Terms of the Contract
N Wood & R Wilkins T/A Creation Partnership herein after referred to as Creation Design Partnership. 1st January 2022
Having received a brief of requirements from The Client, either verbal or written, Creation Design Partnership will produce a quotation detailing the work to be carried out. The Client must provide written or verbal confirmation that the quotation is acceptable by signing and returning a copy of the quotation or verbally agreeing to cost or by other means agreed by the both parties. This will effectively form the basis of the contract.
This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between Creation Design Partnership and The Client. In making this agreement each party confirms that they have not relied on any inducement not recorded in this agreement.
Copyright and Content
The Client MUST own copyright, or have reproduction rights, of all artwork, trade names, photographs, and other materials reproduced in The Client’s project. The Client shall indemnify Creation Design Partnership against any costs whatsoever in connection with the ownership of copyright or reproduction rights. The Client shall have full liability for the consequences of the contents of the printed literature, website or other project commissioned.
The Client’s logos, artwork, graphics and photographs remain the copyright of The Client. Design, graphics and programming produced by Creation Design Partnership remain the intellectual property of Creation Design Partnership (unless other agreements are made and and full and final payment has been received).
All preliminary work carried out at The Client’s request, whether experimentally or otherwise, shall be charged to The Client.
Creation Design Partnership withholds the right to refuse publication of any content which it sees as being indecent, obscene or offensive towards others.
Proofs of all printed work may be submitted for The Client’s approval and Creation Design Partnership shall not be liable for errors not corrected by The Client in such proofs. The Client’s alterations and additional proofs necessitated thereby shall be charged as additional charges. When style, type or layout is left to the judgement of Creation Design Partnership, changes there from made by The Client shall be charged as additional charges. No responsibility will be accepted for any errors, including colour variations, in proofs approved by The Client.
Submission of Information and Data Protection
Any information submitted to Creation Design Partnership shall be used by Creation Design Partnership in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
Any visitor who provides information warrants that the information provided is complete, true and accurate in all respects. We will use your information and the subsequent information we collect about you, to create a database. This database and the information it contains will be used by the Creation Design Partnership for the purpose of sales communications and held on account management database to enable to contact you and hold information about projects past and present plus estimates we may produce for you. We may also send you sales and other information which we think may be of interest to you in the future.
By responding to our subsequent enquires you are deemed to consent to our processing personal data about you and your company where necessary for the above purposes, including the processing of any personal data about you. If you do not want to receive any information from either us or third parties, tell us when you next contact us. If you wish to receive a copy of the information we hold about you, write to us. Correspondence and Business Address –
Web Site Design
Creation Design Partnership will produce and publish temporarily on the Creation Design Partnership web site a design proof for The Client’s approval. The design copyright of the proof shall remain the sole property of Creation Design Partnership. Use of the design in any respect without the express written or verbal permission of Creation Design Partnership will constitute breach of copyright.
Creation Design Partnership will complete the design and build of The Client’s web site after receiving confirmation that the design proof is satisfactory. Creation Design Partnership will release Web Site code and graphics when payment of the final invoice for the outstanding quotation value is received in full.
Once Creation Design Partnership has received written or verbal confirmation that the design proof is satisfactory, modifications to the design specification will be considered an amendment to the contract. All modifications must be confirmed in writing.
Our consultancy service and general advice is, by its nature, subjective. It is up to The Client whether they decide to follow our ideas and suggestions. We cannot guarantee that any of those ideas and suggestions will increase traffic to The Client’s web site, improve ratings with search engines or boost sales.
Domain Name Registration and Website Hosting
Creation Design Partnership will register domain names in The Client’s name. In doing this, Creation Design Partnership are acting as The Client’s agent with the appropriate Naming Authority. The contract of registration is between The Client and them and The Client is bound by their terms and conditions (available on request).
Registration is for two years unless otherwise agreed. Although we will do our best to Insurance
The Client shall be responsible for effecting all necessary insurance in respect of any loss, damage, or expense that it may suffer directly or indirectly in relation to the provision or non-provision of Creation Design Partnership ‘ goods and services.
