Bartle Hall’s ambition is to be an exemplary hospitality business to share how special our property and people are. We place great value on honesty and clarity, and we are committed to building a strong and lasting relationship with you based on trust and mutual benefit. Part of this commitment means safeguarding and respecting your privacy and your choices. Respecting your privacy is essential to us. This is why we set out “Our Privacy Promise” and our full Privacy Policy below.
OUR PRIVACY PROMISE
1) We respect your privacy and your choices.
2) We make sure that privacy and security are embedded in everything we do.
3) We will not send you marketing communications unless you have asked us to. You can change your mind at any time.
4) We will never sell your personal data.
5) We are committed to keeping your personal data safe and secure. This includes only working with trusted partners.
6) We are committed to being open and transparent about how we use your personal data.
7) We will not use your personal data in ways that we have not told you about.
8) We respect your rights, and will always try to accommodate your requests as far as is possible, in line with our own legal and operational responsibilities.
For more information about our privacy practices, below we set out what types of personal data we might collect or hold about you, how we use it, who we share it with, how we protect it and keep it secure, and your rights around your personal data.
Note that all of the information set out below may not apply to you. We have explained below an overview of all possible situations in which we could interact together, and one or more of these may apply to you depending on how you have interacted with us For example, if you have not provided us with a photo for your account, then these details will not apply to you. Similarly, if you have not created a Professional Account, then that information will not apply to you.
When you share personal data with us or when we collect personal data about you, we will use it in line with this Privacy Policy. Please read this information and our FAQs page carefully. If you have any questions or concerns about your personal data, please contact us at info@bartlehall.co.uk
Please note that you must be at least 16 years old or older to use our services, or older where the terms for a specific service require this.
WHO WE ARE
Promenade Hotel (St Annes) Limited is responsible for the personal data that you share with us. When we say “Bartle Hall”, “Bartle”, “Bartle Hall Hotel”, “us”, “our” or “we”, this is who we are referring to. Promenade Hotels is the “data controller” for the purposes of applicable data protection laws.
Please see the “Contact Us” section for our contact details.
Promenade Hotel (St Annes) Ltd represents several different brands and products and is a private limited company, for full details please visit www.companieshouse.co.uk
WHAT IS PERSONAL DATA?
“Personal data” means any information or pieces of information that could identify you either directly (e.g. your name) or indirectly (e.g. through pseudonymised data, such as a unique ID number). This means that personal data includes things like email/home addresses, usernames, profile pictures, personal preferences and purchasing habits, user generated content, financial information, and health information. It could also include unique numerical identifiers like your computer’s IP address or your mobile device’s MAC address, as well as cookies.
This Privacy Policy covers all personal data about you that is collected and used by Bartle Hall.
WHAT PERSONAL DATA DO WE COLLECT FROM YOU AND HOW DO WE USE IT?
You, the guest, are our priority. You drive what we do. We love hearing from you, learning about you, and creating and delivering services and products that you enjoy. We know that many of you love interacting with us and because of this, there are many ways that you might share your personal data with us, and ways that we might collect it.
How do we collect or receive your personal data?
We might collect or receive personal data from you via our websites, forms, apps, devices, Bartle Hall products or brand pages on social media or otherwise. Sometimes you give this to us directly (e.g. when you create an account, when you contact us, when you purchase from our websites or hotel), sometimes we collect it (e.g. using cookies to understand how you use our websites) or sometimes we receive your personal data from other third parties, including other brands that we sell.
In the table below, we explain:
1) In what context is your personal data collected? This column explains what activity or scenario you are involved in when we use or collect your personal data. For example, whether you are making a purchase, signing up to a newsletter, or browsing a website.
2) What personal data may we hold about you? This column explains what types of personal data we may collect when you take part in a particular activity.
3) How and why we use it? This column explains what we do with your personal data, and the purposes for collecting and using it.
4) What is our legal basis for using your personal data? Whenever we use your personal data, we will have a legal basis to do this. For example, you have asked us to provide a service, you have given us your consent, or we have a legitimate interest in using your personal data.
