PRIVACY POLICY
Effective Date: July 2025
Leveret Sporting respects your privacy and is committed to protecting your personal data. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and store your personal information in relation to the services we provide, including game shooting events and associated activities.
1. What Information We Collect
We may collect and process the following types of personal data:
- Identity & Contact Information: Full name, address, phone number, and email address
- Booking & Participation Details: Event dates, names of guests, dietary needs, special requirements
- Licensing & Legal Details: Shotgun/firearm certificate numbers, insurance details
- Payment Information: Transaction records (we do not store card details)
- Media: Photographs and video taken at events (used only with consent or notice)
- Technical Data: IP address, browser type, and website usage (if using our website)
- Manage and confirm bookings
- Communicate regarding your event(s)
- Fulfil legal obligations (e.g. firearms compliance, insurance validation)
- Ensure the safe and smooth operation of shoot days
- Respond to enquiries and provide customer service
- Send marketing communications (only with your consent)
- Use media content (photos/videos) for promotional purposes (with notice or consent)
- Contractual Necessity – to fulfil our services to you
- Legal Obligation – for record-keeping and compliance
- Legitimate Interest – to manage our operations efficiently
- Consent – for marketing or optional photography
- Estate or shoot hosts
- Relevant landowners, keepers, or shoot captains
- Professional advisors (e.g. accountants or legal consultants)
- Insurance providers (to validate cover where required)
- Authorities where legally required (e.g. police or licensing)
- Booking records – up to 6 years (for tax and legal purposes)
- Photographs/videos – indefinitely unless you request removal
- Marketing preferences – until you unsubscribe or request deletion
- Access the data we hold about you
- Request correction or deletion of your data
- Withdraw consent (e.g. for marketing or photos)
- Restrict or object to processing
- Lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO)