Cookie Policy

Version 2.0
Last updated: 10 September 2026

1. About This Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy explains how Black Country Championship Wrestling uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit bccw2021.com.

It explains what these technologies are, why we use them, how long they may operate and how you can control your choices.

This Cookie Policy should be read alongside our Privacy Policy, which explains more generally how we collect and use personal information.

This policy is operated by:

BLACK COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING LIMITED
Company number: 15385320
Registered in England and Wales

Trading as Black Country Championship Wrestling / BCCW.

Website: bccw2021.com

Email: bccw2021@gmail.com

2. What Are Cookies?

Cookies are small files or pieces of information stored on your computer, smartphone, tablet or other device when you visit a website.

They can perform a number of functions, including remembering that you are logged in, keeping products in a shopping basket, remembering preferences, helping websites operate securely, measuring website use and supporting advertising.

Some cookies last only for your browsing session and are deleted when you close your browser.

Others remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. These are sometimes called persistent cookies.

Cookies may be placed by BCCW's website or website platform, known as first-party cookies, or by another organisation providing a service through our website, known as third-party cookies.

3. Other Technologies Covered by This Policy

The rules applying to cookies can also apply to other technologies which store information on, or access information from, your device.

These may include technologies such as pixels, tags, scripts, local storage, software development tools and similar technologies.

For simplicity, references to “cookies” in this policy include these technologies where appropriate.

4. Our Website Platform

The BCCW website is operated using Wix.

Wix and services connected to the Wix platform may use cookies and similar technologies to provide functionality including website security, fraud prevention, account management, ecommerce, ticket purchasing, shopping baskets, checkout and other website functions.

Some of these technologies are essential to provide services requested by visitors.

Other technologies, such as certain analytics, functional or marketing technologies, will be subject to the choices available through our cookie consent system where consent is required.

5. Cookie Categories

The cookies and similar technologies used by our website may fall into the following categories.

Essential Cookies

Essential cookies are required for the website or a service you have requested to operate properly.

They may be used for purposes including:

website security and fraud prevention;

maintaining sessions;

remembering items in a shopping basket;

processing checkout;

providing ticket-purchasing or ecommerce functions;

maintaining website stability;

account authentication; and

remembering privacy or cookie choices.

Because these technologies are necessary to provide the website or a service you have requested, they may operate without your consent where the law permits.

They cannot normally be switched off through our cookie-preference system.

You may be able to block them through your browser, but parts of the website may then stop working correctly.

Functional Cookies

Functional cookies may enable enhanced features or remember choices that are not strictly necessary for the basic service.

They may, for example, remember certain preferences or enable optional website functionality.

Where consent is legally required, functional cookies will not be activated until you permit them through our cookie controls.

Rejecting functional cookies should not prevent you from accessing the core BCCW website, although some optional features may work differently or may be unavailable.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics technologies help us understand how people use our website.

Information may include matters such as:

the number of website visits;

pages viewed;

how visitors move through the website;

how visitors reached our website;

browser or device information;

approximate geographic information;

how long people spend on pages;

website errors; and

general website performance.

BCCW uses analytics to understand website performance, improve the customer experience and understand whether pages, event information and other content are working effectively.

Where our analytics technologies require consent, they will not be activated until you permit analytics cookies through our consent controls.

Rejecting analytics cookies will not prevent you from using the BCCW website.

Marketing and Advertising Cookies

Marketing and advertising technologies may be used to understand the effectiveness of advertising, measure conversions or interactions with campaigns, limit repeated advertising and help show advertisements that may be more relevant.

These technologies may involve third-party advertising services.

Depending on the integrations being used by BCCW, these may include services supplied by organisations such as Meta or Google.

Marketing and advertising technologies requiring consent will not be activated until you choose to accept them.

Rejecting marketing cookies will not prevent you from using the BCCW website or purchasing tickets or merchandise.

You may still see advertising for BCCW elsewhere, but it may be less personalised and our ability to measure the effectiveness of advertising may be reduced.

6. Our Legal Basis for Using Cookies

The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations apply to the storage of information on, or access to information from, your device.

Some uses are exempt from the requirement to obtain consent.

For example, consent is generally not required where a cookie is strictly necessary to provide an online service that you have specifically requested, such as maintaining a shopping basket or providing essential security.

Where no applicable legal exception applies, we will obtain the required consent before using the relevant technology.

Where information collected through cookies is personal information, the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 may also apply.

Further information about our processing of personal information is available in our Privacy Policy.

7. Your Cookie Choices

When you first visit the BCCW website, you may be shown a cookie banner or privacy control.

Where applicable, this allows you to choose between options such as:

Accept All

This permits the categories of cookies described in the consent tool.

Reject All

This rejects non-essential cookies requiring consent. Cookies that are necessary to provide the website or services you request may remain active.

Manage Preferences

This allows you to make more detailed choices about optional cookie categories.

Simply continuing to browse the BCCW website is not treated as consent to non-essential cookies.

We will not intentionally use a pre-ticked box or similar method to assume consent where the law requires you to make an active choice.

8. Withdrawing or Changing Your Consent

You can change your mind after making a cookie choice.

Where our website provides a Cookie Settings, Privacy Settings, Manage Cookies or similar control, you can use it to change or withdraw your choices.

Withdrawing consent does not make any previous processing that occurred while your consent was valid unlawful.

Where technically possible, withdrawing consent prevents the relevant technologies from being used for future activity.

Some cookies already stored on your device may remain until they expire or are deleted. You can also remove cookies using your browser settings.

9. Cookie Information and Duration

The specific technologies used by a website can change as website features, apps and integrations change.

Our cookie-preference or consent-management tool may therefore provide a current list of cookies and similar technologies detected on the BCCW website.