Force MaJeure
Creation Design Partnership shall not be liable for any delay or failure to perform any of its contractual obligations as a result of war, flood, storm, riot, fire, accident, civil commotion, acts of god, government action, failure of power supply, equipment failure, lock out, strike, default or failure of subcontractor or suppliers or any other cause beyond its reasonable control and Creation Design Partnership shall not be liable for any loss, damage or expense suffered by The Client or any third party arising directly or indirectly from any such matters.
Invoicing, Payment and Tender Validity
Payment for design services must (unless otherwise agreed with Creation Design Partnership) be made as follows: 30% (or an agreed deposit) with order, plus balance on completion. Design modifications will be a charged at the prevailing hourly rate dependant on type of service required.
Payment shall be made in UK Pounds Sterling to Creation Design Partnership. Payments are due within 30 days of presentation of invoice. If due to bank charges, transfer fees, or the like, Creation Design Partnership should receive less than its invoice amount, Creation Design Partnership will re-invoice The Client for the shortfall. In the event that any amount remains unpaid 30 days after invoice date, Creation Design Partnership reserves the right to discontinue, withhold, or suspend services to The Client to whom such unpaid amounts relate.
In accordance with The Late Payment of Commercial Debts Act 1998 interest will be charged on all payments received outside of payment terms at the rate of 8% above Bank of England base rate. All charges incurred by Creation Design Partnership due to late payment or cheques that require representing or fees required to recover debts will be passed onto The Client.
Tenders and Quotes are valid for 60 days from the date of the Tender or Quote. All prices quoted may be subject to change without notice after this period.
Once Creation Design Partnership has undertaken a commission for services, a cancellation fee of up to 75% will apply if the contract is terminated through no fault of Creation Design Partnership. An interim invoice will also be levied for up to 75% of the total quotation value if the commissioned project’s content is not received within 60 days of commission.
Disclaimer
Creation Design Partnership cannot be held liable for any information contained within The Client’s web site or printed literature. The content of such remains the copyright and intellectual property of The Client. The Client is liable for any reasonable legal costs incurred by Creation Design Partnership caused by the content of The Client’s web site or other project and agrees to indemnify Creation Design Partnership for any awards made by a court of law.
Search Engine entry and ranking can in no way be guaranteed as this remains the sole discretion of a third party search engine provider.
No liability will be accepted for compatibility issues with code or any errors, omissions or failings of software code produced.
Where in the instance that a time scale / schedule has been given, Creation Design Partnership will not be responsible for any money lost to The Client if the deadline is not met.
On completion of any web site it is the sole responsibility of The Client to manage the site. Creation Design Partnership will no longer be responsible for the site upon completion unless an alternative agreement has been reached.
Should Creation Design Partnership waive any of these terms on an individual basis, this shall not affect the validity of remaining clauses or commit Creation Design Partnership to waive the same clause on any other occasion.
This contract shall be subject to English Law. Where it is held that Creation Design Partnership is not entitled to rely on any term in this contract, then Creation Design Partnership may also be allowed to cancel all rights and obligations under this contract, or to hold all other clauses as valid entirely at their sole discretion.
Creation Design Partnership reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time.
Terms of the Purchase Contract For Creation Design Partnership
N Wood & R Wilkins T/A Creation Partnership herein after referred to as “Creation Design Partnership”and the other contracting party is herein after referred to as the ‘Vendor’. The ‘Creation Design Partnership’s customer’ is a third party to whom the Creation Design Partnership may require delivery of any consignment to be made; ‘order’ means the Creation Design Partnership’s order to the Vendor in respect of the goods and/or services; ‘goods’ means goods, materials and/or other items (including all parts or components of them) to be supplied pursuant to an order, and ‘services’ means services to be performed pursuant to an order.
Acceptance
Acceptance of this order will be deemed to bind the Vendor to the following terms and conditions and no goods shall be supplied or services performed by the Vendor, its employees, agents or representatives, except in accordance herewith. In the case of any conflict between these conditions and those of the Vendor, these conditions will prevail.