The legal basis for the processing of your personal data can be:
Your consent – This applies where you provide your personal data and specifically consent to us using it to provide you with a specific service, for example, so that:
i. you can receive marketing communications from us. If you later ask us to stop sending you marketing communications, we need to keep some of your personal data on a suppression list so that we can make sure we do not contact you again. This is a legal obligation; and
ii. we can store certain cookies on your device. We may place targeted advertising cookies (these allow us to tailor services we offer, specifically to you), analytical cookies (these measure your interaction with our site so we can make improvements) on your device.
The performance of a contract – This applies where you provide us with your personal data in order for us to provide you with a service (e.g. you ask us to create a customer account for you or you wish to purchase a product and we can manage the associated logistics).
Our legitimate interests –This applies where you provide us with your personal data and we use it to:
i. improve our products and services. By providing us with your personal data, we are able to better understand your needs and expectations when it comes to the products and services we offer. This understanding means we can improve our products and services so they match your needs. This might involve performing analytics on how you use our products, services, and websites/apps/devices, or trying out new functions which we think you might like based on what we know about you.
ii. better engage with you. Where you provide us with your personal data, we may use it to encourage you to be more actively engaged with our products and brands and increase your overall brand engagement and awareness. One way we do this is by tailoring the marketing communications we send you so that you receive the information most relevant to you.
iii. prevent fraud. Where you provide us with your personal data, it means we can action any payment you make when you purchase any of our products and/or services, and importantly, check that your payment is free from fraud.
iv. secure our tools: We may use your personal data to keep our tools (websites/apps/devices) safe and secure. This involves making sure our tools are working properly, and that your personal data is kept secure.
To comply with a legal obligation – This is where you provide us with your personal data which we need to keep for our legal reasons (e.g. when you make a purchase we need to keep your transaction information to comply with our tax and financial reporting obligations).
To protect the vital interests of an individual – This is where we use your personal data to protect you (or someone else) where there is evidence of danger to your (or someone else’s) health and/or safety.
The table below sets out which legal basis we rely on when processing your personal data for each context.
When we collect personal data, we will indicate which types of personal data are mandatory via asterisks. Some of the personal data we request from you are either necessary for us to:
– Perform our contract with you (e.g. to deliver the goods you have purchased on our websites/apps);
– Provide you with a service you have asked for (e.g. to provide you with a newsletter);
– Comply with legal requirements (e.g. invoicing).
If you do not provide the personal data marked with an asterisk, this may affect the goods and services that we can provide.
In which context is your personal data collected?
What personal data may we hold about you?
How and why we may use it?
What is our legal basis for processing your personal data?
Personal account creation and management
Where your personal data are collected during the creation or management of an account on Bartle Hall websites/apps, through a social media login or in store.
• First name and surname;
Gender;
Email address;
Address;
Phone number;
Photo;
Birthday or age range;
• ID/username, and password;
• Personal description or preferences;
Order details;
• Social media profile (where you use your social media login or share this personal data with us);
• User generated content; and/or
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself (e.g. via your “My Account” page, by contacting us, a question via the chat function available on some websites, or by participating in a contest, game, survey etc.).
To:
Manage your orders;
• Send you marketing communications (where you have asked us to) which may be tailored to your “profile” (i.e. based on the personal data we know about you and your preferences);
• Offer you a loyalty program;
• Offer personalised services based on your characteristics;
• Allow you to manage your preferences;
• Monitor and improve our websites and apps;
• Run analytics or collect statistics;
• Secure our websites and protect you and us against fraud;
• Respond to your questions and otherwise interact with you; and/or
• Manage any competitions, promotions, surveys or contests you enter.
• The performance of a contract – so you can create and manage your account;
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; (iii) prevent fraud; and (iv) secure our tools; and
• Consent – so you can receive marketing communications from us.
Professional* account creation and management
Where your personal data are collected during the creation or management of a professional account on Bartle Hall websites/apps.
*professional accounts are created in relation to a business capacity; they are not for personal use.
• First name and surname;
Organisation name;
• Professional and personal email address;
• Professional and/or personal address;
• Professional and/or personal phone number;
Photo;
• ID/username, and password;
Preferences;
Order details; and/or
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself (e.g. via your “My Account” page, by contacting us, a question via the chat function available on some websites, or by participating in a survey etc.).