Where available, this information may include:

the cookie or technology name;

the organisation or provider responsible for it;

its purpose;

its category;

whether it is first-party or third-party; and

how long it remains active.

Cookie durations vary depending on their purpose.

Some operate only for the current browsing session.

Others may remain for hours, days, months or another appropriate period.

BCCW periodically reviews its use of cookies and aims to ensure that cookies do not remain active for longer than reasonably necessary for their purpose.

10. Wix Essential Cookies

As BCCW uses Wix to operate its website, Wix may place essential cookies required for security, stability and core website functionality.

The exact Wix cookies in operation may change as Wix updates its services.

Examples of essential Wix cookies may include technologies used for:

fraud detection;

security;

session management;

website stability;

attack detection;

rendering and caching;

system effectiveness; and

error and resilience monitoring.

The current cookie-preference information available through the website should be treated as the most up-to-date description of individual cookies detected on the site.

11. Analytics Providers

BCCW may use website analytics supplied by Wix and may use additional analytics services where configured.

Where a third-party analytics service is enabled and consent is required, the technology will be controlled through the appropriate consent category.

The provider may receive technical information generated when you use the website.

Further information about how personal information is processed and any international transfers is available in our Privacy Policy and, where applicable, in the relevant provider's privacy information.

12. Advertising and Social Media Technologies

BCCW may use advertising platforms and social-media services to promote events and understand advertising performance.

Where enabled, services may include advertising or measurement tools supplied by platforms such as Meta or Google.

These technologies may help us understand matters such as whether someone visited BCCW's website after interacting with an advertisement or whether an advertising campaign contributed to a ticket or merchandise purchase.

Where these technologies require consent, they will remain disabled until the appropriate marketing or advertising permission has been given.

Third-party organisations may process information under their own privacy policies and may act as separate data controllers for some activities.

13. Third-Party Content and Services

Our website may contain content or functionality provided by third parties, such as:

embedded videos;

social-media content;

maps;

payment services;

external forms;

booking or ecommerce services; or

other applications.

Some third-party services may attempt to use their own cookies or tracking technologies.

Where these are non-essential and within our technical control, we will seek to ensure that applicable consent requirements are respected.

We cannot control cookies placed when you leave the BCCW website and visit a separate third-party website.

You should review the privacy and cookie information provided by those organisations.

14. Custom Code and Website Applications

BCCW may use applications, integrations or custom code within the Wix website.

Where custom code or an application uses non-essential tracking technologies, it should be classified and managed consistently with its actual purpose.

For example, advertising tracking should not be treated as essential simply because it has been installed as custom code.

We periodically review our website configuration to identify cookies, scripts, integrations and similar technologies and ensure that they are appropriately categorised.

15. Email Tracking

BCCW marketing emails may use technologies that help determine whether an email has been delivered, opened or interacted with.

This may include tracking pixels or coded links.

Where these technologies fall within applicable privacy or electronic-communications rules, BCCW will comply with the relevant requirements.

You can unsubscribe from BCCW marketing at any time using the unsubscribe option contained in applicable marketing messages or by contacting bccw2021@gmail.com.

Our Privacy Policy contains further information about direct marketing.

16. Browser Controls

In addition to BCCW's cookie-preference controls, most web browsers allow you to manage cookies directly.

Depending on your browser, you may be able to:

view stored cookies;

delete cookies;

block all or some cookies;

block third-party cookies;

clear cookies when the browser closes; or

use private or incognito browsing.

Blocking all cookies through your browser may affect essential website functionality, including accounts, baskets, checkout or other services.

Browser settings do not replace BCCW's obligation to obtain consent where consent is required.

17. Do Not Track and Other Browser Signals

Some browsers and devices provide privacy signals or “Do Not Track” functions.

The technical and legal treatment of these signals continues to develop and may vary between services.

Where BCCW is legally required to recognise a particular browser or device-based privacy signal, we will take reasonable steps to do so.

You should use the BCCW cookie-preference controls as the primary way of communicating your cookie choices on our website.

18. Children

Children may visit publicly available areas of the BCCW website.

We do not knowingly use behavioural advertising technologies specifically to profile children.

Where we know that technology involves children's information, we will take their age and applicable data-protection requirements into account.

19. Cookie Consent Records

Where you make a cookie choice through our consent-management system, information about that choice may itself be recorded.

This allows us to remember your preference and demonstrate that applicable consent requirements have been followed.

Such records may include information such as your consent choices, the date and time of the choice, technical identifiers and information required by the consent-management platform.

These records will be retained only for an appropriate period in accordance with applicable law and our privacy obligations.

20. International Processing

Some technology, analytics, advertising and website-service providers operate internationally.

Information collected using cookies or similar technologies may therefore sometimes be processed outside the United Kingdom.

Where personal information is transferred internationally, BCCW will take reasonable steps to ensure that an appropriate transfer mechanism or other lawful safeguard applies where required.

Further information is contained in our Privacy Policy.

21. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy where:

our website changes;

we add or remove applications or integrations;

our use of cookies changes;

our technology providers change; or

applicable law or regulatory guidance changes.

The latest version will be published on bccw2021.com with an updated revision date.

A change to this Cookie Policy does not itself create consent for any new non-essential tracking purpose.

Where fresh consent is required because our use of technologies has materially changed, we will seek that consent through the appropriate mechanism.

22. Privacy Policy

Our Privacy Policy explains how BCCW collects, uses, shares, stores and protects personal information and describes your data-protection rights.

The Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy should be read together.

Acceptance of our general website Terms and Conditions is not treated as consent to non-essential cookies.

23. Contact Us

If you have any questions about BCCW's use of cookies or similar technologies, contact:

BLACK COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING LIMITED
Company number: 15385320