This page explains what information Honeycliff Court collects when you visit this site or write to us, and what happens to it. The short version: we collect almost nothing, and we never sell or trade anything.
We only ever hold what you hand us yourself: the details in an enquiry, an email address to reply to, and the correspondence that follows. There is no account system and no hidden profile.
Everything you send is used to deal with your enquiry and nothing else. No profiling, no automated decisions, no passing your address around.
We run no trackers. One browser setting is saved locally — the fact that you dismissed our notice — and deleting it simply brings the notice back.
No third party receives your details from us — not for marketing, not for "partnerships", not in aggregate. The only exception is a lawful order we cannot refuse.
Correspondence is kept only as long as it is needed to handle your matter and any follow-up, after which it is deleted. Records we are legally required to keep are kept for the statutory period and no longer.
Access, correction, deletion, and objection to any use — all of these are yours to request, free of charge. One message to hello@honeycliffcourt.info is enough.
Your correspondence lives in an ordinary, access-protected mailbox, readable only by the people who need to answer you.
The data controller for this site is Honeycliff Court. Anything unclear in this policy — write to hello@honeycliffcourt.info and a person will answer.