To:
Manage your orders;
• Send you marketing communications (where you have asked us to) which may be tailored to your professional “profile” (i.e. based on the personal data we know about you and your preferences);
• Offer you a loyalty program;
• Offer personalised services based on professional interests and characteristics;
• Allow you to manage your preferences;
• Monitor and improve our websites and apps;
• Run analytics or collect statistics;
• Secure our websites and protect you and us against fraud;
• Respond to your questions and otherwise interact with you; and/or
• Manage any surveys etc. you enter.
• The performance of a contract – so you can create and manage your professional account;
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; (iii) prevent fraud; and (iv) secure our tools; and
• Consent – so you can receive marketing communications from us.
Newsletter and marketing subscription
Where your personal data are collected when you subscribe to receive our marketing communications.
• First name and surname;
Email address;
Gender;
Address;
Phone number;
Birthday or age range
• ID/username, and password;
• Personal description or preferences;
Order details;
• Social media profile (where you use your social media login or share this personal data with us);
• User generated content; and/or
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself (e.g. via your “My Account” page, by contacting us, a question via the chat function available on some websites, or by participating in a contest, game, survey etc.).
To :
• Send you marketing communications (where you have asked us to) which may be tailored to your “profile” based on the personal data we know or learn about you and your preferences;
• Show you marketing communications on other websites, including social media platforms. Note that you may also see our ads on other websites, including on social media sites, but these may not be tailored to you;
• Keep an up to date suppression list if you have asked not to be contacted;
• Run analytics or collect statistics; and/or
• Send content on your behalf to your friends and/or family.
• Consent – so you can receive marketing communications from us; and
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; and (ii) better engage with you.
Purchases and order management
Where your personal data are collected during the purchase process made on Bartle Hall website/apps or in store.
• First name and surname;
Email address;
Address;
Phone number;
• Personal description or preferences;
• Social media profile (where you use your social media login or share this personal data with us);
• Transaction information including purchased products;
• Payment and information; and/or
Purchase history.
To
• Contact you to finalise your order where you have saved your shopping cart or placed products in your cart without completing the checkout process;
• Inform you when a product or service you wanted to purchase is available;
• Process your order including delivering the product to the address you indicated;
• Manage payment. Please note that your payment information (credit card number/Paypal/bank account details) are not collected by us directly, but by secure payment service providers;
• Manage any contact you have with us about your order;
• Secure your transactions against fraud. We may use a third party provider’s solution to detect fraud and make sure that payment is completed;
• If you place a purchase using a registered account, we will add this transaction to your profile so we can understand your interests and preferences and you will see a record of your transactions with us within your account (where applicable);
• Manage any dispute relating to a purchase; and/or
• Run analytics or collect statistics.
• The performance of a contract – so you can make purchase and we can manage the associated logistics.
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; (iii) prevent fraud; and (iv) secure our tools.
• To comply with a legal obligation – to keep information we are required to.
Online browsing
Where your personal data are collected by cookies or similar technologies (“cookies ”*) when you browse Bartle Hall’s website/apps or on third-party website/apps where we have cookies.
For information on the specific cookies placed on a particular website/app, please check the cookies table or tool available on the specific website/app.
*cookies are small text files stored on your device (computer, tablet or mobile) when you are on the Internet, including on Promenade Hotel (St Annes) Group’s websites.
Data related to your use of our websites, including:
Where you came from;
Login details;
Pages you looked at;
• Duration of your visit; and/or
• Products you selected to create your basket.
Technical information:
Your IP address;
Browser information;
• Device information; and/or
• Your unique ID which is given to each visitor, and the expiration date of the ID.
We use cookies, together with other personal data you have already shared with us (such as previous purchases, or whether you’re signed up to our email newsletters) for the following purposes:
• To deliver targeted advertising, that is to show you:
- online advertisements for products which may be of interest to you, based on your previous behaviour; and/or
- To ads and content on social media platforms or other websites.
You can opt out of targeted advertising by using the function available on our website (where applicable), or in your browser settings. For opting out of targeted advertising on social media platforms, please visit the relevant social media platform to explore the options they may provide.
- To tailor our services for you, that is to:
- Show you recommendations, marketing, or content based on your profile and interests; and/or
- Display our websites in a tailored way, for example, show you products we think you might like.
• To allow our websites/apps to function properly, that is to:
- To ensure the proper display of content;
- To create and remember your shopping cart;
- create and remember your account login details;
- interface personalisation, such as language, or any user-interface customisation (i.e. parameters attached to your device including your screen resolution or font preference), etc.; and/or
o improve our websites/apps, for example, by testing new ideas or layouts. - To ensure our websites/apps are secure and safe, and to protect you against fraud or misuse of our websites/apps or services, for example through performing troubleshooting.
