NordicPace values your privacy and protects your personal data whenever you interact with our guides and articles. This policy outlines how NordicPace Publishing Ltd. collects, stores, and handles your information in compliance with relevant data protection legislation.
NordicPace Publishing Ltd. acts as the data controller responsible for the personal information processed through the NordicPace website. You may contact our data protection team via our official contact form to inquire about our privacy practices.
Data handling complies with UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 alongside current privacy statutes in United Kingdom. Statutory law supersedes this text if conflicts arise.
We collect minimal personal information, which includes contact details such as your name and email address when you write to us through our contact form. Additionally, our hosting servers collect routine log data such as IP addresses, browser types, referring pages, and access timestamps, alongside aggregate analytics cookies.
We process personal information to answer reader inquiries, protect site infrastructure against malicious attacks, and analyze audience interest in specific walking trails. Our legal basis for processing rests on our legitimate interest in maintaining a secure, functional publication and on your explicit consent when submitting messages or accepting cookies.
We retain contact form messages and correspondence only as long as necessary to address your inquiry and fulfill legitimate administrative records, typically not exceeding twelve months. Server log files are purged automatically on a rolling schedule after thirty days, while analytics data is aggregated and stripped of identifiable indicators.
NordicPace works with trusted external vendors who provide web hosting, content distribution, and website analytics. These third parties access server logs and anonymous metrics solely to provide technical services for NordicPace Publishing Ltd., and they are bound by contractual duties to keep all data confidential.
Under applicable privacy legislation, you have the right to request access to, rectification of, or erasure of your personal data held by us. You also maintain the right to restrict processing, object to specific data uses, withdraw your consent at any time, or file a complaint with your local data supervisory authority.
Reach [email protected] or call +44 117 768 1983 during Mon-Fri 09:00-18:15, break 12:15-13:00. We process all inquiries within one business day.
