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Privacy policy

What is this notice for?

This notice explains what we do with your personal data and the steps we take to keep it secure. It explains when and how we collect personal data, who we share it with, how we process it and what your rights are in respect of the personal data processing we carry out.

 

About Greene King

As the country’s leading pub retailer and brewer, Greene King creates fine ales from our two historic breweries in Bury St Edmunds and Dunbar for sale in pubs, restaurants, hotels and shops across the UK. Our products and services trade under a wide range of well-known brands, including Greene King, Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen, Abbot Ale and Belhaven. More information about all of our brands can be found on our home page.

When we say ‘we’, ‘us’ or ‘our’ in this notice, we are referring to Greene King Brewing and Retailing Limited. We are the data controller in respect of this website and the services described in this notice. Our ICO registration number is ZA054235.

 

When do we use your personal data?

We believe that a good customer experience means:

  • Providing you with the products and services you want
  • Giving you relevant information about our company, brands, products and special offers
  • Keeping you safe whilst we entertain you

To do these things well, we need to process some of your personal data. We do this whenever

  1. you use our website
  2. we need to verify your age
  3. you order online from us
  4. you book a brewery tour, room, table or function
  5. you make a payment or request a refund
  6. you use our Wi-Fi service
  7. you sign up for direct marketing
  8. we send you direct marketing
  9. you opt out of direct marketing
  10. we carry out profiling
  11. you enter any of our competitions
  12. you submit queries, compliments or complaints
  13. you participate in guest surveys
  14. we record promotional photos, video or audio
  15. we record CCTV images
  16. we record telephone calls to our offices
  17. an accident occurs
  18. we impose a ban on visiting our venues
  19. we ask you for other people’s personal data

We don’t keep your personal data for any longer than we need it. See our retention periods for more details.

Some of the processing we do is called profiling. This involves trying to understand people’s likes, dislikes and preferences and using this understanding to improve our business and make our brands, products, services and direct marketing as appealing as we can. See the profiling section for more details.

Sometimes we need to share your personal data with other Greene King companies or with other organisations that help us provide our products and services to you. We will not sell your personal data and we do not allow these organisations to use your personal data for anything that’s not described in this notice. We might also need to share your personal data to uphold your rights, our rights or the rights of other people and we may need to share your personal data to meet some of our legal obligations. See the data sharing section for more details.

You can find out more about how we meet our data protection law obligations below. This section also explains what rights you have in respect of the personal data processing we do, and how you can exercise them.

 

How can you contact us?

If you want to opt out of direct marketing

  • Follow the unsubscribe instructions in the last marketing message you received
  • Send an email to onlineshop@greeneking.co.uk

If you want to discuss how we use your personal data

  • Write to us at Digital Marketing, Greene King, Westgate Brewery, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP33 1QT
  • Send an email to onlineshop@greeneking.co.uk
  • Call us on 01284 763222

    If you want to contact our Data Protection Officer

    • Write to the Data Protection Officer, Greene King, Westgate Brewery, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT
    • Send an email to dataprotection@greeneking.co.uk
    • Call us on 01284 763222

       

      How do we use your personal data?

      1. When you use our websites

      Most of our websites use cookies. Cookies are small text files which websites store on the device you use to access our websites. Some cookies contain personal data. In general, we use cookies to run our websites, monitor their use and understand how our customers use them. See our cookie policy for more details.

      Besides cookies, we use other information about your website visits to learn more about what our customers like and dislike, work out what changes we can make to improve our business and target our direct marketing. See the profiling section for more details.

      2. When we need to verify your age

      We are required by law to ensure we do not sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 18. Our Beer Café in Bury St Edmunds and The Monks’ Retreat in Dunbar support either the Challenge 21 or Challenge 25 schemes.

      The Challenge schemes aim to discourage underage drinking. They encourage hospitality industry staff to ask anyone lucky enough to look like they’re under 21 or 25 for proof of their age before we serve them. If you’re one of the lucky ones, please don’t be offended if one of our staff asks you for proof of your age.

      A photo-card driving license, passport or military ID are valid proof of age for both schemes. If you don’t have these documents, check the relevant Challenge scheme website to see what else we can accept.

