Cookie Policy

This site uses cookies, local storage and call-tracking and fraud-protection technology. Some of these are necessary to run the site, our phone service and our advertising, so they are active on every visit regardless of your cookie choice. Others, for analytics and advertising measurement, are optional and stay off unless you accept them via the consent banner.

Always active

• Essential - site functionality, security and your consent preferences. Always on.
• Anonymous arrival counting (Corem8) - Before marketing consent is available, Corem8 records one minimal landing count so a genuine visit is not shown as zero. It uses a random reference that is not persisted in the browser, with no persistent Corem8 visitor identity, and does not include URL, referrer, campaign, contact, IP or browser-agent data in that minimum record. If marketing was already allowed before the page loaded, Corem8 records the visit directly with full attribution and does not first create a minimum row. If marketing is allowed after the minimum row was recorded, that same row is upgraded rather than counted twice. This is Kingdom’s current operating position, not a claim that full Corem8 analytics is necessary or consent-exempt.
• Call routing and attribution (CallTrackingMetrics) - CTM swaps the phone number shown on the page for one that routes your call to the right team and attributes it to the marketing that brought you here. We run this as necessary to operate our call service, so it is always active and not conditional on your cookie choice. Based on what we have observed in the browser, CTM sets a cookie named __ctmid plus related source and expiry entries in local storage, each lasting around 30 days. This is our current operating position for running the phone service. It is not a claim that every identifier CTM sets has received its own separate legal approval. Calls are also recorded; that has its own notice in our privacy policy and is separate from this cookie policy.
• Fraud protection on our adverts (ClickCease) - ClickCease checks clicks on our adverts for signs of abuse (such as bots or repeat fraudulent clicks) so our ad spend and campaign data stay reliable. We run this on every visit, including for visitors who reject cookies or have not yet made a choice, because fraudulent clicks need to be caught before any consent decision exists, not after. This is our current operating position for protecting our advertising, not a claim that it has received its own separate legal approval. We have not verified the exact cookie names or storage duration ClickCease sets in the browser; ClickCease is our processor for this purpose, and the detail of what it stores is in its own provider documentation.

Optional (off until you accept them)

• Analytics - Google Analytics 4 measures how visitors use the site. Denied by default; only runs once you switch it on.
• Advertising - Google Ads conversion tracking and remarketing, plus full Corem8 session, campaign, form and click attribution. Denied by default; only runs once you switch it on.

Rejecting or turning off the optional categories stops optional tags and features running. It does not unload the always-loaded Corem8 script; on page loads where marketing consent is unavailable, that script may record the minimum anonymous arrival described above. If a category was already active earlier in the same visit, anything it already started may keep running until you leave or reload the page; it will not start again on your next visit unless you accept it once more. It does not remove the necessary cookies and identifiers described above, call routing/attribution and fraud protection, which stay in place to run the site, our phone service and our advertising. Where marketing consent is unavailable, the minimum anonymous arrival fallback also remains active.

You can review or change your cookie preferences at any time using the "Cookie preferences" link in the footer, which reopens this choice.