As with many websites we use cookies to help us manage and improve our site.
Cookies are small files of letters and numbers stored on your browser or device that enable the cookie owner to recognize the device when it visits our website or uses online services.
When you visit our website we will set cookies directly, known as first-party cookies, or may trigger cookies set by other domain names, these are known as third-party cookies. While we may automatically use some cookies that are strictly necessary to provide our services to you and allow the website to operate, for all of our other cookie we need your consent. This is why when you first logged onto our website you were asked for your permission to append these non-essential cookies, such as Google Analytics.
Cookies are the mechanism which allows us to manage and operate our website. Without them we would not know where you are on the site, you would not be able to easily navigate backwards and forwards, send messages, sign up for newsletter or complete a ticket purchase. No consent is required for these necessary cookies.
Google Analytics – This allows us to look at really useful data about the visitors we have had to our website. We cannot identify individuals from these cookies, just access pure statistics regarding website usage.
YouTube – If our website contains videos then some cookies may be used for tracking views etc. These cookies are implemented if you press play though.
WordPress – Our website is managed through WordPress and certain essential cookies are used as outlined below. When internal users log in to the dashboard additional administration cookies may be downloaded.
Social Media – As with many websites we provide social media icons to allow you to view and share content. We are responsible for the processing of any information whilst you are on our website, and cookies will be utilised to allow the launch of these icons and your transfer to the social media platforms.
When we send you an electronic newsletter or mailing it may contain a small snippet of code called a web beacon. A web beacon, sometimes called a tracking pixel as it can be as small as just one pixel in size, allows us to collect certain information about your interaction with the email.
Through this web beacon we may capture your IP address and the date/time that you opened or interacted with our email and record any links you may click. We use the information we collect to understand what emails or services were of interest to you and this helps us understand if our campaigns are effective.
We also do this to better tailor our messages to you and optimise your html email experience.
By setting your email client to display HTML emails as text only, you may be able to prevent the use of some web beacons. Please consult the “Help” section of your email client for more information.
For information on how to manage your cookie settings, we recommend you use a search engine and enter something like “how to change cookie settings in [browser/device name here]”.
A full list of the cookies in use on this site are as follows:-
Our site cannot operate without the following cookies.
| Cookie Type | Originator | Name | Purpose / retention period |
| First Party | WordPress | wordpress_test_cookie | Tests that the browser accepts cookies.Session cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | Consent | Used to detect if the visitor has accepted the marketing category in the cookie banner. This cookie is necessary for GDPR-compliance of the web site.Valid for 2 years |
| First party | WordPress | wpEmojiSettingsSupports | This cookie is part of a bundle of cookies w h ich serve the purpose of content delivery and presentation. The cookies keep the correct state of font, blog /picture sliders, colour themes and other web site settings.Session cookie |
The following marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. The intention is to display ads that are relevant and engaging for the individual user and thereby more valuable for publishers and third party advertisers.
| Cookie Type | Originator | Name | Purpose / retention period |
| Third Party | YouTube | LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY | Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. Session cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | LogsDatabaseV2:V#||LogsRequestsStore | UnclassifiedPersistent cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | Remote_sid | Necessary for the implementation and functionality of YouTube video-content on the website.Session cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | TESTCOOKIESENABLED | Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content.1 day |
| Third Party | YouTube | VISITOR_INFO1_LIVEVISITOR_PRIVACY_METADATA | Unclassified180 days |
| Third Party | YouTube | YSC | UnclassifiedSession cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEYYtIdbMeta#databases | Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content.Persistent. |
| Third Party | YouTube | yt-remote-connected-devicesyt-remote-device-id | Stores the user’s video player preferences using embedded YouTube videoPersistent cookie |
| Third Party | YouTube | yt-remote-cast-availableyt-remote-cast-installed yt-remote-fast-check-periodyt-remote-session-appyt-remote-session-name | Stores the user’s video player preferences using embedded YouTube videoSession cookie |
For full details on how we process your personal information and to view our contact details see our Privacy Policy here.
The Broadbent Theatre is owned and operated by Lindsey Rural Players, registered charity number 1007448.