Cookiepolicy.

A cookie is a small file a website asks your browser to keep, so it can recognise something on your next request — that you are logged in, for example. Some are essential to a site working. Others exist to measure or track you, and those need your permission before they are set.

These don't need your consent, because the site needs them.

Your cookie choice

Kept in your browser's local storage (as 21soho-consent) so we don't ask again on every page. It only records which categories you accepted.

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Set only when a member of 21Soho staff signs in to the admin area at /login, to keep them signed in. A visitor never receives one.

Google Analytics tells us which pages are visited, how people find the site, and roughly where they are. We use it to improve the site, not to identify you.

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Tells visits apart so they can be counted. Expires after 2 years.

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Keeps track of your visit for Google Analytics. Expires after 2 years.

Google Ads cookies let us see whether our adverts lead to someone clicking through to buy tickets, and let us show our adverts to people who have visited the site.

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Measures whether an advert led to a ticket click. Expires after 3 months.

Google may also set its own cookies on its domains for the same purpose. Both analytics and advertising data is processed by Google under Google's privacy policy.

When you first visit, a banner asks whether to allow analytics and advertising cookies. Nothing in either category loads until you choose, and rejecting them doesn't change how the site works.

You can change your mind at any time using Cookie settings here or at the bottom of every page. If you withdraw consent, we delete the Google cookies this site set and stop loading the tags.

The video on the homepage and the podcast studio page is hosted by Vimeo and plays in an embedded player. We load it with Vimeo's Do Not Track setting switched on, which stops the player recording your session or setting its tracking cookies. Vimeo still receives the technical information any server receives when your browser requests something from it, such as your IP address.

Vimeo's own privacy policy is at vimeo.com/privacy.

The contact page shows a photograph of the venue with the address on it. The interactive Google map behind it does not load unless you press the button.

If you do press it, Google Maps loads and Google will set its own cookies and receive your IP address, under Google's privacy policy. If you would rather not, the address links straight out to Google Maps in a new tab instead, and the walking times from both nearby stations are printed on the page.

Passes on the co-working page are booked through Acuity Scheduling. The booking form does not load until you press a pass button.

When it loads, Acuity sets its own cookies and receives the details you enter to book and pay, under the privacy policy of Squarespace, which owns Acuity. If you would rather book on Acuity's own site, the form has a link to open it in a new tab.

Every browser lets you see the cookies a site has set, delete them, and block them in future — usually under Settings, then Privacy. If you block cookies entirely, this website will still work.

Plain-English guidance for every major browser is at the ICO's cookie guidance.

Anything here, or anything about how we handle your information: hello@21-soho.com. Our privacy policy covers the rest.