Last Updated: January 22nd 2023
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Our website address is: https://familyhistorypro.co.uk.
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Why do I hold any information on YOU? I will only hold your contact details for communications purposes for answering questions sent to me via this website, or for the period you employ me, and this will not be passed to anyone, for any purpose.
How long will I hold your contact details? When you cease to employ me, after a short period of 3 months (to give you time to process the research and ask questions etc), I will delete your details. Should you request me to delete your contact details at any time, I will do so – completely.
Will I pass your details on? Certainly NOT! I do NOT send out flyers, nor collect personal information, apart from that given to me by customers with their consent which is used for contact purposes only.
Complaints about data protection? Please let me know instantly if you have something to complain about regarding your information and I will put it right. Your rights also mean you can complain to the ICO (Information Commissioner’s Office) who are here to uphold the information rights of the UK public. If you are concerned about how I handle your information please visit the ICO’s website: www.ico.org.uk