Privacy policy
Answered 1 May 2026 · reading time about 3 minutes
“What do you keep about me when I read this or ring you?”
— Housekeeping
Reading the blog: our hosting keeps routine, short-lived technical logs — IP address, pages requested, timestamps — for security and capacity. No advertising trackers, no visitor profiles.
Contacting us: we see the number you contact us from and whatever you choose to tell us, and we use it to answer you. Questions may be published anonymously, with identifying details removed, unless you ask us not to. We never sell, rent or trade contact details.
What we never ask for: account passwords, one-time codes or payment card details.
Your rights: UK data-protection law gives you access, correction and erasure rights over anything we hold. Ask through either contact channel.
Third parties: WhatsApp messages travel under Meta's own terms; our fonts load from Google Fonts and our photography from a free stock image host. Each sees standard technical request data only.
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