Cookie Policy · Fireaway Pizza Croydon
Cookie Policy
This page explains how fireaway.com uses cookies and similar technologies, what each type does here, and how you can control them from your own browser. The site is run by the Fireaway Pizza branch at 142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND.
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What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. On its own it holds very little: a short name, a value and an expiry date. What matters is what the site does with it. Cookies let a page remember something between one click and the next, or between one visit and the next, so you are not asked the same question again or served a page that has lost track of what you were doing.
Similar technologies do the same job with slightly different mechanics. Local storage holds a small amount of data with no expiry date, and pixel tags report that a page was viewed. Where this policy says cookies, it means these techniques as well, because the practical effect for you is the same.
Cookies are not programs. They cannot run code, they cannot read other files on your device, and they cannot look at anything outside the site that set them. Deleting them clears what the site remembered; blocking them stops the site from setting new ones. Neither action harms your device, and neither changes anything on the Fireaway Pizza menu or your order history with the branch.
On this site
Cookies used on this site
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Cannot be switched off
Essential cookies
These keep the site working. They support form submissions, remember a completed enquiry, and provide basic security so that a request arriving at our server can be trusted. Without them, parts of the site break: a contact form may fail to send, or a page may forget what you just did.
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Aggregated only
Analytics cookies
If analytics tools are running, they set cookies that collect aggregated numbers: which pages visitors open, how long they stay, which link they clicked to arrive. The data tells us whether the opening times, the menu page or the branch details are actually being found. It is used in summary, not to identify you.
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Remember your choice
Preference cookies
A small number of cookies remember a choice you made on the page, such as a dismissed notice or a selected branch view, so the site does not reset that choice the moment you move to another section.
Most cookies on this site expire within a single browsing session. Those that last longer exist so the site does not repeat the same question on every visit. None of them carry your payment details, and none of them are used to build a profile of you across other websites.
Third-party cookies on embedded pages
Some pages here pull in content or a service that another company runs. A map that shows where the Croydon branch sits, or an ordering platform you tap through to when you want delivery or collection, are the two examples you are most likely to meet. When that content loads, the company behind it may set its own cookies on your device.
Those cookies are not ours to read and not ours to delete. The company that set them controls what they hold and how long they last, and its own cookie notice governs them. What we can tell you is where it happens on this site, so you know which page to expect it on. If you would rather avoid third-party cookies altogether, your browser settings can block them.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every mainstream browser gives you the same three moves. You can delete the cookies already stored, block third-party cookies while leaving first-party ones alone, or block all cookies from this site. The setting lives in the privacy or security section of your browser menu.
Your browser's own help pages explain the exact wording for the version you are running, because the labels shift between updates.
What each choice does
- Delete stored cookies Clears everything a site has already saved on your device. You stay signed out of anything you were signed into, and the site starts again with no memory of you.
- Block third-party cookies only Stops companies other than the one running the page from setting cookies. Embedded maps and some ordering platforms may load less smoothly or lose a setting between steps.
- Block all cookies from this site The most thorough option. The pages will still load and the menu will still be readable, but forms on this site may fail to submit, and anything the site remembered between visits is gone.
If you block cookies and something on this site stops behaving, switch them back on for the domain and try the same step again. That usually tells you within a minute whether a cookie was involved.
Changes to this policy
We update this page when the cookies used on the site change, or when the way we describe them needs to match what the site actually does. There is no separate version archive: the current wording is the one published here, and it applies from the moment it goes live.
If a change affects what is stored on your device in a way you would want to know about, we will say so at the top of this page rather than leaving you to spot the difference. The policy was last reviewed in October 2026.
Questions about cookies or data handling
Send them to the Croydon branch and we will answer in plain terms. If your question is about an order placed through a delivery app, the app's own support route will get you a faster answer, because that data sits with them.
Fireaway Pizza Croydon142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 20 8680 1234
Email: [email protected]
Open Monday to Sunday, 11:00–23:00, for collection and delivery orders.
Common questions
Short answers to what visitors ask most often about cookies on this site.
Do I have to accept cookies to read this site?
No. You can read every page here with cookies blocked. What cookies affect is the interactive parts, such as a form sending successfully, or the site remembering a choice you made. The menu, the branch details and the opening hours all stay readable either way.
Do cookies on this site track where I go afterwards?
The cookies this branch sets are confined to this site: they help a form send, keep the site secure and remember a preference. We do not use them to follow you onto other websites or to build an advertising profile. If a third-party service is embedded on a page, that company's own notice covers what its cookies do.
I already cleared my cookies. What changes?
Deleting cookies clears what the site had stored. You may see a notice again that you had already dismissed, and any half-finished form will start from the beginning. Nothing about your account with the branch changes, and nothing about an order you placed elsewhere is affected.
Where does personal data fit into this?
Cookies and personal data are handled in two separate documents because they answer two different questions. This page is about what your browser stores. The privacy policy covers what happens when you send us something, such as an enquiry or a booking request, and it sets out how that information is used and how long it is kept.