      3. When you order online from us

      If you want to purchase beers from us we can post them directly to you. To do this we will ask for your name, postal address, email address, telephone number and payment details. We will share your name, address, email and telephone number (if provided by you at checkout) with our beer supplier and delivery company so that they can deliver your order. The beer supplier, delivery company or their driver may need to contact you directly to do this.

      4. When you book a brewery tour, room, table or function

      We would love you to visit our breweries and see how we create our beers. If you make a brewery tour booking we will ask for your name, email address, telephone number and payment details. For room, table and function bookings, we need your name and telephone number. We use this information to make and confirm your booking. If you book online, we will also record your IP address. We use this information to check that the booking is genuine.

      If you’re making a booking on behalf of a work colleague, we will ask for information about your company and the guest, so that we can invoice and bill the correct party and welcome your colleague when they arrive at our venue.

      Please also tell us about any preferences or specific needs you or anyone in your party has, especially dietary preferences, food allergies or access needs. We will use this information to make preparations for your visit and look after you whilst you stay with us.

      We also use booking information to learn more about what our customers like and dislike, work out what changes we can make to improve our business and target our direct marketing. See the profiling section for more details.

      5. When you make a payment or request a refund

      If you want to pay for your purchases with a payment card, we will ask for your name and the card number, start and expiry date, verification code (CVC) and if prompted by the payment terminal, your personal identification number (PIN). We will also need these details to make any refunds.

      If all or part of your payment is to be made by voucher, we will ask you for the voucher number, code, image or the voucher itself, so that you can redeem it.

      6. When you use our Wi-Fi service

      We will ask for your name, email address, date of birth, gender, home address and mobile number so that we can register you for the service.

      When you first register, and then each time you connect to the Wi-Fi service, we get information directly from your device and from the equipment used to provide the Wi-Fi service that describes where, when and how you registered, or where when and how you connected to the service. We use the date, the time, the name and location of the venue you are at and your device’s MAC address to provide the Wi-Fi service and to make the service as reliable as possible.

      We also use information about your use of our Wi-Fi service to learn more about what our customers like and dislike, work out what changes we can make to improve our business and target our direct marketing. See the profiling section for more details.

      Important: If you don’t want your device to auto-connect to the Greene King Wi-Fi service, don’t select the ‘connect automatically’ option when you sign up.

      You must check you have not saved your Greene King Wi-Fi connection settings before you give your device to someone else, otherwise they may be able to access some of the personal data used to provide the Wi-Fi service.

      If you choose to connect automatically and then change your mind, you can delete the Wi-Fi connection or turn off Wi-Fi on your device.

      7. When you sign up for direct marketing

      When you use one of our services, we will ask you if you want to receive direct marketing from us. You don’t have to sign up for direct marketing – it’s your choice.

      Many of our brand websites run an email club for people who want to receive information about our promotions, events and special offers. You can sign up to receive these emails by providing us with your name, date of birth, home address and email address. We use this information to personalise our direct marketing, such as by addressing you by name, and targeting our marketing based on your age, birth date and where you live.

      We also use information about how you respond to our marketing to learn more about what our customers like and dislike, work out what changes we can make to improve our business and target our direct marketing. See the profiling section for more details.

      8. When we send you direct marketing

      If you have signed up for direct marketing, depending on how we are communicating with you, we may use your name, home address, telephone number or email address to send you the special offers and other information we think you’ll like the most.

      We will not send you excessive amounts of marketing and every marketing message we send includes an easy way for you to opt out.

      9. If you opt out of direct marketing

      You can opt out of receiving direct marketing at any time by following the unsubscribe instructions in any of our marketing messages, changing your marketing preferences on the Wi-Fi app Account Settings page or by contacting our team.

      10. When we carry out profiling

      Knowing what interests our customers the most helps us build better products, brands and services and accurately target our direct marketing and advertising campaigns. Therefore, we use profiling to help us find out as much as we can about what our customers like and expect from us.