- To run statistics, that is to:
- avoid visitors being recorded twice;
- know users’ reaction to our advertising campaigns.
- improve our offers; and/or
- understand how you discovered our websites/apps.
- To allow sharing of our content on social media.
- Consent – to store cookies on your device.
- Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; and (iii secure our tools.
Promotions
Where your personal data are collected during a competition, game, contest, promotional offer, sample request, survey etc.
• First name and surname;
Email address;
Phone number;
Birth day or age range;
Gender;
Address;
• Personal description or preferences;
• Social media profile (where you use your social media login or share this personal data with us); and/or
• User generated content;
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself (e.g. via your “My Account” page, by contacting us, a question via the chat function available on some websites, or by participating in a contest, game, survey etc.).
To:
• Complete tasks that you have asked us to, for example to manage your participation in the promotion, including to take into account your feedback and suggestions;
• Run analytics and statistics;
• Add your participation to your profile so we can understand your interests and preferences.
• The performance of a contract – so you may entered into the promotion/we can deliver the prize).
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; and (ii) better engage with you.
User Generated Content
Where your personal data are collected when you submit content (for example images or ratings and reviews) on one of our websites/apps/social media platforms, or accept our re-use of any content you posted on social media platforms.
• First name and surname or alias;
Email address;
Photo;
• Personal description or preferences;
• Social media profile (where you use your social media login or share this personal data with us); and/or
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself (e.g. via your “My Account” page, by contacting us, or by providing your own content such as photos or a review, or a question via the chat function available on some websites).
To:
• Use the content you have created and/or shared in accordance with the specific terms and conditions accepted by you e.g. to post your review/content and to promote our products;
• Run analytics and statistics; and/or
• Add your content to your profile so we can understand your interests and preferences.
• Consent – to provide you with the service you have requested, for example, so you can upload the content of your choice.
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; and (iii) secure our tools and design new features.
Use of websites/apps and devices
Where your personal data are collected as part of your use of our apps and/or devices.
First name and surname;
Email address;
Location;
• Birth day and/or age range;
• Personal description or preferences, including accommodation, food and beverage choices.
• Application or device usage data.
To:
• Provide you with the service(s) you requested.
• Analyse your personal choices and recommend appropriate products.
• Monitor and improve our apps and devices; and/or
• Run analytics and statistics.
• Consent – to provide you with the service you have requested, for example, show you recommended products or complete your purchase.
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; and (iii) secure our tools.
Enquiries
Where your personal data are collected when you ask questions relating to our brands, our products and their use, or your purchases, account or rights.
First name and surname;
Phone number;
Email address;
• Other information you have shared with us about yourself in relation to your enquiry (which may include welfare and health data).
To:
• Answer and manage your enquiries;
• Run analytics and statistics; and/or
• Add your questions or concerns to your profile so we can understand your interests and preferences.
• The performance of a contract – to respond to your enquiries.
• Our legitimate interests: (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; and (iii) secure our tools.
Automated Decision Making
Automated decision making means the ability to make decisions using technology, without human involvement.
We may use automated decision making in the following circumstances:
• For the purposes of securing transactions placed through our websites/apps/devices against fraud. We may use a third party provider’s solution to protect against fraud. The method of fraud detection is based on a number of different data prediction and data intelligence techniques that may change over time, to keep up with technological advancement. These may include, for example, data comparison or association, or detecting outlier (unusual) data patterns. This fraud detection process may be completely automated or may involve some human intervention where the final decision is taken by a person.
As a result of automatic fraud detection, you may experience a delay in the processing of your order/request whilst we review your transaction. You may be limited or excluded from using a service if a risk of fraud is identified.
You have the right to access the information on which we base our decision.
Profiling
This means automatically processing personal data to evaluate certain personal aspects about an individual, in particular to analyse or predict aspects concerning performance at work, economic situation, health, personal preferences, interests, reliability, behaviour, location or movements.
When we send or display personalised communications or content, we may use some profiling techniques. This means that we may collect personal data about you in the different scenarios mentioned in the table above, and use this data to analyse, evaluate, or predict your personal preferences, interests, behaviour and/or location.
