NewSPAL Data Protection & Privacy Policy
NewSPAL is committed to protecting your personal information and your personal data is held and used by NewSPAL in accordance with current data protection law. We never share your data with other organisations unless we are legally required to or it helps us to administer the charity, eg, for distributing our e-newsletters, or communicating with HMRC about Gift Aid.
We only use personal data we hold about you to send you our updates, to keep you informed of NewSPAL's activities, and to tell you about relevant developments in the performing arts world. Other organisations may ask us to include details of their activities on our websites and in our communications, but we do not share your data with them.
You have the right to review, amend, or have your data deleted and you can withdraw consent or unsubscribe at any time by emailing support@newspal.org.uk. If you have complained to us about our handling of your data and are dissatisfied with our response you have the right to contact the Information Commissioner's Office.
NewSPAL is committed to protecting your personal information and your personal data is held and used by NewSPAL in accordance with current data protection law. We never share your data with other organisations unless we are legally required to or it helps us to administer the charity, eg, for distributing our e-newsletters, or communicating with HMRC about Gift Aid.
We only use personal data we hold about you to send you our updates, to keep you informed of NewSPAL's activities, and to tell you about relevant developments in the performing arts world. Other organisations may ask us to include details of their activities on our websites and in our communications, but we do not share your data with them.
You have the right to review, amend, or have your data deleted and you can withdraw consent or unsubscribe at any time by emailing support@newspal.org.uk. If you have complained to us about our handling of your data and are dissatisfied with our response you have the right to contact the Information Commissioner's Office.