Safari no longer loads Time Out website

Is this a common failure? I've just updated Flash player, perhaps it's not related, but the website loads perfectly well in Chrome, Firefox etc.
I've reset cache & deleted cookies but still no joy.
I suspect it's a very simple solution, any suggestions?
Other websites appear to load, as normal.
Thanks
Steve

Just discovered that if I disable Javascript the webpage loads fine. Unfortunately, other pages then no longer do!!
Still looking for advice!
Steve

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