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We regularly pick a selection of photos from our various albums (nineteen at the present count) to highlight a theme or mark an occasion or event. We call these our 'Featured photos' and our latest is shown here. Click on the image to view the full album/slideshow...
NOTE: our full gallery of all our current photo albums can be found here.
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We acknowledge with thanks the permission of our partner and other organisations to reproduce selected material on this web site, including external news items that we consider of interest to our members and other web site visitors. This includes selective use of relevant news feeds from web sites of partner or other organisations, with thanks.
If we've inadvertently failed to acknowledge your rights, or appear for whatever reason to be infringing them, we will seek to remedy this promptly if you contact us.
We acknowledge with thanks the advice and guidance of the UK Copyright Service, which was used in the creation of this statement.
Disclaimer
Although we endeavour to ensure that the content of this web site is as accurate as possible, we do not accept liability for any inaccuracies or omissions. You make use of this web site at your own risk.
Opinion presented on the site does not necessarily represent the views of The Bishopston Society or its officers.
Links to other web sites from this web site are provided for information only, and should not be taken to imply that The Bishopston Society endorses any third parties or accepts any responsibility for their contents.
Permissions
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Permission is hereby granted for reproduction of The Bishopston Society banner graphic in association with links to this web site from other web sites of relevance to The Bishopston Society, provided that you contact us to notify us of this, and a clear acknowledgement is displayed.
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We welcome enquiries on the above or other legal, regulatory, best practice or related matters as they affect this web site or the policy and practices of The Bishopston Society, and will endeavour to respond to any observations offered in good faith, subject to the constraints associated with our organisational status and resources. Please use our Feedback facility for this or other contacts.
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Information about cookies in general, about your rights over our use of cookies, and on deleting or controlling them, is available from www.AboutCookies.org.
The information and advice offered by AboutCookies.org in defining our policies and practices is gratefully acknowledged.
Please contact us or provide feedback, however if you think that any aspects of this policy is deficient, unclear or in need of development. Any changes to this policy will be posted on this page.
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By using our web site, you consent to this policy (last updated 25/5/18)
We collect some basic data about visitors to our web site when or if you complete one of our online forms in order to contact us or to join the Society.
This data may be some or all of the following: name, email address, telephone number and comments/interests.
We hold this personal data for contact purposes and to enhance, personalise and tailor communications with you, and thereby enhance the effectiveness of The Bishopston Society in pursuit of our aims and objectives.
We rely on a trusted web service provider to help us operate our web site, including storing the above personal data. We employ appropriate security measures in conjunction with our provider to protect your data.
Members’ data is also held securely by the Society to enable us to hold accurate membership records.
Members receive printed newsletters and email updates.
Others who no longer wish us to communicate with you, or hold your personal data, please Contact Us.
All former members’ personal data is in any case deleted two years after the last year for which they paid a subscription.
We do not sell or otherwise pass on personal data to third parties unless required to by law.
We believe that this privacy policy complies with current regulatory standards and requirements, including the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). It may change over time but any changes will be displayed on the web page you are currently reading.
Please contact us or provide feedback, however, if you think that any aspects of this policy is deficient, unclear or in need of development.