Risk and Title
All goods manufactured or supplied by the Vendor shall remain at the Vendors risk until completion of physical delivery to and acceptance by the Creation Design Partnership or the Creation Design Partnership’s customer when title to the good (or any components to be included in the goods) shall pass to the The Partnership free from all encumbrances. Nothing in clause this clause shall prejudice the The Partnership’s right to reject the goods and to require replacement should they fail to meet the required specification and performance.
Quality and Defects
All goods supplied and/or services performed shall be of first class quality, fit for the purpose for which the Creation Design Partnership or its Customer requires them and shall be subject to the Creation Design Partnership’s approval prior to acceptance. The work must meet the governing specification as to quantity, standards and description and, in addition, meet all relevant British Standards, EC Directives and (if applicable) all other international standards. The Vendor shall satisfy itself that it understands the Creation Design Partnership’s requirements to comply with the obligations contained herein. Creation Design Partnership reserves the right to inspect the goods before dispatch but such inspection shall not imply acceptance.The Vendor shall fully and effectually indemnify the Creation Design Partnership against all claims and demands by any third party arising directly or indirectly from (i) failure of the goods and/or services to comply with these conditions notwithstanding that the goods and/or services may have been inspected or accepted by the Creation Design Partnership or the Creation Design Partnership’s customer and (ii) from any breach of contract or of statutory duty or negligence on the part of the Vendor, its servants or agents.
Material Produced
All material Produced by the Vendor in connection with this order will remain the property of the Creation Design Partnership. This material will include all films, intermediates and access to electronic information however stored. All material must be returned to the Creation Design Partnership together with any material supplied by the Creation Design Partnership to complete this contract.
Material Supplied
All material supplied by the Creation Design Partnership to the Vendor in connection with this order will remain the property of the Creation Design Partnership and must be returned carriage paid to the Creation Design Partnership’s office when requested by the Creation Design Partnership. The Vendor will take all-reasonable care of goods bailed to them. Any materials supplied to the Vendor for use under this order which will include all metal, film, glass and other material must in all cases be inspected by the Vendor who must be satisfied they will be fit for the purpose they are supplied for. Creation Design Partnership will accept no charges for work to rectify the same unless its agreement is given prior to such work being carried out. Further the Creation Design Partnership will accept no responsibility for work not produced to the correct standard resulting from the negligence of the Vendor in inspecting materials so supplied.
Delivery and Performance
Performance of the contract by the Vendor shall be in accordance with the dates and times specified in the order. Time shall be of the essence of the contract. All goods must be delivered to the specified delivery point and accepted by a person authorised to do so on behalf of the Creation Design Partnership. If the Vendor fails to maintain a rate of progress which in the opinion of the Creation Design Partnership is required for the Vendor to achieve the delivery date then the Creation Design Partnership may, by written notice, require the Vendor to take such action as may be necessary to prevent the anticipated delay and if the Vendor does not take such action or it appears to the Creation Design Partnership that despite such action the Vendor will still not meet the delivery date then Creation Design Partnership shall be free (without prejudice to any other or rights it may have under the contract) to terminate the contract in whole or in part and to make other arrangements for the completion thereof. Creation Design Partnership will be entitled to apply any unpaid part of the contact price towards the cost of completion of the goods and their delivery and to receive from the Vendor any amount by which the cost exceeds the unpaid sum. In the event of the Creation Design Partnership or Creation Design Partnership’s customer being unable to take delivery due to strikes, lockouts, force majeure, or for any other cause whatsoever beyond the control of the Creation Design Partnership, or the Creation Design Partnership’s customer then Creation Design Partnership shall be at liberty to defer the day of delivery or cancel the order.
Price and Payment
The price of the goods and/or services shall be that prevailing at the time of the contract, and shall not be subject to change without the written consent of the Creation Design Partnership. Unless otherwise specified in the order, payment will be made after 30 days from the end of the month in which the goods have been delivered, invoiced and approved by the Creation Design Partnership subject to Clause Quality and Defects. Before the Creation Design Partnership shall be obliged to make any payment which shall otherwise be due to the Vendor under this contract, Creation Design Partnership must have received from the Vendor an invoice correct in all material matters including Creation Design Partnership’s purchase order number, properly addressed and referenced.
