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Terms and Conditions of Website Use
When visiting this website visitors agree respect the terms and conditions mentioned here. We may, from time to time amend our terms and conditions. Visitors agree to ensure they are familiar with current terms and conditions when using this website.
Third Party Links
From time to time links to third parties may appear on this website. Unless specified backcombandbeehive.co.uk is not an affiliate or endorser of, nor has no control over such websites, nor their content, nor their availability.
Visitors to backcombandbeehive.co.uk acknowledge and accept that backcombandbeehive.co.uk is not endorsing, liable or responsible for anything appearing on third party websites or any resources linked to them.
Privacy Policy
Visitors to this website are anonymous. The website does not track any visit by any personally identifiable information. *Personally identifiable information provided to backcombandbeehive.co.uk through communication will never be shared. Visitor privacy is of huge importance to backcombandbeehive.co.uk
*personally identifiable information includes visitor name, email address, telephone number, postal address provided.
Cookie Policy
“A digital cookie is;- a small file of letters and numbers that is downloaded on to your computer when you visit a website. Cookies are used by many websites and can do a number of things, such as remembering your preferences, recording what you have put in your shopping basket, and counting the number of people looking at a website.
The rules on cookies are covered by the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 (PECR). PECR also covers the use of similar technologies for storing or accessing information, such as ‘Flash cookies’ and device fingerprinting.”
The ICO – Information Commissioner’s Officer is responsible for enforcing these rules. The text above is an extract from the IOC website and we thank them for their guidance.
More about Cookies – There are 3 types of website cookies.
These are known as First Party Cookie;- Session and Persistent, and Third Party Cookies
- Session Cookies: expire when a site visitor closes their browser or if there is a period of inactivity. As an example, session cookies are often used on websites which facilitates online purchases. On an e-commerce website, a session cookie could enable a visitor to continue browsing without losing items already placed in a shopping cart.
- Persistent Cookies: remain active even when the browser is closed. They should have an expiration date which by law, and must expire within 6 months. An example of when they might be used would be to remember visitor passwords and login details. This means visitors would not have to re-enter details every time they visit the website.
- Third-party Cookies: gather data about visitor browsing habits, and they can be tracked across multiple websites. Popular websites using third-party cookies include Facebook, Flickr, Google Analytics, Google Maps, Google Plus, SoundCloud, Tumblr, Twitter and YouTube
This website uses only uses cookies which have a technical function necessary to the usability of this site. These could be disabled in your browser but that might very likely break your view of the site. Third party cookies can be disabled and have no affect on your user experience. Find out more about cookies and how to manage them