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NBB Waldrons Solicitors Cookie Banner & Tracking Review

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NBB Waldrons Solicitors Cookie Notice & Privacy Signals Review

A public review of visible cookie controls, privacy information and public data-collection signals on the NBB Waldrons Solicitors website.

Checked

27 June 2026

Review type

Public Visibility Check

Website

nbbwaldrons.co.uk

Scope

Visible Public Signals

84out of 100

Clear public choice controls, with live tracking behaviour still to verify

The public cookie notice presents “Customise”, “Reject All” and “Accept All” controls together. The website also provides separate Privacy and Cookie Policy pages, with the Cookie Policy describing traffic and visitor-behaviour analysis, including Google Analytics. The key follow-up is whether analytics, advertising and other non-essential technologies are correctly categorised and remain inactive until the relevant visitor choice is recorded.

Technical tag behaviour not tested

Privacy information

25 / 25

Separate Privacy and Cookie Policy pages were publicly accessible, with further footer links to accessibility, complaints and price information.

Cookie choices

25 / 25

Visible “Customise”, “Reject All” and “Accept All” controls were identified in the public cookie notice.

Cookie information

12 / 15

The Cookie Policy explains session and persistent cookies, including Google Analytics for traffic and visitor-behaviour analysis.

Form transparency

10 / 15

Public contact journeys link to the Privacy Policy, although all live form fields and notices were not assessed in this review.

Choice persistence

12 / 20

A visible customisation route was identified; its categories, save behaviour and route to revisit choices were not fully tested.

Why the score is 84, not a compliance verdict
The score reflects visible public evidence only. It gives full credit for accessible privacy information and visible first-layer accept, reject and customisation controls. Points are held back because the review did not technically inspect storage, scripts, category settings, the persistence of choices or whether every non-essential technology is blocked before consent. It is not a legal conclusion.
What was directly visible in this check
The public cookie notice stated that cookies may be used to enhance browsing experience, serve personalised ads or content and analyse traffic. It displayed “Customise”, “Reject All” and “Accept All” controls. The website also publishes separate Privacy and Cookie Policy pages. The Cookie Policy describes session and persistent cookies, with persistent cookies used for website traffic and visitor-behaviour analysis, including Google Analytics.
What this check did not test
This public check did not inspect browser storage, cookie values, network requests, tag-manager settings, analytics requests, advertising pixels or Consent Mode behaviour. It did not determine which categories are available through the Customise route, whether each category is switched off by default, how consent choices are saved or whether Google Analytics and other non-essential technologies are technically prevented from loading until the relevant visitor choice is made.
Important: This is a Public Visibility & Transparency Score based on observed public evidence. It is not a GDPR, PECR, legal or formal compliance score, and it does not determine how scripts, cookies, pixels or tags operate in every consent state.

Review findings

Visible Consent and Privacy Signals

Cookie Notice

  • Visible “Customise” control identified
  • Visible “Reject All” control identified
  • Visible “Accept All” control identified
  • Public notice refers to personalised ads or content and traffic analysis
  • Cookie Policy route publicly available

The visible consent design presents a clear first-layer choice. This review does not determine the technical effect of accepting, rejecting or customising preferences.

Cookie & Privacy Information

  • Separate Privacy and Cookie Policy pages available
  • Session and persistent cookies distinguished
  • Persistent cookies described in relation to returning visitors and user interaction
  • Google Analytics identified for anonymous aggregated statistics
  • Website traffic and visitor-behaviour tracking described

The Cookie Policy provides useful background on tracking purposes. The practical follow-up is whether analytics, advertising and other non-essential technologies are accurately categorised and only activate after the relevant visitor consent choice.

Public Data Collection

  • Public contact forms identified across the website
  • Contact journeys link to the Privacy Policy
  • Privacy documentation identifies website enquiries as a processing context
  • Public form wording asks visitors to agree to processing under the Privacy Policy
  • Further footer links include accessibility, complaints and price information

This review does not assess live form configuration, backend processing, lawful basis, retention, access controls or client-file data processing.

Evidence matrix

Observed Evidence and Review Boundaries

Review areaWhat was observedReview statusNot determined by this check
Cookie messagePublic notice with “Customise”, “Reject All” and “Accept All” controls.ObservedWhether each option technically controls the loading of technologies.
Visitor choicePublic notice provides visible accept, reject and customisation routes.ObservedThe categories inside the customisation route, default states, save behaviour and persistence of every choice.
Privacy informationSeparate Privacy and Cookie Policy pages publicly accessible, with further public footer links to accessibility, complaints and price information.ObservedAccuracy, legal adequacy or completeness of all policy information.
Public formsPublic contact journeys link to the Privacy Policy and include privacy-processing wording.ObservedLive form configuration, backend data handling, retention or lawful basis.
Cookies and tagsNot technically inspected in this public visibility review.Not testedCookies, browser storage, network requests, Google Analytics behaviour, advertising technologies, third-party scripts or Consent Mode behaviour.

What a Deeper Review Would Check

The visible banner presents strong public choice signals, but it does not establish how the website behaves in a clean browser. A technical review would compare cookies, browser storage, network requests and visible page changes before interaction, after acceptance, after rejection and after any category choice made through the customisation route.

Because the public Cookie Policy identifies Google Analytics for traffic and visitor-behaviour analysis, the practical review point is whether analytics, personalised-advertising technologies and other non-essential scripts remain inactive until the relevant visitor choice is recorded.

Suggested technical scope

  • Clean-browser baseline
  • Cookie and browser-storage review
  • Network-request and tag-firing review
  • Accept versus reject comparison
  • Customisation-route and category review
  • Google Analytics and advertising-technology check
  • Cookie-policy versus live-site comparison
  • Developer-ready action list

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Factual corrections and updates are not conditional on purchasing any service.

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