Default
In the event of any breach of any of the terms of this contract by the Vendor, or if the Vendor shall become bankrupt or compounds with its creditors, or shall enter into liquidation or has a Receiver or Administrator appointed over its assets or undertaking or any part thereof, then whether or not the Creation Design Partnership has accepted the goods and/or services or any part thereof, and whether or not title in the goods has passed to Creation Design Partnership, Creation Design Partnership shall be entitled at its option either to treat this order as repudiated or treat any such breach as a breach of warranty giving rise to a claim for damages.
Assignment and Sub-Letting
The Vendor shall not without the consent of Creation Design Partnership assign, transfer or sub-let this order or any part thereof other than for any part of the goods of which the maker or supplier is named in the order.
Warranties and Guarantee
The Vendor warrants that the design construction and quality of any goods to be manufactured and/or supplied by it shall comply in all respects with Statute, Statutory Rule or Order or Regulations which may be in force in the UK (and if appropriate in the country of use) at the date of delivery including (but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing) the Factories Act 1961 and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and further that the sale or use of the goods by Creation Design Partnership or anyone claiming through it will not infringe any British or foreign patent, trade mark, trade name or registered design. The Vendor undertakes to fully and effectually indemnify Creation Design Partnership against loss, damage, liability, costs or expenses which Creation Design Partnership may suffer or incur by reason of any breach(es) of these warranties. The Vendor shall at its own expense make good any defects which under proper use appear in the goods during a period commencing on their delivery and acceptance by Creation Design Partnership and ending 12 months thereafter.
Information Designs etc
All designs, drawings, specifications data, patents and process information supplied or communicated to the Vendor by Creation Design Partnership in connection with this order shall remain Creation Design Partnership’s property and shall be treated as highly confidential. The Vendor shall not disclose the same to any third party without Creation Design Partnership’s written consent nor shall it infringe any copyright, patent, trade mark, trade name or registered design vested in or licensed to Creation Design Partnership. All rights for any invention, process or technology developed for the order shall become the absolute property of the Creation Design Partnership. Upon delivery of the goods or earlier if required by Creation Design Partnership the Vendor shall return all designs, drawings, specifications etc. (and any copies thereof) carriage paid to Creation Design Partnership.
Health and Safety
All goods supplied under this order shall be in all respects safe for use and without risk to health, when properly used, and such information about the use of them as complies with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 will be supplied.
Right of Set-Off
Creation Design Partnership reserves the right to deduct from any sums due or becoming due to the Vendor, all sums due from the Vendor to Creation Design Partnership in respect of goods supplied or services rendered by Creation Design Partnership.
Variation and Waiver
Any variation to the terms contained herein shall be in writing signed by an authorised signatory of Creation Design Partnership. Failure by Creation Design Partnership at any time to promptly enforce any of its rights under this contract shall not of itself be construed as waiver by it of such rights or any other rights.
Legal Construction
Unless otherwise agreed in writing this order and the contract resulting therefrom shall in all respects be construed and governed by English Law Creation Design Partnership reserves the right to amend these terms and conditions at any time.
Drone Policy
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) have tightened up UK legislation around the ownership and use of Small Unmanned Aircraft (SUA) or Drones. (This includes model aircraft). This includes a requirement for Operators to register with the CAA and for each Operator to undertake an online training course. (Unless exempt – Details of exemptions to these requirements are given in Appendix 1 below).
New Regulations Introduced in 2019
The UK’s new SUA/Drone and model aircraft registration and education scheme became live on the CAA’s website on 5 November 2019. Go to the following link for an overview of SUA/Drone laws etc; Registerdrones.caa.co.uk). The scheme is mandatory unless the Operator holds certain CAA permissions or exemptions (e.g. a Commercial Operator holding an Operators Permission for Commercial Operations (PfCO).
(Go to the: CAA website or ARPAS website for more information).
