Cookies Policy
My Go To Wellness™
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Effective date: 3 August 2026
ABOUT THIS POLICY
This Cookie Policy explains how My Go To Wellness™ uses cookies and similar technologies on www.mygotowellness.com.
It should be read with our Privacy Policy and Website Terms and Conditions.
1. Who Is Responsible?
The data controller is My Go To Ltd trading as My Go To Wellness™.
Company number: 13343505
Privacy contact: Sophia Thompson
Email: info@mygotowellness.co.uk
Our full contact details are in section 13.
2. What Are Cookies And Similar Technologies?
Cookies are small files stored on your computer, telephone, tablet or other device when you visit a website.
They may allow a website to work, remember a choice, protect forms, measure performance or load content supplied by another organisation.
Similar technologies may include:
- local or session storage;
- pixels and tags;
- scripts;
- embedded-content technology;
- link tracking; and
- device or browser identifiers.
In this policy, “cookies” includes these similar storage and access technologies where appropriate.
3. Our Current Cookie Register
The cookies and services active on this website can change when IONOS updates the website platform or when we add or remove a website feature.
For the current list, select “Privacy Settings” in the website footer or cookie controls.
The Privacy Settings panel forms part of this Cookie Policy and provides the available details about active categories and services, including their purposes and providers.
Where the panel gives a specific duration, that is the current retention period for that cookie or technology. A “session” item expires when the relevant browser session ends.
We review the settings when website features change and remove services we no longer require.
4. Categories Of Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies
These support functions required to provide the website or a feature you request. They may include:
- website security;
- network and page delivery;
- fraud or misuse prevention;
- form operation;
- remembering privacy choices; and
- maintaining a requested session.
Where the strictly necessary legal exception applies, these technologies do not require consent. They must not be used for unrelated analytics or advertising under that exception.
Functional and embedded-content cookies
These support optional features or content supplied by third parties, such as translation tools, maps, videos, booking widgets or social-media content.
Where consent is required, the feature and its related technology remain blocked until you accept it.
The website currently displays a consent request before its third-party translation service is loaded. If you decline, the translation feature will not load, but you can continue using the main website.
Analytics and performance cookies
These help us understand matters such as page visits, navigation, errors and general website performance.
Where consent is required, analytics and performance technologies remain disabled until you accept the relevant category or service.
Advertising and marketing cookies
These may be used to measure advertising, understand campaign activity or show relevant marketing across websites.
Advertising and marketing cookies are not strictly necessary. Where used, they require the applicable consent and remain disabled until you accept them.
5. First-Party And Third-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are set by this website or on its behalf.
Third-party cookies or similar technologies are provided by another organisation whose feature has been included on the website.
The current providers and purposes shown in Privacy Settings apply to the services currently configured on the website.
A normal link to an external website does not by itself mean that the external provider places a cookie on the My Go To Wellness™ website. If you follow an external link, the destination website will operate under its own cookie and privacy information.
6. Consent And Legal Basis
The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations apply to cookies and similar technologies used by this website.
Strictly necessary technologies may be used without consent where the relevant legal exception applies. Where they also process personal information, our lawful basis under the UK GDPR will depend on their purpose and may include legitimate interests, performance of a contract or legal obligation.
Where consent is required, we request it before the relevant non-essential technology is used.
Consent must be a clear, positive choice. Non-essential categories must not be treated as accepted through silence, inactivity or simply continuing to browse.
Where cookie information is personal data, our Privacy Policy explains the related UK GDPR processing.
7. Your Cookie Choices
When the cookie controls are presented, the available choices may include:
- accepting all available categories;
- rejecting non-essential technologies;
- choosing individual categories or services; and
- viewing further details before deciding.
Rejecting non-essential cookies must not prevent access to the main website. Optional content or functionality that depends on a declined third-party service may remain unavailable until you consent.
8. Changing Or Withdrawing Consent
You can review or change your choices at any time by selecting “Privacy Settings” in the website footer or cookie controls.
Withdrawing consent does not make earlier processing unlawful. It prevents the relevant technology from being used in the future, subject to the operation of the consent tool.
You may need to refresh the page for a changed preference to take full effect.
You can also delete previously stored cookies through your browser or device settings.
9. Browser And Device Controls
Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies. Browser controls vary, so please use the help or privacy section provided by your browser or device supplier.
Blocking every cookie may affect necessary website functions, forms or preferences.
Browser settings do not replace the website consent controls where those controls are available.
10. Information, Sharing And International Processing
Depending on the technology accepted, information may include:
- IP address;
- device and browser information;
- pages viewed and interactions;
- referring website;
- approximate location derived from technical information;
- cookie identifiers; and
- consent choices.
IONOS and any accepted third-party providers may process this information to supply their stated services.
Some providers may process information outside the United Kingdom. Our Privacy Policy explains the safeguards used for international transfers where My Go To Ltd controls the transfer. Independent third parties explain their own processing and safeguards in their privacy information.
We do not sell personal information collected through cookies.
11. How Long Cookies Last
Session cookies expire when the relevant browser session ends.
Persistent cookies remain for the duration shown in Privacy Settings or until you delete them, withdraw the relevant consent or the provider removes them, whichever occurs first where technically applicable.
We do not retain cookie-derived personal information for longer than needed for the stated purpose. Further retention information appears in our Privacy Policy.
12. Changes To This Cookie Policy
We may update this policy when the law, ICO guidance, IONOS platform or website technologies change.
The latest version and effective date will be published on this page.
Where a change materially affects a consent choice, we will update the cookie controls or request a new choice where required.
13. Contact Us
For questions about cookies or personal information, contact:
My Go To Ltd trading as My Go To Wellness™
Privacy contact: Sophia Thompson
Email: info@mygotowellness.co.uk
Telephone: 07368 627416
Registered office (correspondence only): 52 Edgewood Road, Rednal, Birmingham, B45 8SE
Client services are not delivered at this address.
Company number: 13343505
You may also raise a data-protection concern with the Information Commissioner’s Office:
Website: www.ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint
Telephone: 0303 123 1113