Cercle Français de
Winchester
Isabelle Schloesing
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Cercle Français de Winchester will only ever use personal information submitted in the Contact Form in our website for these purposes:
Personal data submitted via the contact form will be held only for as long as is necessary to fully respond to an enquiry and, in any event, no longer than one year unless the enquiry leads to membership or contractual relations. Such data will never be passed to a third party, except where required by Law.
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The Cercle Français de Winchester website does not make use of cookies.
Cercle Français de Winchester is a charity, regulated by the Charity Commission, registration number: 1020086.
General, membership and media enquiries should be made using the Contact Form, or email link, available on this website.
In order to operate, the Cercle Français de Winchester needs to gather, store and use certain forms of information about individuals.
These can include members, visitors, suppliers, volunteers and members of the general public.
This policy explains how this data shall be collected, stored and used in order to meet the Cercle Français de Winchester’s data protection standards and comply with the law.
This policy ensures that the Cercle Français de Winchester:
This applies to all those handling data on behalf of the Cercle Français de Winchester, e.g.:
It applies to all Personal Information that the Cercle Français de Winchester holds relating to individuals’:
Everyone who has access to data as part of the Cercle Français de Winchester has a responsibility to ensure that they adhere to this policy.
1. We only collect and use personal data for specified and lawful purposes.
When collecting data, the Cercle Français de Winchester will always explain to the subject why the data is required and what it will be used for.
We will never use data for any purpose other than that stated or that can be considered reasonably to be related to it. For example, we will never pass on personal data to 3rd parties without the explicit consent of the subject.
2. We fairly and lawfully process personal data.
The Cercle Français de Winchester will collect data in two ways:
A member’s Personal Information will be collected when they first join the Cercle Français de Winchester and will be used to contact the member regarding:
Personal Information will also subsequently be collected in relation to their membership, Payment History and Attendance Record.
The Personal Information of Committee Members will be collected when they take up a position and will be used to contact them regarding the Cercle Français de Winchester administration related to their role.
A visitor’s Personal Information will be collected when they first attend a Cercle Français de Winchester meeting or other activity and will be used to contact the visitor regarding:
Payment History will also subsequently be collected in relation to their attendance at Cercle Français de Winchester meetings and other activities.
3. We ensure any data collected is relevant and not excessive.
The Cercle Français de Winchester will not collect or store more data than the minimum information required for its intended purpose.
4. We ensure data is accurate and up-to-date.
The Cercle Français de Winchester will ask members and visitors to check and update their data once every two years.
Any individual will be able to update their data at any point by contacting the Membership Secretary in writing.
5. We ensure data is not kept longer than necessary.
The Cercle Français de Winchester will keep data on individuals for two years from the date of their Consent Form, unless there is a legal requirement to keep records.
6. We process data in accordance with individuals’ rights.
The following requests and objections can be made in writing to any Committee Member:
All such requests and objections will be actioned at the earliest opportunity.
7. We keep personal data secure.
The Cercle Français de Winchester will ensure that data held by us is kept secure.
8. Transfer to countries outside the United Kingdom.
Personal data is sent to, recorded and stored in the United Kingdom, or on servers which can be located overseas and which use business software and services which provide levels of privacy compliant with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU) 2016/679.
9. Cookies on the Cercle Français de Winchester website.
A cookie is a small text file that is downloaded onto ‘terminal equipment’ (e.g. a computer or smartphone) when the user accesses a website. It allows the website to recognise that user’s device and store some information about the user’s preferences or past actions.
The Cercle Français de Winchester does not use cookies on its website.
10. Privacy Policy review.
This policy shall be reviewed on 1 June 2019 and at least annually thereafter.
To download a PDF version of the Policy, Click Here. Document opens in a new window.
The Committee of the Cercle Français de Winchester develops a considered programme of meetings and lectures to run between September and July. It is designed to appeal to a wide range of interests.
Please click the following links to look back at our previous schedules and the subjects covered.
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