EU directive 5.3 came into force on 11/12/2003, which regulates the use of cookies.

What is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small file that is placed on the users computer.
They do not take up much room. They have a maximum size of 4K.
Typically supercentre.co.uk 's cookie is less than 200 bytes in size.

What are Cookie's used for?

Supercentre.co.uk place a cookie on your computer that is completely unique.
The cookie is just the time and date that you first came to supercentre.co.uk
This allows us to know if a visitor has been here before, or if this is their first visit.
The cookie contains NO personal information at all.

Controlling Cookie's.

A user may control whether a cookie can be placed on their machine or not.
This can be set from within the web browser. Each browser has its own way of controlling cookies.
Internet explorer 6 allows you to set different levels of security, ranging from no restrictions
on cookies, through to allowing no one to place cookies on their machine.
http://www.aboutcookies.org contains a more complete explanation of cookies, and how to set
different web browsers security levels.

Deleting Cookie's.

The cookie that supercentre.co.uk places on your machine is called www.supercentre.co.uk.
http://www.aboutcookies.org contains an explanation of how to delete cookies.