The scheme is managed by the CAA and it has two key elements;
Anyone Operator responsible for a SUA/Drone (including model aircraft) weighing between 250g and 20kg will need to register as an Operator and to obtain an operator ID. The CAA will make an annual charge for the registration which is renewable annually. (To register as an Operator go to: SUA & Drone Operator registration).
Anyone flying a SUA/Drone weighing between 250g and 20kg need to take and pass an online education package. This is free and renewable every three years. Anyone who’ll fly must pass a theory test to get a flyer ID. The training is free and must be refreshed every 3 years
From 30 November 2019 SUA’s/Drones must be labelled with the Operator ID number. For more information on labelling go to the CAA Labelling your drone or model aircraft page.
In summary your Operator ID must be:
- visible without needing a special tool to remove or open part of your aircraft
clear and in block capitals taller than 3mm - secure and safe from damage
on the main body of the aircraft - easy to read when the aircraft is on the ground
You should use a removable label as your operator ID may change when you renew. You’ll need to remove your label if you’re no longer responsible for the drone or model aircraft.
Always use your operator ID, not your flyer ID.
The Operator ID covers all of an operators SUA/Drones/Model Aircraft.
All these requirements become law on 30 November 2019.
Indoor flying is not covered by the requirements of the new Regulations. The safety of indoor events where SUA’s/Drone’s use is proposed of any weight will be managed by application of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 and relevant statutory provisions.
For more detailed guidance (e.g. the Drone Code) for all unmanned aircraft and specifically SUA/Drone laws, please go to the: CAA website.
Before Flight
A flight plan and risk assessment for the proposed activity.
It is expected that a dynamic risk assessment will be done on the day dealing with issues such as the surrounding environment, weather conditions etc. However, the operator is required to take note the basic details of the length of flight, date/times of flights, details of the devices used, whether spotters will be used to monitor pedestrian movements etc. Information should also include plans of the proposed flight paths.
If the SUA/Drone Operator is not satisfied that they can operate in a safe & legal manner they should not fly.
Creation Design Partnership holds current Public Liability insurance certificate which covers the activity to a minimum of £5m.
Proof of an Operators ID registration (certificate or email) is carried at all times.
Evidence that all Operator (s) have taken and passed the CAA online training course is carried at all times.
General minimum safety requirements
The person responsible for the flight must at all times maintain direct, unaided visual contact with the SUA/drone.
Flights above 400ft (c.120m) are prohibited (unless prior CAA approval is obtained).
Operators of a drone more than 250 grams must not fly within 50m (150ft) of a person, vehicle, building (unless the building is under their control), or structure unless a sub 250 gram drone is in use in which case you can fly closer to people than 50m and you can fly over them. You still can’t fly over crowds.
Remember, you must never put people in danger. Even small drones and model aircraft could injure people if you don’t fly them safely.
Small drones and model aircraft below 250g
You can fly small drones and model aircraft that are lighter than 250g at residential, recreational, commercial, and industrial sites.
Remember, you must always fly safely.
Examples of residential, recreational, commercial and industrial sites
Residential sites include:
- individual residential buildings
- small groups of residential buildings
- housing estates
- villages
- cities and towns
- schools
Recreational sites include:
- tourist attractions
- sports facilities
- beaches and parks
- theme parks
Commercial sites include:
- shopping centres
- warehouses
- business parks
Industrial sites include:
- factories
- docks
- rail and transport hubs
During landing / take off the SUA/Drone must not fly close to any person, except those who are in charge of the aircraft.
Always comply with the manufacturer’s instructions for your SUA/Drone.
During flights
You’re responsible for flying safely whenever you fly
Follow this Code to make sure you never put people in danger.
Always be ready in case something should go wrong with your drone or model aircraft.
You could be fined for breaking the law when flying your drone or model aircraft. In the most serious cases, you could be sent to prison.
Always keep your drone or model aircraft in direct sight and make sure you have a full view of the surrounding airspace.
You must be sure that you’ll be able to spot any hazards, in the air or on the ground, and avoid any collisions.
You must be able to see your drone or model aircraft clearly enough that you can tell which way it’s facing. This is so that you can steer and control it safely, even if something happens unexpectedly.
You must be able to see it without using:
- binoculars
- a telephoto lens
- electronic viewing equipment, such as a smart phone, tablet or video goggles
Using normal glasses and contact lenses is fine.
Flying with the help of an observer
You can ask someone to be your observer when you fly.
They must stand next to you and you must be able to talk to each other at all times.
One of you must be able to keep your drone or model aircraft in direct sight and have a full view of the surrounding airspace at all times.
The observer does not need to have a flyer ID, but you must tell them what to look out for. Remember, you’re still responsible for keeping the flight safe.
Flying using first-person view (FPV)
Some drones and model aircraft are fitted with cameras that provide live video to devices such as smartphones, tablets and video goggles. Flying by watching this video is known as first-person view (FPV).
If you want to fly using first-person view, you must have an observer with you and follow the rules above for flying with the help of an observer.
Use of SUA/Drones around Airports
Flight Restriction Zones (FRZ) around airports are now set at a minimum distance of 5km. Air Traffic Control (ATC) approval is required for any SUA / Drone flight within the FRZ. The flight zone must be checked on Drone Assist before the flight.
All SUA/Drones are required to ask permission from the local airport’s Air Traffic Control (ATC) to fly within the Aerodrome Traffic Zone (ATZ). The ATZ is a 4.6km radius circle centered at an Aerodrome Reference Point (ARP). The ARP is the geographical location of the aerodrome and the center of its traffic zone where an ATZ is established.
Details of airspace restrictions in your drone’s inbuilt software may not always be up to date. You must check a correct and up-to-date source before flying.
Smaller airfields may not appear on the map or in drone apps, so you must always look out for light aircraft, equipment or facilities that suggest there could be an airfield nearby.
Follow any flying restrictions and check for hazards. Always check for restrictions and hazards before you fly.
Examples of restrictions and hazards
Restricted airspace
Flying may be restricted around some sites, such as prisons, military ranges, royal palaces, and government buildings.
Events
Flying may be temporarily banned in specific areas during some events, such as airshows or festivals. This is to keep everyone safe.
There may also be security reasons for banning flying, such as at political conferences.
Emergency incidents
You must keep out of the way and not fly in any way that could hamper the emergency services when they’re responding to an emergency incident.
If you’re out flying at or near to an emergency incident when it happens, you must safely and immediately stop flying unless the emergency services give you permission to continue.
You must:
- follow any temporary restrictions that are put in place
- take particular care not to hinder any aerial support to the emergency services
- respect and protect the privacy of anyone involved in the emergency
Examples of emergency incidents include road traffic accidents, fires, floods, rescues, and similar events.
Byelaws
Byelaws may restrict when you can fly and where you can fly from.
Look out for local signs for information and contact details where you can find out more. Byelaws are unlikely to be shown on apps or drone websites.
Tall structures
Check for any tall structures, such as cranes, masts and wires.
Do not fly if there are structures in the area that will mean it’s not safe or legal.
Animals and wildlife
Do not fly where you’ll disturb or endanger animals and wildlife.
Other aircraft
Always be ready to respond in the safest way possible if other aircraft appear where you’re flying.
Look and listen out for unusual or specialist flying activities, such as air ambulances, police helicopters, light aircraft, military aircraft, crop spraying, and electricity pylon surveying.
NOTAMs (Notices to Aviation)
NOTAMs are official notices that tell people about activities that may be a hazard to flying. For example, a balloon show.
Many drone apps include details of NOTAMs. You can also find NOTAMs at the NATS drone website (opens in new tab).
Apps and other resources with details of restrictions
Some flying restrictions are given in the following:
drone apps that show airspace restrictions the NATS drone website NATS is the air traffic control organisation. the Aeronautical Information Publication.
When you use any of these resources, make sure you understand exactly what information it is giving you.
Insurance
Owners and Operators of Small Unmanned Aircraft (SUA).