Based on our analysis, we then send or display communications and/or content specifically tailored to your interests and needs.
You may have the right to object at any time to the use of your personal data for “profiling”. Please see “Your Rights and Choices” section below.
Who may access your Personal data?
First, we want to be clear that we do not sell your personal data.
We may share your personal data within Bartle Hall Hotel.
Your personal data may be accessed within Bartle Hall. Where appropriate, we may share your personal data between our brands to harmonise and update the information you share with us, to tailor our communications based on your preferences, and to run analytics and perform statistics.
Access will always be controlled on a need to know basis.
Your personal data may also be processed on our behalf by our trusted third party suppliers .
We rely on trusted third parties to perform a range of business operations on our behalf. We only provide them with the information they need to perform the service, and we require that they do not use your personal data for any other purpose. We will always use our best efforts to make sure that all third parties we work with will keep your personal data secure. Examples include:
• Third parties that assist and help us in providing digital and e-commerce services, ratings and reviews, CRM, web analytics and search engine, user generated content curation tools;
• Advertising, marketing, digital and social media agencies to help us to deliver advertising, marketing, and campaigns, to analyse their effectiveness, and to manage your contact and questions;
• Third parties required to deliver a product to you e.g. postal/delivery services;
• Third parties that assist and help us in providing IT services, such as platform providers, hosting services, maintenance and support on our databases as well as on our software and applications;
• Payment service providers and credit reference agencies for the purpose of assessing your credit score and verifying your details where this is a condition of entering into a contract with you;
• Third parties that provide an accounting service.
The legal basis for this sharing is our legitimate interests – (i) to improve our products and services; (ii) better engage with you; (iii) prevent fraud; (iv) secure our tools and design new features; and (v) use appropriate suppliers.
We may also disclose your personal data to third parties:
• In the event that we sell any or part of our business or assets, we may disclose your personal data to the prospective buyer of such business or assets. If Promenade Hotel or a part of its assets are acquired by a third party, personal data we hold about our consumers relating to those assets will be one of the transferred assets. In such cases, your personal data will be processed by the buyer acting as the new data controller and its privacy policy will govern the processing of your personal data.
• If we are under a duty to disclose or share your personal data in order to comply with a legal obligation, or in order to enforce or apply our terms of use/sales or other terms and conditions you have agreed to; or to protect the rights, property, or safety of Bartle Hall, our consumers, or others.
• In other circumstances if we have your consent or we are permitted to do so by law.
We may disclose your personal data to our partners:
• In the event the service you subscribe to was co-created by Bartle Hall and a partner (for example, a co-branded service provider). In such cases, Bartle Hall and the partner will process your personal data each for their own purposes and as such your personal data will be processed:
- By Bartle Hall in accordance with this Privacy Policy;
- By the partner acting also as a data controller and its privacy policy will govern the processing of your personal data for its purposes.
- Where you have agreed to receive marketing and commercial communications from a Bartle Hall partner through a dedicated opt-in (for instance, through a service branded by Bartle Hall and made available to its partners). Your personal data will be processed by the partner acting as a data controller under its own terms and conditions, and in accordance with its privacy policy.
- We may publish content created by third parties. Where we do this, the third party may place a cookie on your device if you read this content. Please read the third parties’ Cookie Policy for details on what information they may gather from the cookie, and how it is used.
How Long Do We Keep Your Personal data
We will keep your personal data for as long as we need it to provide you with your requested service(s) or to meet our commercial or legal obligations.
To determine the retention period of your personal data, we consider several criteria to make sure that we do not keep your personal data for long than is necessary or appropriate. These criteria include:
• The purpose for which we hold your personal data;
• Our legal and regulatory obligations in relation to that personal data, for example any financial reporting obligations;
• Whether our relationship with you is ongoing, for example, you have an active account with one or more of our brands, you continue to receive marketing communications, or you regularly browse or purchase off our websites/apps);
• Whether you are no longer actively participating or engaging with our brands, for example, you do not open our emails, visit our websites, or share user generated content;
• Any specific requests from you in relation to the deletion of your personal data; and
• Our legitimate business interests in relation to managing our own rights, for example the defence of any claims.
When we no longer need to retain your personal data, it will be deleted or be anonymised so that you can no longer be identified from it.
