in? Your choice follows your account to your other devices. You can also delete cookies in your browser settings.