The short version
Under the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations, a British site has to say what it places on a visitor's device and, for anything beyond the strictly necessary, ask first. For these pages the answer is nothing. These pages are plain files served as written, with no software layer sitting between them and the browser.
That absence rules out the usual sources at once. No measurement platform, no tag container, no advert network, no embedded social posts, no video player, no hosted typeface that calls home, no chat bubble, and no consent tool of the sort that drops a cookie of its own to remember a choice.
Storage, caching and what they are not
Three things get mistaken for cookies often enough to be worth separating out. A browser keeps copies of pages and stylesheets so a second visit loads faster, and that cache belongs to the browser, carries no identifier and is not addressable by this site. Local storage and session storage, the modern substitutes for cookie-based memory, go untouched here. And the hosting network writes ordinary request records on its own machines, which is logging rather than anything placed on a device, as the privacy page explains.
The moment you click away
This notice covers one domain and stops at the first outbound click. Casino operators sit at the far end of the spectrum: session handling, measurement, commission attribution and advertising all lean on cookies, and arriving from here will usually leave a marker recording where the visit came from so that any commission can be credited.
Links of that kind are labelled, and the commercial arrangement behind them is written out on the terms page. Regulators, helplines and government sites linked from here set cookies too, and each publishes a notice of its own covering them.
Blocking cookies anyway
No setting is needed for these pages, and every mainstream browser can refuse cookies outright, confine them to the site being visited, or clear them when the window closes. All of that behaves normally here, because there is nothing to refuse. One thing is worth knowing before switching everything off: casino accounts, banking apps and most login systems stop working without cookies, so a blanket block tends to be undone within a day.
If this ever changes
Should anything that stores data on a device ever be added, we rewrite this notice and a proper consent mechanism goes live at the same moment rather than afterwards. Anything unclear in the meantime can go to the contact page.