Is my Personal data Secure?
We are committed to keeping your personal data secure, and taking all reasonable precautions to do so. We contractually require that trusted third parties who handle your personal data for us do the same.
We always do our best to protect your personal data and once we have received your personal data, we use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access. As no transmission of information via the internet is completely secure, we cannot guarantee the security of your personal data transmitted to our site although. Any transmission is therefore at your own risk.
Links to Third Party Sites and Social Login
Our websites/apps may, from time to time, contain links to the websites of our partner networks, advertisers and/or affiliates. If you follow a link to any of these websites, please note that these websites have their own privacy policies and that we do not accept any responsibility or liability for these policies. Please check these policies before you share any personal data with these websites.
We may offer you the opportunity to use your social media login when interacting with our websites/apps. If you do so, please be aware that you will be sharing your profile information with us. The personal data that is shared will depend on your social media platform settings. Please visit the relevant social media platform and review its privacy policy to understand how your personal data is shared and used in this context.
Social Media and User Generated Content
Some of our websites and apps allow users to submit their own content. Please remember that any content submitted to our social media platforms can be viewed by the public, and you should be cautious about providing certain personal data e.g. financial information or address details. We are not responsible for any actions taken by other individuals if you post personal data on one of our social media platforms and we recommend that you do not share such information.
Your Rights and Choices
Bartle Hall respects your right to privacy: it is important that you are able to control your personal data. You have the following rights:
Your rights
What does this mean?
The right to be informed
You have the right to be provided with clear, transparent and easily understandable information about how we use your personal data, and your rights. This is why we are providing you with the information in this Privacy Policy.
The right of access
You have the right to access, and receive a copy of, any personal data we hold about you (subject to certain restrictions). In exceptional circumstances we may charge a reasonable fee for providing such access but only where permitted by law.
The right to rectification
You have the right to have your personal data rectified if it is incorrect or outdated and/or completed if it is incomplete. If you have an account, it may be easier to correct your own personal data via your “My Account” function.
The right to erasure/right to be forgotten
In some cases, you have the right to have your personal data erased or deleted. Note this is not an absolute right, as we may have legal or legitimate grounds for retaining your personal data.
The right to object to direct marketing, including profiling, and any processing based on our legitimate interests
You can unsubscribe or opt out of our direct marketing communication at any time. The easiest way to do this is by clicking on the “unsubscribe” link in any email or communication we send you. In circumstances where you have the right to object to profiling or any processing based on our legitimate interests, you should contact us using the details below.
The right to withdraw consent at any time for and personal data processing based on consent
You can withdraw your consent to our processing of your personal data when such processing is based on consent. Where you withdraw your consent, this does not affect the lawfulness of our processing before your withdrawal. Please see the table in section “ what personal data do we collect from you and how do we use it ” specifically the column “What is our legal basis for processing your personal data?” to see where/when our processing is based on consent.
The right to object to processing based on legitimate interests
You may object at any time to our processing of your personal data when such processing is based on our legitimate interests. Please see the table in section “ what personal data do we collect from you and how do we use it ” specifically the column “What is our legal basis for processing your personal data?” to see where/when our processing is based on legitimate interests.
The right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated decision-making
Where we use your personal data to make an automated decision about you (please see “Automated Decision Making” above for examples), you have the right to object to our decision. Your right does not apply if: (i) you gave us your explicit consent to use your personal data to make our decision; (ii) we are allowed by law to make our decision; or (iii) our automated decision was necessary to enable us to enter into a contract with you.
The right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority
You have the right to contact the data protection authority of your country in order to lodge a complaint against our data protection and privacy practices. Do not hesitate to contact us at the details below before lodging any complaint with the competent data protection authority as we will always seek to resolve your complaint in the first instance.
The right to data portability
You have the right to move, copy or transfer personal data from our database to another. This only applies to personal data that you have provided, where processing is based on a contract or your consent, and the processing is carried out by automated means. Please see the table in section “ what personal data do we collect from you and how do we use it ” specifically the column “What is our legal basis for processing your personal data?” to see where/when our processing is based on consent or the performance of a contract.
The right to restriction
This right means that our processing of your personal data is restricted, so we can store it, but not use nor process it further.