      Profiling involves comparing what we know about you with what we know about other customers and people with similar likes or interests. The personal data we use in our profiles includes:

      • Demographic information, such as your age, gender, address and postcode
      • Purchase information, such as what you bought, how you paid and whether or not you took advantage of a discount
      • Your likes and dislikes, such as what you drink, what you eat, whether or not you take advantage of special offers and whether or not you like what we post on our websites and our social media pages
      • Information about your use of our services and whether or not you participate in our promotions, such as our Wi-Fi service, email clubs, and any competitions you enter
      • Information about how you respond to our marketing and advertising campaigns, such as whether or not you read our marketing messages, see our adverts on social media or take up any of our special offers

      If we get our profiling right, you will enjoy our products, services and brands more and more as we make improvements to them based on what we learn about you. And if you have signed up to receive direct marketing, you will get the special offers that we think will most appeal to you.

      Profiling helps us to improve our business and customise what and how we communicate to you. However we don’t profile people who don’t want to be profiled – so if you don’t want us to use your personal data for these purposes, tell us and we won’t.

      11. When you enter any of our competitions

      When you enter one of our competitions, we will ask you for your name, date of birth and email address. Depending on the nature of the competition and the prizes on offer, we may ask you for more information, such as whether or not you have a passport and can travel overseas if you win a foreign holiday.

      Please read each competition’s privacy notice before you enter, to find out exactly what personal data we will need from you and how we will use it.

      12. When you submit queries, compliments or complaints

      We will ask for your name, telephone number, email address and date of birth so that we can identify you and discuss your enquiry with you. We will also ask for any other relevant information, such as further information about you, other members of your party, your purchases or the pub or restaurant you visited. We will use this information to take your enquiry and respond appropriately to it.

      13. When you participate in guest surveys

      We will ask for your name, telephone number, email address and your answers to the questions asked in the survey. In most cases, this information is used to run the survey and interpret the results but please read the privacy notice we provide with each survey invitation to find out if we intend to use your personal data for anything else.

      14. When we record promotional photos, video or audio

      We always provide information to guests arriving at the venue when these activities are taking place. If you don’t want to be photographed or recorded, please let a member of staff know so that they can ensure your wishes are respected.

      15. When we record CCTV images

      We use CCTV to help keep our guests and staff safe, so your image may be recorded when you visit us. We display signs at our venues to tell you when CCTV is being used. If no incidents take place, the CCTV images will not be looked at before they are deleted. However, if an incident occurs, we will review the CCTV images to see if they contain footage that relates to the incident.

      16. When we record telephone calls to our offices

      We record some of the telephone calls we receive, including all of the calls to our guest relations team. We use the recordings for staff training and to refer back to if you question something we said or you make a complaint. If we intend to record your call, a recorded message will be played first to inform you before the recording starts.

      17. When an accident occurs

      If you are unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident on our premises, we will ask for your name, address, phone number, age and any other details that relate to the accident, such as information about any relevant health conditions you have or any injuries or treatments you received.

      18. When we impose a ban on visiting our venues

      We don’t ban people from our venues unless it’s absolutely necessary to do so. Sometimes we have to impose a ban after serious anti-social, dangerous or criminal behaviour has taken place. If you are banned from any of our venues or from any other venues, we will use your name, photos of you and any other personal data that we need to identify you and which we can use lawfully, to enable our staff to record and enforce the ban.

      19. When we ask for other people’s personal data

      If you need to provide us with information about other people, please ask them to read this notice before you do so.

       

      How long do we keep your personal data for?

      Purpose Lawful basis
      When you use our websites It is in our legitimate interests to provide a fully-functioning, accessible and useful website to our customers.
      When we need to verify your age

      We process this data to satisfy our legal obligation to not sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 18.

      It is in our legitimate interests to ensure that we do not market alcohol to anyone under the age of 18.

      We need to verify or record information about your identity This is sometimes due to a legal obligation imposed under the Licensing Act, or in the case of assisting NHS Test and Trace and NHS Scotland Test and Protect, their legitimate interest of being able to act quickly during the pandemic.
      When you make a booking, payment, request a refund, use a loyalty card, use a gift card, use our Wi-Fi or when we send you service-related communications We process data to set up the contract, provide the services to you and notify you of any important changes to them.
      When you subscribe to newsletters or direct marketing

      We send marketing information to people who consent to receive it.

      We may also send marketing to customers who, when informed that we want to do so, choose not to opt out (soft opt-in).

      It's a legitimate interest to send direct mail marketing to let our customers know about our products, brands, services and any special offers we are running.

