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Purcell Parker Solicitors Cookie Banner & Tracking Review

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Purcell Parker Solicitors Cookie Notice & Privacy Signals Review

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

Checked

27 June 2026

Review type

Fresh-Visitor Public Check

Website

purcellparker.co.uk

Scope

Visible Public Signals

82out of 100

Strong visible choice controls, with a useful policy-to-script alignment check

The public website presents “Accept All”, “Reject All” and “Cookie Settings” at first layer, with a visible route to manage consent later. Its settings view separates Necessary, Functional, Performance, Analytics, Advertisement and Other categories. The key public review point is ensuring that the published cookie declaration, wider analytics wording and live technologies remain aligned as plugins, scripts and embedded services change.

Technical tag behaviour not tested

Privacy information

20 / 25

A separate Privacy Policy is available, with information about website forms, analytics, data rights and contact routes.

Cookie choices

25 / 25

Visible Accept All, Reject All and Cookie Settings controls were identified in the first-layer visitor journey.

Cookie information

10 / 15

The site explains category purposes, but the published table should remain aligned with the full current analytics and third-party inventory.

Form transparency

9 / 15

Public contact forms request name, email and message details, with Privacy Policy information accessible from the website footer.

Choice persistence

18 / 20

A visible Manage Consent route and policy wording about changing or withdrawing consent were identified.

Why the score is 82, not a compliance verdict
This score reflects visible public evidence only. It gives credit for clear first-layer accept, reject and settings options, category-level consent information and a route to revisit preferences. Points are held back because the published cookie declaration and wider analytics wording should be kept aligned with every technology currently operating on the website. This review did not technically inspect browser storage, network requests, tags or scripts. It is not a legal conclusion.
What was directly visible in this check
The first-layer notice presents “Accept All”, “Reject All” and “Cookie Settings”. The settings content describes necessary cookies as always enabled and provides Functional, Performance, Analytics, Advertisement and Other categories, with a Save & Accept action. The Cookie Policy says visitors can use the Manage Consent tab to change preferences or withdraw consent. It also describes first-party and third-party cookie purposes, including performance, advertising, functionality and preferences.
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 whether analytics, advertising, functional or other third-party technologies are technically prevented from loading after Reject All, whether each category is accurately represented in the published declaration, or whether all settings operate identically across pages and devices.
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 “Accept All” action identified
  • Visible “Reject All” action identified
  • Visible “Cookie Settings” route identified
  • Category-level settings screen publicly visible
  • Visible Manage Consent route identified after the initial choice

The public first layer gives visitors clear accept, reject and settings routes. This review does not determine the technical effect of any selection.

Cookie & Privacy Information

  • Cookie Policy explains first- and third-party cookies
  • Necessary, Functional, Performance, Analytics, Advertisement and Other categories are visible
  • Cookie Policy describes how preferences can be changed or withdrawn
  • Privacy Policy separately refers to Google Analytics
  • Published cookie inventory should remain aligned with current scripts and services

The written policy provides a useful base. The important maintenance point is ensuring that any plugins, analytics tools, advertising technologies or embedded services are reflected consistently in the declaration and consent controls.

Public Data Collection

  • Public contact form requests name, email and message details
  • Privacy Policy explains website-contact information collection
  • Privacy Policy refers to aggregate website-usage statistics
  • Data rights and a contact route are publicly available
  • Privacy information is linked from the website footer

This review does not assess backend form configuration, retention, lawful basis, security arrangements, client records or case-management processing.

Evidence matrix

Observed Evidence and Review Boundaries

Review areaWhat was observedReview statusNot determined by this check
Cookie messageFirst-layer message with Accept All, Reject All and Cookie Settings controls.ObservedWhether controls appear identically on every device, browser and visitor journey.
Visitor choiceSettings include Necessary, Functional, Performance, Analytics, Advertisement and Other categories.ObservedThe operational effect of each selection and whether every category remains technically blocked until consent.
Choice persistenceManage Consent route and policy wording about changing or withdrawing consent were identified.ObservedWhether preference storage and reopening behaviour is identical across all pages and devices.
Cookie informationCookie Policy explains types, purposes and preference controls. The visible declaration should be reviewed against the full current technology inventory.ObservedWhether every live cookie, tag, plugin and embedded service is currently listed and categorised correctly.
Privacy informationPrivacy Policy explains website forms, analytics, data rights and contact routes.ObservedAccuracy, legal adequacy or completeness of the policy wording.
Public formsPublic contact form collects name, email and message information.ObservedBackend handling, retention, security, lawful basis or client-case processing.
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 consent journey gives visitors meaningful public choice, but it does not establish how the website behaves in a clean browser after each decision. A technical review would compare cookies, browser storage, network requests and page behaviour before interaction, after Reject All, after Accept All and after category-level changes.

The practical focus would be confirming that the live script inventory matches the Cookie Policy, that analytics and any other optional technologies reflect the active consent state, and that the visible cookie declaration remains current when plugins or website services change.

Suggested technical scope

  • Clean-browser baseline
  • Accept All versus Reject All comparison
  • Cookie and browser-storage review
  • Network-request and tag-firing review
  • Category-level preference review
  • Cookie declaration versus live-inventory comparison
  • Analytics and embedded-service review
  • Developer-ready action list

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