It applies in the following limited circumstances set out in the General Data Protection Regulation:
• the accuracy of the personal data is contested by you, for a period enabling Bartle Hall to verify the accuracy of the personal data;
• the processing is unlawful and you object the erasure of your personal data and request Bartle Hall restricts the ways in which it processes your personal data;
• Bartle Hall no longer needs your personal data for the purposes of its processing, but you require the personal data for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims;
• You object to Bartle Hall processing of your personal data based Bartle Hall legitimate interests, pending the verification whether the Bartle Hall legitimate grounds override your rights and freedoms.
The right to deactivate cookies
The settings from the Internet browsers are usually programmed by default to accept cookies, but you can easily adjust it by changing the settings of your browser or, where available, by using the tools on our websites.
Many cookies are used to enhance the usability or functionality of a website; therefore disabling some types of cookies may prevent you from using certain parts of our websites.
If you wish to restrict or block all the cookies which are set by our websites, please use the tool available on the particular website (if applicable), or refer to the Help function within your browser to learn how to manage your settings within your browser. For more information please consult the following links:
http://www.aboutcookies.org.uk.
How can I exercise these rights?
For more information, or to request any of the rights noted above, please contact us on the details set out below.
Note that we may require proof of your identity and full details of your request, before we process any request(s).
CONTACT
If you have any questions or concerns about how we treat and use your personal data, or would like to exercise any of your rights above, please contact us at andrew@bartlehall.co.uk or by writing to us at:
Data Protection Officer
Promenade Hotel (St Annes) Ltd
Bartle Hall
Lea Lane
Bartle
Nr Preston
Lancashire
UK
PR4 0HA
If you would like to get in touch with our Data Protection Officer, please contact andrew@bartlehall.co.uk
COOKIES
What are they?
A cookie is a small file that a website transfers to the cookie file of the browser on your device so that the website can remember who you are.
We use cookies to help you navigate our website efficiently and to perform certain functions, including site traffic analysis. Cookies may also recognize you on your next log-in and offer you content tailored to your preferences and interests. Cookies do not compromise the security of a website.
Some cookies can collect personal information, including information you disclose like your username, or where cookies track you to deliver more relevant advertising content. For further details on how we use your personal information, please see our Privacy Policy.
There are two types of cookies on our sites – “session” cookies that are temporary cookies that remain on your browser only while you’re on our site, and “persistent” cookies, that remain on your browser for much longer.
Do I want to stop them?
Many cookies are used to enhance the usability or functionality of a website; therefore disabling cookies may prevent you from using certain parts of this website. We explain the cookies we use in the table below and give you a button by which you can block the optional cookies.
If you do not make either choice then you will be treated as having accepted all cookies on this site. You can change your mind in subsequent visits and use the buttons below to change your cookie status for our site.
If you wish to restrict or block all the cookies which are set by our website (which as we say may prevent you from using certain parts of the site), or indeed any other website, you can do this through your browser settings. The Help function within your browser should tell you how. For more information go to www.aboutcookies.org.uk
Which cookies are being used on this site?
We use four different types of cookies on this site – those that are strictly necessary for the website to function, functionality cookies, performance/analytics cookies, and targeted/advertising cookies.
Strictly Necessary cookies: These are cookies that are essential for our website to work correctly. They may be required for system administration, to prevent fraudulent activity, or for a shopping cart function. These cookies cannot be switched off.
Functionality cookies: These cookies are used to enhance and simplify your user experience. For example, they may remember information about previous choices you have made, remember your password, or allow video or social media content to be properly viewed on the website. You can opt out of functionality cookies using the function below.
Analytics and Performance cookies: These are used for internal purposes to help us understand how you interact with our site, so we can provide you with an improved user experience e.g. to assess the performance of our website, or to test different design ideas for the website. We may work with third parties to perform these services for us, so these cookies may be set by a third party. You can opt out of these cookies using the function below.
Where we work with third parties, they may set cookies to deliver the services that they are providing (e.g. tailored advertising). We make every effort to identify these cookies and detail them below, so that you can choose to opt out.
There may be additional cookies managed by third parties.
CHANGES TO OUR PRIVACY POLICY
Any changes we may make to our Privacy and Cookies Policy in the future will be posted on this page and, where appropriate, notified to you by e-mail. Please check back frequently to see any updates or changes to our Privacy and Cookies Policy.
Last updated: May 2018