GDPR Privacy Policy

How we protect your privacy in compliance with EU Law

General Aspects

As a commitment towards the privacy of our customers and website visitors we have put in place, for all to see, our privacy policy. The details included are also in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) European Law 25 May 2018.

All data that we receive and store from our customers or visitors to our website (hereby referred to as ‘you’) is done so for the sole purpose of helping you with the specific enquiry you made. Under no circumstances will we pass on this data to a third party.

If you require any further clarification, please use our phone number provided to call for assistance.

Your personal data security

Any data you pass onto us which is personal to you and can directly identify you, such as your name, email address, phone number etc, will be dealt with as securely as possible. This includes the below points;

Whenever we ask for the data from you we will ask for consent, via our website this is through a positive opt-in checkbox with clear details on
When you are sending information through our web forms the data will be encrypted via our SSL certificate, which you can see in action through the https:// in our website URL
Our email accounts also use SSL so any email we receive is also secure on our part. To ensure full security you should also make sure that you are sending from your computer securely

Your right to be forgotten

We have in place IT systems that allow us to quickly identify and remove any data held about you, should you wish to be forgotten by us. This is in line with the GDPR ‘right to be forgotten’ and we will comply within the EU specified 1 month period.

If you would like to proceed with the removal of all personal data we hold about you please contact us.