Harper and Day Privacy Policy  

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Cookies on our website

 

www.harperandday.co.uk uses the following cookies on this website, for the following purposes:


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What information we collect?

 
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    How do we receive information about you?

    We receive your Personal Information from various sources:

     

    • When you voluntarily provide us your personal details in order to register on our Site;
    • When you use or access our Site in connection with your use of our services;
    • From third party providers, services and public registers (for example, traffic analytics vendors).

     

    [Other] third party cookies

     

     

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