      Customers who no longer want to receive marketing can opt out at any time (please follow the instructions in the marketing messages we send you).

      When we carry out profiling

      This helps our business to develop by targeting our advertising and marketing and understand more about our customers like and dislikes, which are legitimate interests for us.

      When you use a gift card or participate in a loyalty scheme   To provide the benefits you are due under the contract.
      When you enter a competition.   Please see the privacy notice for the competition.
      When you play pub poker  Please see the privacy notice for the tournament.
      When you submit queries, compliments or complaints

      Sometimes our processing will be necessary for us to meet the terms of the contract we have with you. Otherwise, it we will have a legitimate interest in dealing fully with the matter you have raised.

      When you take part in a survey It is a legitimate interest to ask you what you think of our service, what we do well and what you think we can improve on, and act on that.
      We record promotional videos or interviews or take photos It is in our legitimate interests to take photos and video and recordings to promote our businesses positively via our marketing and press releases.
      When we record CCTV images or emergency phone calls

      We may be required to do so by a licencing authority (legal obligation) or choose to do so for the purposes stated on the signage (legitimate interest).

      When we record phone calls to our offices It's in our legitimate interest to be able to use suitable recordings to train call handlers and to be able to refer to recordings when that can help resolve a dispute.
      When an accident occurs  We record accidents primarily for compliance with our legal obligations and to support and defend claims (legitimate interest).
      When we impose a ban We may impose a ban on visiting our premises, to protect our customers and staff (legitimate interest).

       

      Who do we share your personal data with?

      Other Greene King companies

      Any of the information we collect from you may be shared with other companies within the Greene King group:

      Company­­

      Role

      Registered Office

      CK Asset Holdings Limited

      The ultimate holding company of the Greene King group

      8th Floor,

      Cheung Kong Centre,

      2 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong

      Greene King Limited

      The holding company in the Greene King Group

      Westgate Brewery,

      Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT

      Greene King Retailing Limited

      The holding company in the Greene King Group

      Westgate Brewery,

      Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT

      Spirit Pub Company (Managed) Limited

      Operating companies that own pubs within the group

      Westgate Brewery,

      Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT

      Spirit Pub Company (Trent) Limited

      Operating companies that own pubs within the group

      Westgate Brewery,

      Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT

      Greene King Retail Services Limited

      Companies that employee the group's employees

      Westgate Brewery,

      Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 1QT


      Each of these companies is bound by the terms of this privacy notice and they are also required to comply with our data protection policies. They are not permitted to use your personal data for their own purposes.


      Organisations who help us to provide our products and services

      We work with a number of third-party suppliers and service providers. Many of these organisations process personal data in order to provide products or services to us or on our behalf. See the third-party data sharing list for more details.

      These organisations are bound by the terms of this privacy notice and they are also required to comply with our data protection policies. They are not permitted to use your personal data for their own purposes.

      International data transfers

      Some of the third parties we work with have operations in countries outside of the European Union or the European Economic Area. Before your personal data is transferred outside of these regions, we implement at least one of the following safeguards:

      • We check whether the personal data is being transferred to a country that has been deemed to provide an adequate level of protection by the European Commission. You can see the list of adequate countries here.
      • We may use specific contracts approved by the European Commission which give personal data the same protection as it has in the European Union and European Economic Area.
      • If we are unable to apply any of the first three safeguards, we will try to contact you to ask for your consent before we transfer your personal data.

       

      Third Parties

      Organisation 

      Contact Details

      Data shared

      Reason for sharing

      Meta (Facebook)

      1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, CA94025, USA

      www.facebook.com/about/privacy

      Email address, postal address, DOB

      Marketing via social media and marketing analysis

      Google, LLC

      1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

      https://policies.google.com/privacy?gl=uk

      Cookie information, IP address

      Website analytics

      Eastside Co Ltd

      Unit 305 Zellig Building Gibb Street, Birmingham, England, B9 4AA

      Customer information obtained via the web, web-derived customer metrics and analytical information

      Managing and maintaining our websites

      DotDigital

      10th Floor, St. James Tower, Charlotte St, Manchester M1 4DZ

      Name, email address, DOB

      Manage Email Database

      Shopify

      Shopify Inc.

