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GDPR Compliance
In preparation for GDPR changes coming into effect 25th May 2018 we have conducted a full audit of our sites security, when and where we collect any user information and if so how we use it.
We regularly update our software to run the latest and secure version of WordPress available as well as continually conforming to industry standard security practices.
How we use your data
When you leave a comment on our site your email address and name will be stored in our secure database. We do not share your data with any third parties. The only way in which we would use your user data, is if we needed to respond to your comment directly. For example, if you would like to get involved with the project or sponsorship. Your email address or IP address is not publicly accessible.
Your data is ALWAYS yours…not ours
If you would like to request what data we hold on you, you can do so by contacting us but only via the email we currently have for you. That way we can verify you are really you! We can also erase your data permanently at your request.
If you have any further questions about our site and how we use your data please contact us.