Fireaway Croydon · Legal notice
Cookie Policy
This policy explains how cookies and similar technologies are used on this website. It describes what cookies are, which categories the site may use, and how you can control them through your browser. It applies to this website only.
Last updated: 22 October 2026 · For visitors ordering Fireaway pizza for delivery or collection in Croydon.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They allow a site to remember information between pages or between visits, such as preferences or whether you have seen a notice. Some are set by the site itself, and others by third-party services loaded on the page.
On the Fireaway Croydon site, cookies support ordinary browsing: keeping a page working as you move between the menu, delivery information and contact details, and remembering a choice you made, such as closing a notice. They do not give this site access to other files on your device, and they cannot run programs on their own.
Similar technologies, such as local storage, work in much the same way by holding a small amount of information in your browser. Where this policy says cookies, it includes those closely related storage methods when Fireaway uses them for the same practical purposes.
On this page
This policy covers fireaway-ukc.com only. If you follow a link to an ordering partner or another Fireaway site, that site's own cookie and privacy notices will apply.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are needed for the site to function. They may cover session handling, security, and remembering choices you have made on the site. These cannot usually be switched off through the site without affecting how it works.
Session and security
These keep pages loading safely as you move around fireaway-ukc.com. They help the site recognise a single visit, protect forms from misuse, and balance requests so pages stay available. Without them, page navigation and basic protections would not work reliably.
Remembered choices
These record practical decisions, such as dismissing a notice or keeping a preference you selected. They spare you from seeing the same message on every page and keep the visit steady. Clearing them simply means you may be asked for the choice again.
Because these cookies support core operation, browsers usually keep them active unless you set a broad block. If you block them entirely, parts of the Fireaway site, including navigation between menu and delivery-collection pages, may respond more slowly or ask you to repeat steps.
Measurement only
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help show which pages are visited and how visitors move through the site. They are used in aggregate to understand what is working and what is not. Where these are used, they are intended to measure site performance rather than to identify individual visitors.
What is counted
Totals such as visits to the Fireaway pizza menu, routes from the homepage to delivery and collection details, and time spent on practical pages like allergen guidance. Reports group these visits together, so decisions are based on patterns, not on one person's path.
What is not done
Analytics here are not used to build an advertising profile or to single out a visitor by name. The aim is plain maintenance: finding pages that confuse readers, links that go unnoticed, and wording that needs a clearer explanation of ordering or collection.
How long they last
Where analytics cookies are present, they are kept only as long as needed to compare visits across weeks and months. You can remove them at any point through your browser, and the site will continue to show its menu, craft notes and shop information without them.
Your controls
Managing cookies
You can control or delete cookies through your browser settings. Most browsers let you block cookies entirely, block third-party cookies, or clear stored cookies. Blocking all cookies may affect how parts of this site behave. Browser help pages explain the specific steps for each browser.
If you mainly browse the Fireaway Croydon pages to check the menu or opening hours, clearing cookies will not remove any of that information. It only resets locally stored preferences.
Clear stored cookies
Use the privacy or history area of your browser to delete cookies for fireaway-ukc.com. This removes remembered notices and preferences. The next visit will treat you as a new visitor for those small settings, while all public pages remain fully readable.
Block third-party cookies
Most browsers offer a separate switch for cookies set by other providers. Turning this on limits outside tools to reading their own data, while the site's own essential functions continue. Embedded content may then ask for consent again or show a reduced version.
Block all cookies
A full block is possible, but it can make parts of the site repeat prompts or lose track of a visit between pages. If you try this setting and the menu or contact page behaves oddly, allowing cookies for this site again usually restores normal browsing.
Check browser help pages
Each browser names these controls slightly differently. Search its help for cookies to find current steps. Phone and tablet browsers include the same options, usually under privacy, site settings, or browsing data.
Outside tools only load when their element is shown.
Third-party cookies
Some pages may load content or tools from third parties, which can set their own cookies. Those cookies are governed by the third party's own policy, not this one. Where third-party content is embedded, its provider is responsible for the data it collects.
Examples include a video, a map, or a measurement script that the page pulls in to make delivery or recipe information easier to use. When such content loads, your browser connects to that provider directly, and the provider may record that its element was shown.
If you prefer not to accept those cookies, blocking third-party cookies in your browser is the most direct step. You can also read the provider's own policy before interacting with its embedded element.
Related notices
How personal details are handled alongside cookies is set out separately.
Plain questions
Common questions about ordering, allergens and collection are answered in one place.
Fireaway Croydon
Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to Fireaway Croydon, 142 High Street, Croydon, CR0 1ND, or by phone on +44 20 8680 1234.
When you get in touch, mention that your question concerns cookies on fireaway-ukc.com and include which browser and device you use. That helps the shop point you to the right setting without asking twice. Email enquiries can also be sent to [email protected].
This page is an information notice for the Fireaway pizza website in Croydon. It does not form an ordering contract. Ordering, delivery and collection terms are described on the menu, delivery and contact pages.