      151 O’Connor Street, Ground floor

      Ottawa, ON K2P 2L8

      Canada

      Name, Email address, DOB, town / city, Contact number

      Website SaaS Platform

      The Great British Pub Card

      The Grange, Worksop Road, Aston,

      Sheffield, S26 2EB

      UK

      Name, Email Address

      Supply of Pub Digital Gift Card

      ReCharge Inc

      1507 20th St, Santa Monica, CA, 90404

      Name, Email address, town / city, Contact number

      Subscription Service

      Staci UK
      Walker Park, Blackamoor Road, Blackburn, BB1 2LG Name, shipping address, telephone, email address. Pick and pack of beer and merchandise orders, as well as handling any customer service queries.
      Parcelforce UK (Royal Mail Group Limited)
      Royal Mail Group Limited, 185 Farringdon Road, London, EC1A 1AA. Name, shipping address, telephone, email address. Delivery of parcels to your shipping address

       

      Other situations that may require us to share your personal data

      We will share your personal data if we are required to do so by law or by a regulatory authority. For example, we may have to share your personal data for the detection or prevention of crime, fraud or money laundering, or to allow a regulator or ombudsman to investigate a complaint you have submitted to them.

      We will share your personal data if we need to do so to protect our business interests, such as to enforce the terms of a contract, pursue an overdue debt or defend our legal rights.

      As we develop our business, we might sell or buy group companies or other businesses. This might involve transferring customer information to the person buying the businesses. If this happens, the new owner will be bound by the terms of this privacy notice.

      Occasionally, we may need to share your data to protect the rights of other organisations or people. In these cases, we will try to contact you to seek your consent first but this may not be possible, especially in the event of a medical or other emergency.

      How do we comply with data protection law?

      We have adopted the measures that we believe are necessary to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998 and we are preparing for the act’s replacement, which will fully embed the General Data Protection Regulation into UK law.

      We have also adopted the measures that we believe are necessary to comply with the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003. This law sets out an additional set of rules that we must follow whenever we communicate with you via any of our websites and apps, or by telephone, fax, email or text message.

       

      Protecting your data

      We protect the personal data we hold from theft, accidental loss, corruption and other threats that would have a negative impact on our customers. These protective measures include:

      • Not collecting personal data that we don’t really need
      • Destroying or anonymising personal data securely when we don’t need it any more
      • Only allowing our staff and our suppliers to process the personal data they need to carry out their duties
      • Encrypting personal data to render it useless to anyone who is not authorised to access it
      • Making sure that staff are trained on how to handle personal data safely and securely and are fully aware of their personal responsibilities
      • Binding our suppliers and partners to the same standards and duties of care that we hold ourselves to
      • Protecting our websites, networks and IT systems from unauthorised access and from threats such as denial of service attacks, viruses and malware
      • Making periodic checks that all of these measures are working well and making improvements to them when we think we can do better

       

      Being accountable for what we do

      As well as the security measures mentioned above, we have a team of people whose job it is to make sure that Greene King does the right thing the right way whenever we’re processing personal data. This team includes a Data Protection Officer, who can be contacted using the contact details at the top of this page.

      There are a set of checks we apply to make sure we process personal data fairly and transparently. These include:

      • Providing you with clear and accurate information about why we need your personal data, what we do with it and how long we keep it for
      • Checking that our business interests don’t unfairly or unreasonably impact upon you or your rights
      • Identifying personal data processing risks and reducing them to an acceptable level
      • Responding honestly, clearly and promptly to enquiries we receive from you or from the Information Commissioner’s Office

       

      Making sure our processing respects the law

      The ICO have published a helpful guide to lawful bases for the general public which you can find here. The lawful bases we rely on for the processing we do are shown in bold typeface in this table:

       

      Purpose

      Lawful basis

      When you use our websites

      We process this personal data because it is in our legitimate interests to provide a fully-functioning, accessible and useful website to our customers.

      When we need to verify your age

      We process this data to satisfy our legal obligation to not sell alcohol to anyone under the age of 18. We also do so because it is in our legitimate interests to ensure that we do not market alcohol to anyone under the age of 18.

      When you make a booking, payment, request a refund, use our Wi-Fi, enter one of our competitions or when we send you service-related communications

      We process personal data for these core business activities firstly to set up the contract that commits us to providing you with the services you want, and secondly to provide the services to you, as agreed.

