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On the Doncaster Council website we use cookies to allow you to choose which of our 2 homepages you prefer to see when you visit. If you choose the Search homepage as your starting point for browsing, then you will always be presented with this page when you visit. If, however, you choose to visit the Menu homepage, this is the page you will be taken to next time you visit. This type of ‘selection’ can only be done by storing a cookie on your device.
On some of our other websites cookies are used so that we can count the number of visitors we have to the website, and to record what pages they look at. These statistics are used to improve the content of the sites so that we are concentrating on what we know visitors want to look at. These cookies do not record any personal information about the visitor, but they are stored on your computer.
You can find out more about cookies by visiting the BBC website.
These are the cookies we use on our site:
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