JI – Mavic Mini 3 GBR-OP- 7SHDLD9N8LND 2023 Rotary
DJI – Mavic Mini GBR-OP- ZCPG22CX86RN 2020 Rotary
Professional Indemnity
Limit included: GBP 50,000.00
Public/Products Aviation Liability
Limit included GBP 1,000,000.00
Airborne Equipment
Total value of all airborne equipment (including drones): GBP 1,000.00
Ground Based Equipment (related to your drone operations, e.g. laptops, iPads etc.): GBP 1,000.00
DECLARATION BY INSURER OR INSURANCE BROKER
We certify that the policy is fully compliant with EU Regulation (EC) No 785/2004.
We certify that to the best of our belief as Insurers of or Insurance Brokers to the Permission holder/Exemption holder or applicant the above particulars, insofar as they relate to the insurance policies held, are correct.
We further certify that each policy detailed above is in the form known as Lloyd’s Aircraft Policy AVN 1C (or based thereon), or in the form agreed by the members of the Aviation Insurance Offices Association, or that the policies are no less favourable to the insured than one or other of the aforesaid forms and do not exclude liabilities which would not be excluded by one or other of the aforesaid forms
We confirm that all underwriters participating in this policy are insurers that have been subject to this company’s own vetting procedures.
Coverdrone
All sections are underwritten by Starr International (Europe) Limited (SIEL), registered office address 30 Fenchurch Avenue, London EC3M 5AD, United Kingdom.
SIEL is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. FCA firm registration number 676783.
Terms of Website and Data Storage
The use of, access to or the submitting of information to The Creation Partnership website shall be deemed acceptance of these terms and conditions (‘Terms’). These Terms may be altered from time to time and the continued use of, access to or the submitting of information to the website will be deemed acceptance of the altered Terms.
Contents of the website.
All information contained on the website is for general information purposes only and may be altered at any time by Creation Partnership without notice.
Copyright
All copyright and other intellectual property rights in the contents of the website (including the design of the website) belong to Creation Partnership and accordingly all rights are reserved. Visitors to the website are permitted to copy, print or download information from the website for personal use only and not for any business purpose.
Trademarks
The website may contain third party trademarks from time to time. Visitors do not have any right to use such third party trademarks without the express permission of that third party.
Disclaimer
Creation Partnership does not warrant the accuracy, reliability, completeness or timeliness of any information contained on the website or any information submitted to the website by third parties. Any advice given on the website is for educational purposes only. Professional advice should be sought before applying any advice to particular circumstances.
Creation Partnership hereby excludes all warranties, whether express or implied, including warranties in respect of quality or fitness for any particular purpose of any information contained on the website to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Creation Partnership does not warrant that the website is free of computer viruses or any other harmful devices . (‘Harmful Devices’) and accordingly Creation Partnership shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever howsoever arising from any Harmful Devices.
In no event shall Creation Partnership be liable for any direct, indirect, special or consequential damages or loss (including, but not limited to, loss of profits, business, revenue, goodwill, anticipated savings, and/or any claims made under third party contracts) howsoever arising (whether in contract, tort or otherwise) out of any access to the website or use of any information contained on the website.
Links
The website may contain links to third party websites from time to time; such links are provided for information purposes only. Creation Partnership is not responsible for the content of or the accuracy of information contained on such websites. Creation Partnership hereby excludes all liability for any claims, loss, demands or damages of any kind whatsoever howsoever arising as a result of accessing third party websites from the links contained in the website.
Submission of Information to the Website
Any information submitted to the website by visitors shall be used by Creation Partnership in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998.
Any visitor who submits information to the website warrants that the information provided is complete, true and accurate in all respects.
We will use your information and the subsequent information we collect about you, to create a database. This database and the information it contains will be used by the Creation Partnership for the purpose of sales communications and held on account management database to enable to contact you and hold information about projects past and present plus estimates we may produce for you. We may also send you sales and other information which we think may be of interest to you in the future.
By responding to our subsequent enquires you are deemed to consent to our processing personal data about you and your company where necessary for the above purposes, including the processing of any personal data about you. If you do not want to receive any information from either us or third parties, tell us when you next contact us. If you wish to receive a copy of the information we hold about you, write to us.
Jurisdiction
The Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales, and shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England and Wales. To the extent possible, the application of any law of each European Community member state is excluded from having operation in respect of these Terms. For convenience these Terms may be translated into languages other than English. Should any dispute arise as to the meaning of particular terms then the English version of the Terms shall predominate over any translation.
