Collection of Personal Data
What data do we collect?
The Festival of Life and Death (FoLaD) collects personal data in connection with our activities as detailed on our info page. The personal data we might collect includes your:
- name
- address
- telephone numbers
- and information that you might submit using the forms on this website
Why do we need it?
FoLaD organises national and international events, and interacts with participants, helpers, and various organisations/individuals associated with FoLad’s events and aims. We require personal data to help us with the organisation of our activities and to contact those involved or with an interest in FoLaD.
What do we do with this personal information?
All the personal data we collect is processed under our control in the UK. It is stored locally on our office equipment and also off of our premises on the servers we use for hosting our website. In might be shared, but only with those vitally connected with FoLaD.
Aside from our public profiles page(s), the personal information your provide is not published or shared except as above.
How long do we keep it?
We will keep personal information for as long as it is useful for us and you to do so. We will keep your data until you notify us that you no longer wish us to have it, or we remove the data from our systems.
Cookies
We also collect information from users of the website by using cookies. Cookies are small text files that a website sends to a user’s computer. Cookies are used for various purposes. The cookies we use on this website help us to analyse the use of the website and also present a more efficient and easier to use website. They do not personally identify you. More information about the use of cookies and how you can control or delete them can be found at aboutcookies.org
What are your rights?
If at any point you believe the information we process on you is incorrect you can request to see it and have it corrected or deleted. If you wish to raise a complaint on how we have handled your personal data, you can contact us directly.
If you are not satisfied with our response or believe we are processing your personal data not in accordance with the law you can complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).