Ryletts, a trading name of R & C London Properties Ltd, advise prospective tenants that these details are intended to give a fair description of this property, with no responsibility taken for error omission or mis-statement and do not constitute an offer or contract. No representation or warranty is made during negotiations in particular or elsewhere by any representative or persons acting on their behalf.
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The table below lists the cookies we use, describes them and the reason we use them:
| Use | Cookie Name | Description |
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Following the revision of the EU E-privacy Directive and the new legal requirements on cookies, we are closely following the Information Commissioner’s Office guidance and ensure we are in line with it.