Like almost everyone nowadays, we suffer daily from the irresponsible use of e-mail. We deplore the misuse of a superb communication medium and we are committed to avoid adding to the burden of useless information.
This means that, first and foremost, we do not share your information with anyone outside our own organisation.
How We Respect Your Privacy
When you register any of your details with us, they are added to our list of opted-in subscribers. We record the interest that you have indicated to ensure that we only contact you with relevant information.
Contact Forms
If you’ve used a contact form or e-mail to make an enquiry, then we’ll respond to that enquiry only. If this leads to a dialogue between us – as we hope it will – then we’ll continue communications on the basis that we’re doing so at your invitation, and that you can withdraw that invitation at will.
Where you’ve registered for updates, we don’t add you immediately to our subscription list. Instead, we send you an e-mail. That asks you to confirm that you do indeed want to receive updates. This helps us to ensure that you’ve genuinely requested contact and that you haven’t been added mischievously to our list. Only when you confirm your wishes will you be added to the list.
Whenever we send out update information, we always include a link to unsubscribe from the list. We promise that this is genuine, working unsubscribe link and that clicking it will prevent further automated contact with us. Should you wish us to remove you completely from our database, then please click here and we will purge our records entirely. Sending this request will prompt one further e-mail from us to confirm that this is what you require.
We have no wish to annoy you with over-frequent, irrelevant or trivial contact. Accordingly, we don’t operate a regular newsletter type of approach to our updates. Only when we have something to say that we believe will be genuinely interesting and useful to you will we send out an update. This may mean that months elapse between updates, and then you receive two in one week. Whatever the frequency, we’ll always err on the side of under-contact rather than risk becoming just another e-mail spammer.
If you have any questions regarding our privacy policy, please click here.