Continuing to browse on and to make use of this website is taken as your agreement to conform to and be bound by the terms and conditions of use set out below, which in conjunction with the privacy policy also set out below, governs your relationship with us in connection with this website.
The terms ‘David Wildblood’, ‘our’, ‘we’ and ‘us’ are references to the website owner, and the terms ‘you’ and ‘your’ are references to any viewer or user of this website.
The following terms of use relate to this website:
- The website page content is purely for your general information, and is subject to being changed without any notice. No guarantee or warranty relating to timeliness, accuracy, performance, suitability or completeness of information or materials on this website is provided by us or any other parties.
- You accept that information or material on this website may have errors or inaccuracies in it, and we expressly reject any liability to the fullest extent of the law for any such errors or inaccuracies and their consequences.
- You use any information or material from this website entirely at your own risk, and we shall not be liable. It is your own responsibility to make sure that any services, information or products available via this website meet your own requirements.
- All images visible on this website are and remain the sole property of David Wildblood, they are protected by international copyright law, and without prior consent, they may not be distributed or reproduced in any format.
- If you are not authorised to use this website, its use may be a criminal offence, and give rise to claims for damages.
- Occasionally, links to other websites may be included in this website, and these are provided for your information and convenience. A link to a website does not signify that we endorse that website, and we are not responsible for the content of that website.
- You must seek prior written consent from David Wildblood before creating any link to this website from a document or other website.
- If you use this website, and any dispute arises out of such use, the dispute will be subject to laws in existence in England and Wales.
- If you need any further information on, or clarification of these terms of use, please contact us: E-mail:
Privacy Policy
What is our privacy policy for?
It is important to us that we provide you with adequate information and tools to protect and manage your online privacy. This privacy policy has been developed to tell you what information is collected by this website, what we may do with it, who may see it, and how long we will retain it. We have done our best to make this policy as clear as we can, but if you need any further information on, or clarification of this policy, please contact us.
Control of your information
Information you supply via this site will not be passed to third parties except if demanded by a law enforcement agency. We will never pass on, sell, rent or lease your personal information to any third party. Personal information includes data such as name, phone number, e-mail address, business name and address
Information we collect
If you choose to use our contact forms, you agree to provide information such as name, e-mail address and other information such as post codes. We collect this information in order to verify identities, and it is possible that we may get into contact with you in relation to your interest in our services or products. Information we collect via this website is retained for the length of time it takes for us to provide the requested services, and no longer. You may contact us and ask us to remove this information from our records at any time, and we will comply with that request as quickly as it is reasonably possible to do so.
Cookie Policy
Use of cookies on this site
Use of our website on any electronic device implies that you are in agreement with this Cookie Policy as an addition to all other terms and conditions which may be applicable.
We reserve the right to change our Cookie Policy from time to time, the changes will take effect as soon as they are published here, and your continued use of the site is taken to mean that you agree with the published version of the Cookie Policy.
In common with most other websites, our website makes use of cookies to assist us in providing you with an optimal browsing experience. Cookies consist of small text files that are placed onto your device when you browse our website, and they help to make interactive features available, improve speed and security, allow you to share on social media and remember settings within and between visits to our website.
Cookies also give us information that we can use in the continuous improvement of our website. Cookies from our website do not collect sensitive or personally identifiable information, unless you expressly give us permission to do so, and we do not pass such information to third parties or use it for sales commission payments.
How you grant us permission to use cookies
If your browser (the software that you use to view our website) is set to accept cookies, we take this fact plus your continued browsing of our website, as permission to use cookies. If you do not wish to use cookies from our site, the information on how to stop cookies is listed below, but please be aware that if you do not give permission for us to use cookies, the website will not function fully.
Social media cookies
There are sharing buttons on our site which enable you to ‘like’ and ‘share’ website content on social media. The implications for your privacy in using these buttons will vary depending upon the social media network and your own privacy settings on that network.
Cookies which collect visitor statistics
It is important to us to collect visitor data, including how many visitors we have had, and what type of device they have used, so we use cookies to collect this data. We also look at how long visitors spend on our site, and what they view. This information is used in order for us to assess how well our site is working on various technologies, and what people are interested in, so that we can improve our website offering.
Turning off cookies
- It is usually possible to turn off cookies on your browser, by adjusting the browser settings to not accept cookies. However, the majority of websites worldwide use cookies, and adjusting your browser settings will have an effect on the functionality of any website that operates this way (including ours).
- If you are concerned about cookies in relation to ‘spyware’, it is advisable to install anti-spyware software on your device rather than turning off cookies. This software will delete any potentially invasive cookies without degrading your website browsing experience. Further information about cookie management is available at www.allaboutcookies.org.For any further information on, or clarification of the information above, please get in touch by emailing info@davidwildblood.co.uk
