Terms of use
1. Introduction
This is the official website of Winthrop Hall. Winthrop Hall is
the trading name of Success in Recovery Limited, a company
registered in England with registered number 5542631, whose
registered office is at 10 Palace Avenue, Maidstone, Kent ME15 6NF.
This website is intended to serve as an introduction to Winthrop
Hall, giving you an outline of our services and providing details
of how we can be contacted.
The terms and conditions set out below govern the use by you of
this website. We reserve the right to change the terms of use of
the website at any time and you are requested to check the terms of
use from time to time to ensure that you have seen the latest
version.
2. Use of information
We aim to ensure that the information published on this website
is accurate and consistent with current medical knowledge and best
practice. However, medical knowledge and practice is constantly
evolving and individual cases may require specific advice that
cannot be addressed through this website. Accordingly, this website
is provided for information only. It is not intended to replace a
consultation with an appropriately qualified health
professional.
You acknowledge and agree that Winthrop Hall will not be
responsible for any claims, losses or damages (whether direct or
indirect) arising out of or relating to the use of or reliance on
the contents of this website except to the extent that such
liability cannot be excluded by law.
3. Copyright and Trademark
Subject to the provisions below, the copyright in all content,
graphics, tables, images and underlying codes of the website
belongs to us and is hereby asserted. Any copying or modification
of all or any part of the website is hereby prohibited with the
exception that clients and prospective clients are welcome to take
a copy of the pages of the website, which do not contain materials
relating to our clients, as a record of its contents and for
personal use only.
The website may also contain information about some of our
clients. The information is used on the website with their kind
permission, for the purpose of promoting the range of services
offered by us and are for our use only. Any copying of such
materials is strictly prohibited and you are required to be careful
and to contact us, if you require any further clarification in this
regard.
We hereby assert and reserve all our copyright, moral rights,
the moral rights of our team, and all other rights in law of
whatever type anywhere in the world to protect our intellectual
property, goodwill and reputation.
4. Links to other websites
The website contains links to other websites. We do not endorse
or confirm the contents of any such website and accept no liability
or responsibility for the contents or the use of such website.
Please read the privacy statements upon entry to a linked website,
as a matter of practice.
5. Virus Disclaimer
Reasonable steps have been taken to protect this website by anti
virus software however all visitors are advised to take all
necessary steps to ensure that no virus contamination occurs. No
responsibility can be accepted for any loss or damage sustained as
a consequence of any virus transmission.
6. Privacy Policy
Winthrop Hall is committed to protecting the privacy of all
individuals using this website.
This section sets out how we use any personal information we
collect from you through this website.
You can access most of the pages on our website without giving
us your personal information. However, you may choose to provide us
with your personal information on some pages of the website, for
instance by emailing an enquiry to us, by providing comments and/or
feedback on the website using a form, or asking to receive our
newsletter. The information collected through the enquiry form may
include information relating to your physical or mental health or
that of a third party. Where you provide information about a third
party, you warrant that you have obtained that third party's
express consent to pass their details on to us.
By submitting any personal information, you consent to our use
of the information as set out in this privacy policy.
We shall use any personal information you give to us in
accordance with this policy, and with any additional statements
appearing on forms used for submitting personal information. We
shall not disclose personal information to any third parties
without obtaining the prior consent of the person to whom the
personal information relates unless we are required by law to do
so. In particular:
- If you submit an enquiry, we shall use the personal information
to review and respond to your enquiry. We shall securely store the
information you supply and the response we provide. We may produce
reports on the use of the enquiry service to enable us to monitor
and develop it. These reports will be based on anonymous data,
which means that individuals will not be identified in the
reports.
- If you contact us regarding the website we shall use your
details to reply to you. We try to respond to all feedback where a
valid email address is included. If you make a comment or complaint
about other aspects of the service, such as the call centre, we may
use your details to investigate your comments.
- With your permission, academic institutions may occasionally
use our data in relevant studies. In these instances, we shall
inform you in advance and you will have the choice to opt out of
the study. The information that is used will be made anonymous and
will be confidential.
All data obtained by us is held and used in compliance with the
Data Protection Act 1998.
This website uses cookies. A cookie is a piece of data that may
be stored on your computer when you visit a website. When you visit
our website, our server will record your computer's IP address (the
unique numerical address given to every computer connected to the
internet) and the time and duration of your visit. Our website will
also store a cookie on your computer.
This cookie and your IP address will be used to record the pages
you visit on our website. We will use this information to analyse
the way our site is used, and to administer and improve the
accessibility of our site. We will not use it for any other
purpose. We will not use cookies or IP addresses to identify
individuals.
You may disable the use of cookies in your Internet browser
without affecting your use of this website. For more information on
cookies visit: www.allaboutcookies.org.
You have a right under the Data Protection Act 1998 to ask us to
provide you with the information we hold about you and to have any
inaccuracies corrected. If you would like to access a copy of your
information, please contact our Data Protection Officer.
7. Unauthorised Use of the website
The following uses are unauthorised; a breach of these
conditions and may be an infringement or even a crime:
- Any unauthorised use or copying of our name, trading style,
get-up, confidential information or data (being information of a
confidential nature the misuse of which may damage our business
reputation or goodwill) or copyright material.
- Unauthorised entry to any non-public part of the website,
including its underlying codes, or into any of our private computer
system.
- Unauthorised copying, downloading or framing of any part of the
website.
- Unauthorised covert or overt linking of any part of our website
with another or interception of visitors or potential visitors. Any
action which is intended or has the effect of deceiving or
misleading us or third parties, whether for gain or otherwise.
8. English law
The website and its contents are governed by English law and the
English courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction.