Privacy notice
Plain-language information about the contact and subscribe forms, why their details are used and how removal can be requested.
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What the contact form collects
The contact form collects a name, email address, optional telephone number, selected service and message.
The form asks only for information needed to understand and answer the enquiry.
What the subscribe form collects
The subscribe form collects one email address.
That address is used only for the updates requested through the form.
Why the information is collected
Contact details are used to reply to the enquiry and coordinate an appropriate next conversation.
Subscription details are used to deliver the requested updates.
Who else receives the information
The hosting and email providers that process form submissions must be named before launch.
Submitted information is not sold or provided to advertising networks.
How long it is kept
Contact messages are retained while the enquiry is active and for the documented period added before launch.
Subscription addresses remain until removal is requested.
Security, and its limits
Access to received messages should be limited to the people who handle enquiries.
No internet transmission or stored record can be guaranteed absolutely secure.
Choices a visitor has
Using either form is optional and no essential page content is hidden behind an email address.
A subscription can be ended without affecting an active enquiry.
Asking for removal
Removal requests can be sent through the contact form once the sender provides enough information to identify the record.
The business should confirm the outcome directly.
Photography credits
Seven gallery photographs are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution. Each was cropped and re-encoded for this site.
Yacht Marina, Dockyard Creek, Grand Harbour, Malta by John Haslma, CC BY 2.0.
Salon einer kleinen Segelyacht by PaterMcFly, CC BY 4.0.
Sailing Yacht Artic Wisdom, Full Cockpit and Deck of Sailing Yacht Arctic Wisdom by Kantorkel, CC BY 4.0.
Sailing yacht in the sea by Jernej Furman, CC BY 2.0.
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Kerry 27 Cockpit 01 by Davids Papa, CC BY 4.0.
Two trawlers in Sete by Christian Ferrer, CC BY 4.0.
The remaining photographs and the four staff markers are project-authored originals owned by this build.
Contacting the business about privacy
Privacy questions use the same contact route as other enquiries.
The buyer must complete the contact fields and processor details before publication.