Site policy

Cookie Policy

This policy explains how cookies are used on the Fireaway Pizza Croydon website at fireawayc.com, run from 142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND, United Kingdom. It sets out what cookies are stored, why they are there, and how you can control them from your own browser.

Published by
Fireaway Pizza Croydon
Applies to
fireawayc.com
Business address
142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND, United Kingdom
Last updated
5 October 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They let the site remember information between pages or between visits, so a form you started is still there when you move forward, or a preference you picked is applied the next time you come back.

Some cookies are necessary for the site to work at all. Others support functions such as remembering a preference or measuring how the site is used. A cookie is not a program and cannot read other files on your device; it only returns information to the site that set it, or to a service the site relies on.

Cookies also differ in how long they stay. A session cookie is cleared when you close your browser. A persistent cookie stays for a set period, which is why a preference you saved on one visit can still be applied on the next. You can remove either kind at any time from your browser settings.

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Cookies keep your visit smooth — like a form that is still filled in when you return to it.

Cookies we use

This website may use cookies that are necessary for it to function, such as those that support forms or basic session handling. If analytics or preference cookies are used, they are limited to what is needed to operate and understand the site. We do not use cookies for third-party advertising on this site.

Strictly necessary
Support the contact form and basic session handling, so a message you typed is not lost while you move between pages. The site cannot be expected to run properly without them.
Preference
Remember a choice you made on a previous visit, so you are not asked the same thing again. Optional: the site still works if you block them.
Analytics
If analytics are in use, they are limited to what is needed to understand how the site is used so it can be improved — never to build a profile for advertising.
Advertising
Not used on this site. We do not use cookies here to serve ads or to track you across other websites.

Why we use them

Cookies on this site support the operation of the contact form and similar basic functions. If a message you typed disappears because the page reloaded, the site stops feeling trustworthy — a strictly necessary cookie is what prevents that.

Where analytics are used, the purpose is to understand how the site is used so it can be improved: which pages people actually read, and where they seem to get stuck. This is measuring a website, not a person.

We do not use cookies to build advertising profiles. Nothing set on this site is used to follow you around other websites or to decide what advertising you see elsewhere.

Pizza shop counter from behind the till with hands stacking boxes
A cookie that keeps the contact form working is a small piece of the visit running quietly in the background.
Closed pizza box inside an insulated delivery bag on a car seat in Croydon

Third-party cookies

If third-party services are used on this site, those providers may set their own cookies. A service a page relies on can store a cookie in your browser when that page loads — a font host, an embedded map, or a similar tool being common examples.

Those cookies are governed by the providers' own policies, not by this one. We do not control them directly, and we cannot read or delete them on your behalf. You can block them through your browser settings, and the site will keep working as long as the strictly necessary cookies are allowed.

If a provider changes what it stores on your device, that change is reflected in the provider's policy, not in this page. We will update this page when a third-party tool used here changes what it sets.

Managing cookies

You can control cookies through your browser settings, and you do not need our help to do it.

  1. Block all cookies

    Your browser can refuse cookies completely. This gives you the strongest control, but the contact form on this site may not keep what you typed as you move through the page.

  2. Delete cookies already stored

    Every major browser lists stored cookies and lets you remove them one at a time or all at once. Existing cookies can also be cleared by closing the browser if it is set to clear data on exit.

  3. Ask to be told when one is set

    Most browsers can notify you each time a cookie is about to be stored, so you can accept or refuse it as it happens. This is slower than blocking outright, but it gives you a clear picture of what is set.

  4. Block only third-party cookies

    Some browsers separate first-party cookies, set by this site, from third-party cookies, set by services it loads. Blocking the third-party group alone usually keeps the site working while limiting outside tracking.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version is published on this page. The current version applies from the date posted at the top of the page.

If you want to check the current version in future, revisit this page or use the link in the footer — the page always shows the version that is in force.

Contact

Questions about how cookies are used on the Fireaway Pizza site, or about an order placed with Fireaway Pizza Croydon, are welcome — we would rather answer directly than leave you guessing.

Pizzas on metal trays in a pizza shop kitchen with an apron-clad worker folding boxes

Still deciding whether to order? The menu has the full range, and delivery and collection details explain how an order reaches you in Croydon.