Privacy Policy
This privacy policy sets out how Creation Design Partnership uses and protects any information that you give Creation Design Partnership when you use this website.
Creation Design Partnership is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should Creation Design Partnership ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.
Creation Design Partnership may change this policy from time to time by updating this page. You should check this page from time to time to ensure that you are happy with any changes. This policy is effective from 1 March 2010.
What Creation Design Partnership collect:
Creation Design Partnership may collect the following information:
name and job title
contact information including email address
demographic information such as postcode, preferences and interests
other information relevant to customer surveys and/or offers.
What Creation Design Partnership do with the information Creation Design Partnership gather:
Creation Design Partnership require this information to understand your needs and provide you with a better service, and in particular for the following reasons:
Internal record keeping.
Creation Design Partnership may use the information to improve products and services.
Creation Design Partnership may periodically send promotional emails about new products, special offers or other information which Creation Design Partnership think you may find interesting using the email address which you have provided.
From time to time, Creation Design Partnership may also use your information to contact you for market research purposes. Creation Design Partnership may contact you by email, phone, fax or mail. Creation Design Partnership may use the information to customise the website according to your interests.
Security
Creation Design Partnership are committed to ensuring that your information is secure. In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure, Creation Design Partnership have put in place suitable physical, electronic and managerial procedures to safeguard and secure the information Creation Design Partnership collect online.
How Creation Design Partnership use cookies
A cookie is a small file which asks permission to be placed on your computer’s hard drive. Once you agree, the file is added and the cookie helps analyse web traffic or lets you know when you visit a particular site. Cookies allow web applications to respond to you as an individual. The web application can tailor its operations to your needs, likes and dislikes by gathering and remembering information about your preferences.
Creation Design Partnership use traffic log cookies to identify which pages are being used. This helps Creation Design Partnership analyse data about web page traffic and improve Creation Design Partnership’s website in order to tailor it to customer needs. Creation Design Partnership only use this information for statistical analysis purposes and then the data is removed from the system.
Overall, cookies help Creation Design Partnership provide you with a better website, by enabling Creation Design Partnership to monitor which pages you find useful and which you do not. A cookie in no way gives Creation Design Partnership access to your computer or any information about you, other than the data you choose to share with Creation Design Partnership.
You can choose to accept or decline cookies. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can usually modify your browser setting to decline cookies if you prefer. This may prevent you from taking full advantage of the website.
Links to other websites
Creation Design Partnership website may contain links to other websites of interest. However, once you have used these links to leave the Creation Design Partnership site, you should note that Creation Design Partnership do not have any control over that other website. Therefore, Creation Design Partnership cannot be responsible for the protection and privacy of any information which you provide whilst visiting such sites and such sites are not governed by this privacy statement. You should exercise caution and look at the privacy statement applicable to the website in question.
Controlling your personal information
You may choose to restrict the collection or use of your personal information in the following ways:
whenever you are asked to fill in a form on the website, look for the box that you can click to indicate that you do not want the information to be used by anybody for direct marketing purposes if you have previously agreed to Creation Design Partnership using your personal information for direct marketing purposes, Creation Design Partnership may change your mind at any time by writing to or emailing Creation Design Partnership at info@creation.design
Creation Design Partnership will not sell, distribute or lease your personal information to third parties unless Creation Design Partnership have your permission or are required by law to do so. Creation Design Partnership may use your personal information to send you promotional information about third parties which Creation Design Partnership think you may find interesting if you tell Creation Design Partnership that you wish this to happen.
You may request details of personal information which Creation Design Partnership hold about you under the Data Protection Act 1998. A small fee will be payable. If you would like a copy of the information held on you please write to Nick Wood at the business address
Business Address
The Creation Partnership
1 Henbury Road,
Westbury on Trym,
Bristol.
BS9 3HQ
VAT number: 180 0888 03
Banking: NatWest Bank Queen’s Road Branch
Partners
Mr Robert Wilkins
Mr Nicholas Wood