      When you sign up for or opt out of direct marketing and when we send direct marketing to you

      We are a responsible marketer, so we don’t send marketing to people who have asked us not to do so.

      We send electronic direct marketing to people who consent to receive it, such as customers who sign up to one of our email clubs or to our customers who, when notified that we wanted to send them marketing information, chose not to opt out (this is a type of consent known as a soft opt-in).

      Occasionally, we send marketing information by direct mail. In these cases, we do so as we believe it is in our legitimate interests to let our customers know about our products, brands, services and any special offers we are running.

      Customers who no longer want to receive our marketing have the right to opt out by withdrawing their consent at any time. The easiest way to do this is to follow the instructions in the last marketing message you received but you can also notify our team if you no longer want to receive direct marketing.

      When we carry out profiling

      We believe it is in everyone’s interest that we seek to learn from our customers to improve the relevance, appeal and value of the products, services and brands we offer.

      This will help our business to continue to prosper, so this processing is a legitimate interest for us.

      Promotional photos, video and audio are being recorded

      We believe it is in our legitimate interests to take photos and video and recordings to promote our businesses positively via our marketing and press releases.

      When you submit queries, compliments or complaints and when you participate in guest surveys

      We receive and respond to lots of different types of enquiry. Sometimes our processing will be necessary for us to meet the terms of the contract we have with you.

      Otherwise we do so because it is in our legitimate interests to allow you to tell us what you think of our service, what we do well and what you think we can improve on.

      When we record CCTV images, telephone calls, when an accident occurs and when we impose a ban

      We record accidents primarily for compliance with our legal obligations.

      We use CCTV monitoring and record some of the telephone calls we receive because we think this is a proportionate approach to deterring the types of situations that present a safety risk to our guests and staff. If these deterrents are unsuccessful, we may impose a ban on visiting our premises, to protect our customers and staff. This processing is carried out because it is in our legitimate interests to do so.

      Your rights

      Data protection laws give you certain rights and as a responsible data controller, we are committed to uphold these for you:

      Name of right Description
      Information You have the right to be informed what we will use your personal information for, where we obtain it, who we share it with and how long we keep it for. This is the primary reason for publishing this notice.
      Access You have the right to access a copy of your personal data and an explanation of what we are using it for. This is also known as a ‘subject access request’, ‘SAR’ or ‘DSAR’.
      Rectification You have the right to ask us to correct or stop processing inaccurate personal data.
      Erasure ('right to be forgotten') You have a right in certain situations to ask us to delete your personal data.
      Restriction of processing You have a right in certain situations to ask us not to process your personal data.
      Object to processing You have the right in certain situations to object to the fact that we are processing some of your personal data.
      Portability You have the right in certain situations to ask us to pass some of your personal data to another data controller on your behalf.
      Complain You have a right to submit a complaint to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
      withdraw Consent Most of the personal data processing we do is not dependent on your consent but any consent that we are relying on can be withdrawn if you wish to do so.

      Detailed information about all of these rights can be found on the ICO website.

       

      Responding to your questions

      When you notify us that you want to exercise any of your rights, we will acknowledge your request as soon as possible and ask for any information we may need to verify your identify: if we don’t already know who you are, we will ask you to send us a copy of your passport or photo-card driving licence, so that we can check your name, address and signature.

      Once we have confirmed your identity, we will validate your request then gather together the information we need to be able to respond fully to it.

      Whilst we always try to carry out this work as quickly as possible, it may take us up to 30 days to respond to you in full. If your request is particularly difficult to respond to, we may ask you for any further information that will help us respond more quickly, or ask you if there is some information that you want particularly urgently. We may also respond to your request in phases, as relevant information becomes available.

      If we cannot satisfy your request within 30 days, we will write to you to tell you why, and when we expect to be able to provide you with a full response. If for any reason we decide that we should not respond in the way you have asked us to, we will provide you with our decision and our reasons for reaching it within 30 days.

       

      Changes to this privacy notice

      This notice is effective from 04/01/2021. You can check if the privacy policy has changed by revisiting this webpage at any time. If we make any significant changes to this policy, if we have your email address, we will email you to let you know.