COOKIES

To enable us to monitor and improve the website, we may gather certain information about you when you use it, including details of your operating system, browser version, domain name and IP address, and the details of the website you came from. Rachel Bower Baskets’ website uses cookies. Cookies are small files that are placed on your computer by your browser which allow us to remember you each time you visit. Cookies contain no personal details about you and they can be disabled by changing your browser preferences. Google Analytics is also used to track website trends without identifying individual visitors. The cookie used by Google Analytics stores information such as what time the current visit occurred, whether the visitor has been to the site before, and what site referred the visitor to Rachel Bower Baskets’ website.

When using Rachel Bower Baskets’ website you consent to the collection and use of this information.  If you do not wish to have this information collected please change your computer’s security settings to block cookies.  However, blocking cookies may restrict access to the website.

We endeavour to take all reasonable steps to protect your personal data but by using our site you must accept the inherent security implications of dealing online over the internet and we are not responsible for any breach of security unless we have been negligent or in wilful default.

PRIVACY

Rachel Bower Baskets respects your privacy and will not sell or make available in any way your personal information except where specific permission has been given. This statement sets out the principles governing our use of your data:

Any details that you provide to us from which we can identify you are protected by the General Data Protection Regulation, coming into full effect on 25th May 2018. This framework is designed to protect your data in a networked world. GDPR requires that information gathering is carried out in a concise, informed and unambiguous way and your consent must be freely given.

Our ‘sign-up forms’, both electronic and physical, are designed to ensure the user understands that they are signing up to communications which will include news from Rachel Bower Baskets, and marketing campaigns. By signing up to the Rachel Bower Baskets Database, individuals are agreeing that we have a lawful basis for collecting and processing personal data. Unless otherwise instructed we will hold this information for ten years, at which point you will be contacted to reconfirm your subscription.

GDPR also stipulates an individual’s ‘right to be forgotten’. To this end if you do not wish to receive any further emails from us please use the “unsubscribe” link found in all email communications. Alternatively send your unsubscribe request to hello@rachelbowerbaskets.co.uk. Please allow a few days for the request to process.

For the avoidance of doubt, Rachel Bower Baskets will not pass data to any third parties except to enable you to receive information you have requested to be sent to you by post or email.

Our site may link to other websites and we are not responsible for their data policies or procedures or their content.

If you are concerned about how your data is stored please contact us by emailing hello@rachelbowerbaskets.co.uk for further information; if you are not satisfied with our response you have the right to complain to the Information Commissioners Office.

By the definitions of GDPR Rachel Bower Baskets is the ‘controller’ of your data, the organisation MailChimp is the ‘processor’ of your data. Subscribers personal details will be transferred to MailChimp, the applicable activities performed by MailChimp are: data collection through electronic sign up forms, storage of personal data in distribution lists and the transfer of personal data to certain of MailChimp’s sub-processors, who perform critical support for their services. Mailchimp’s servers and offices are located in the United States, so your information may be transferred to, stored, or processed in the United States. The legal ground for transferring personal data set out in the GDPR allows for an ‘adequacy decision’ – a decision by the European Commission that an adequate level of protection exists for personal data in the country, territory or organisation to which it is being transferred. A ‘Privacy Shield’ framework is one such example. MailChimp participates in and has certified its compliance with the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Framework and the Swiss-U.S Privacy Shield Framework. They are committed to subjecting all Personal Information received from European Union (EU) member countries and Switzerland, respectively, in reliance on each Privacy Shield Framework, to the Framework’s applicable Principles.

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