Rather than what Silktide are saying, this change just seems to be bringing their own website into line with their last-minute clarification (or rather u-turn) on implicit consent.
The ICO spent a year banging on about how you need explicit consent, and lots of people ran around implementing various solutions that make people click buttons and are generally incredibly annoying. Then, about 12 hours before the law came into effect, the ICO said "Actually, you know what? Implicit consent is fine."
On the off-chance anyone is still interested in this sort of thing, I wrote a small implicit consent script after the ICO clarified their position: http://radiac.net/projects/cookieuse/
The ICO spent a year banging on about how you need explicit consent, and lots of people ran around implementing various solutions that make people click buttons and are generally incredibly annoying. Then, about 12 hours before the law came into effect, the ICO said "Actually, you know what? Implicit consent is fine."
On the off-chance anyone is still interested in this sort of thing, I wrote a small implicit consent script after the ICO clarified their position: http://radiac.net/projects/cookieuse/