Privacy Policy

This page sets out how MindWeaver (us) uses and protects your info when you are using the site.

What We Are Responsible For

Privacy means a lot to us. We are internet users, just like you, so we like to protect your personal info just like we would like to be protected. If we do ever ask for info about you by which you can be identified, it will only be in accordance with this policy.

Just like the website as a whole, our policy could be updated periodically and we are not required to inform you. If you are not happy with the policy or wish to know more, please get in touch. This policy is reviewed annually in January of any given year. This policy is effective from January 2020.

We don’t actually collect a lot of information. We collect non-identifiable info (as described in the Terms and Conditions) for analytical purposes such as improving our site. The only time we collect more is when you fill out the contact form. By filling out this form and submitting it, you are authorising us to hold that data and use it for supporting you and any work we may undertake with you. You can ask us to delete that information at any time. 

We never share your details or information. It’s your information, not ours. If someone (other than you) wants information about you, we will inform you that someone is asking for information about you. It is up to you if you how to follow up on that information. The only time we might share it without asking you first is if we are required to do so by law. We would tell you if that (unlikely) event happened unless, by law, we were not allowed to.

We might use your information to improve our services and products and so may get in touch from time to time, but only if this is important for supporting you and your services (e.g. market research). Inclusion on any newsletters is completely up to you and you can opt out at any time. We like to keep our clients up to date with industry news, offers and products we think you would benefit from (things that might improve your diversity and inclusion metrics). These emails may include links to 3rd party sites, for instance industry advice we feel you may benefit from. As such we suggest you stay opted “in”, but just let us know if you want to opt “out”. You can change your mind and opt in or out at any time, even if you previously opted in or out.

We have put in place suitable procedures, systems and processes to ensure that any information we collect on you is completely private and secure. Employees or industry contacts working on our behalf are required to complete mandatory training on our privacy policies and procedures. We collect written confirmation from every partner and employee that they both understand the policy and that they will comply with this policy. 

We perform due diligence on products, companies or services we use to support delivery of any work we do together that might use your personal information and will involved you are all times in this process. We will seek to only use companies that sign up to comparable or higher privacy standards and will inform you where this can not be met. 

We will support you in knowing where your information has be used publicly (such as on our website or in presentations) so that you are aware of where confidentiality may be broken. It is your choice to put your information in the public domain and as such will seek your authority to do so before conducting these activities.

What We Are Not Responsible For

We are not responsible for your data if you have shared it with other businesses through their website, even if that site was linked from ours. We do not control other sites and it is the owner of those sites to provide suitable privacy control. We can not be liable for any confidentiality breaches experienced by other sites, which are not covered by this privacy statement, as a result. Use precaution and review any privacy statements on other websites before committing to sending your personal sensitive information through those sites.

What To Do When Something Goes Wrong

You can ask for any or all the information we hold about you at any time, inline with the Data Protection Act 1998. A small fee will be payable for this service. If you would like a copy of the information held on you please write to MindWeaver, 6 Calthwaite Drive, Brough, HU15 1TG.

If you think there has been a data breach caused by negligence on our part, please contact us immediately at itadmin@mindweaver.co.uk. We will work with you, and any other required parties, to resolve any issues as a matter of urgency.

Please note, we are subscribers to the Information Commissioners Office - The UK’s independent authority set up to uphold information rights in the public interest, promoting openness by public bodies and data privacy for individuals.

Our Cookies

Below is a list of the main cookies that are set by us when you access this website and a description of what we use them for. Note - none of the cookies we use can identify individual user names, only track high level session attributes per user, as described below:

Cookie Names

ss_cid - Identifies unique visitors session and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site

ss_cvr - Identifies unique visitors session and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site

ss_cvisit - Identifies unique visitors session and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site

ss_cvt - Identifies unique visitors session and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site

ss_cpvisit - Identifies unique visitors session and tracks a visitor’s sessions on a site

ss_cookieAllowed - Remembers if a visitor agreed to placing Analytics cookies on their browser if a site is restricting the placement of cookies

Terms and Conditions

Using this website means you are also accepting these terms and conditions. Between these terms and conditions privacy policy above, we have a fully governing relationship with you as you use the site. If you don’t agree with them or disagree with any of them, please do not use the site.

Just so you know, when we talk about “us”, ‘we’ or ‘MindWeaver’, we’re talking about the Owner of the website whose registered office is MindWeaver, 6 Calthwaite Drive, Brough, HU15 1TG. Our company registration number is 11545362 and we are registered in England and Wales. The term 'you' or ‘your’ refers to the user or viewer of our website.

The use of this website is subject to the following terms of use:

This website may change from time to time, often without notice, so pages should generally be seen as ‘for information only’.

As the site may change without notice, we also can not give any guarantees or warranty surrounding the accuracy, completeness, suitability, performance, timeliness or suitability of any of the materials on this site. i.e. it is what it is (and it’s ours). By continuing to use the site you therefore acknowledge that it may be inaccurate, incomplete, contain errors etcetera and therefore we do not accept any liabilities / errors to the fullest extent permitted by law.

To be clear, it is entirely at your own risk if you use of any information or materials on this website is entirely at your own risk – in other words, we can not be liable for any issues faced by yourself through the use of this site. 

We use cookies, but only for monitoring browser preferences. We don’t collect or store any personal information. It’s up to you what settings you choose for cookies though.

We use Google Analytics which is a web analytics tool that helps us understand how visitors engage with our website. It tells us anonymous info such as who has been where (what pages) and for how long, where they are from, what browser they were using at the time etc. Individuals can not be traced through its use. You can opt out of being tracked and it won’t affect how you use the site – it only affects our ability to provide a better experience. Check this page for more info about this. 

The look of this site including, but not limited to, the combinations of type, colour, layout, graphics and content, is owned by us. You can not reproduce it in any format other than in accordance with any copyright notices that apply. Those notices also form part of these terms and conditions.

If we are reproducing a trademarked or licensed item on this site which is not ours, we will say so through acknowledgement on the site.

It may be a criminal offence to use this site without authorisation, or unauthorised use could lead to a claim for damages 

If there are issues that come out of the use of this site, everyone is bound by the standard laws of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. 

If we include links to sites we have no control over, it’s probably to help you with information. We do not endorse anything mentioned on other sites unless we explicitly state as such.