Introduction
At J Rayner & Sons Ltd, we
respect your privacy and are committed to protecting the confidentiality of
your personal information. Our aim is to be transparent about what we do and
why.
This
Privacy Notice, which applies whether you come to our farm, visit our website,
or communicate with us via email, post or telephone provides details of:
-
what
personal information we collect and for what purpose
-
how
long we keep your personal information for
-
who
we share your personal information with
-
how
we protect your personal information
-
your
legal rights relating to your personal information
-
how
you can contact us or make a complaint
The
rules on processing of personal data are set out in the General Data Protection
Regulation (the 'GDPR').
Who
are we?
J Rayner & Sons Ltd is the
data controller. This means we decide how your personal information is
processed and for what purposes. This notice also covers the following
associated businesses: RMC Rayner Farms, Rayner Brothers, Rayner Farms Ltd.,
Rayner Farms and Rayner Ashby Farms.
Our contact details are:
Berkyn Manor Farm, Stanwell
Road, Horton, Berkshire SL3 9PE
Telephone Number: 01753 685480
Email: privacy@jraynerandsonsltd.co.uk
What personal
information we collect and for what purpose?
The
table below shows details of our data processing activities as a data controller:
Your
Relationship to Us
|
Data Type
|
Purpose of Processing
|
Legal Basis
|
Customers
|
Contact
details including name, postal address, email address and telephone number
|
Provision of our services and products and communication
necessary to provide our services/products to you
|
Contract
|
Contact
details including name, postal address and email address
|
Giving information about similar services and products, asking
for your feedback and comments on our products/services
|
Legitimate Interests
|
Suppliers
|
Contact
details including name, postal address, email address and telephone number
|
Provision of your services and products to us and related
communication
|
Contract
|
Customers/Suppliers
|
Billing information
|
Processing and completing transactions, sending related
information, including invoices, statements, remitance advices
|
Contract
|
Prospective Customers
|
Contact
details including name, email address and telephone number
|
Providing quotation
|
Contract
|
Professional Contacts
|
Contact details including name and email address
|
To communicate with you as necessary in the course of day-to-day
business relationships
|
Legitimate Interests
|
Farm Visitors
|
Contact details including name and telephone number
|
To allow communication with you during your visit to the farm
and after your visit
|
Legitimate Interests
|
Images recorded on our CCTV system
|
To safeguard our property against crime and protecting the
safety of our employees, farm tenants and farm visitors
|
Legitimate Interests
|
Tenants of Farm Buildings
|
Images recorded on our CCTV system
|
To safeguard our property against crime and protecting the safety of our employees, farm tenants and farm visitors
|
Legitimate Interests
|
Website, Telephone and Email Enquirers
|
Contact details including name, telephone number and email
address
|
Providing answers to enquiries
|
Legitimate Interests
|
We
have a separate Privacy Policies in place for our employees, contractors and
job applicants.
Cookies
Our
website does not use cookies.
How long we
keep your personal information for?
We retain
personal information we collect from you where we have an ongoing legitimate
business need to do so (for example, to provide you with a service you have
requested or to comply with applicable legal, tax or accounting requirements).
When we have
no ongoing legitimate business need to process your personal information, we
will delete it.
Unless an investigation is taking place, images recorded by our CCTV system are kept for 14 days.
Who we share your personal information with?
We do not rent or sell
your personal information.
We will also not share
your information for marketing purposes.
We may share and disclose
personal information in limited circumstances as described below:
-
we
may share personal information within associated businesses (if necessary for
internal purposes)
-
we
may share customer information with our contractors who have been engaged for
the purpose of providing services on our behalf. We disclose only the
personal information that is necessary to deliver the service.
-
we
transfer personal information to third parties such as vendors and service
providers who perform tasks on our behalf such as for managing our financial
data, data storage purposes or email distribution.
We currently use the following third-party
online tools:
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QuickBooks
to manage your billing and payment details. QuickBooks uses servers that are
based in the US, therefore personal information is transferred outside of the
EEA. For more information please view QuickBook's privacy policy
-
Amazon
Web Services (AWS) for data storage. AWS uses servers that are based in the
US, therefore personal information is transferred outside of the
EEA. For more information please view AWS's privacy
policy
We only use third parties that have been verified as GDPR compliant (or working
towards GDPR compliance)
-
although
very unlikely, in some circumstances we may also need to share your personal
information if we are under a duty to disclose or share it to comply with a
legal obligation.
Links to other sites
This site contains links to other sites. We do not control the
information collection of sites that can be reached through links from our
sites. If you have questions about the data collection procedures of linked
sites, please contact those companies directly.
How
we protect your personal information?
We have technical,
organisational and physical safeguards in place to protect personal information
we process about you.
Personal information is
protected by security safeguards appropriate to the sensitivity of the
information.
We keep our cyber
security arrangements and framework of data protection policies, procedures and
training under regular review.
Your
legal rights relating to your personal information
Unless
subject to an exemption under the GDPR, you have the following rights with
respect to your personal information:
-
The
right to request a copy of the personal information which we hold about you;
-
The
right to request that we correct any personal information if it is found to be
inaccurate or out of date;
-
The
right to request your personal information is erased where it is no longer
necessary to retain such information;
-
The
right to withdraw your consent to the processing at any time, where consent was
our lawful basis for processing your personal information;
-
The
right to receive the personal information we hold about you in a structured,
standard machine-readable format and to send this to another organisation
controlling your personal information;
-
The
right, where there is a dispute in relation to the accuracy or processing of
your personal information, to request a restriction is placed on further
processing;
You
can exercise your rights by contacting us, using the details below. We will
make every effort to respond to any requests within a month. We may need to
verify your identity before providing access to your personal information.
Your
right to object
You can ask us you to stop using your personal
information when:
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We are using your personal information based on
our legitimate interests. If you ask us to stop using your personal information in
this way, we will stop unless we can show you that we have compelling grounds
as to why our use of your personal information should continue;
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We are using your personal information for
marketing purposes. If you ask us to stop using your personal information on
this basis, we will stop.
How can
you contact us or make a complaint?
If
you have any questions, comments or concerns regarding this Privacy Notice,
then please contact us via e-mail to privacy@jraynerandsonsltd.co.uk or in writing to J Rayner & Sons Ltd, Berkyn
Manor Farm, Stanwell Road, Horton, Berkshire SL3 9PE.
If
you are not happy with any aspect of how we collect and use your personal
information, you have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's
Office (ICO), the UK supervisory authority for data protecting issues (https://ico.org.uk/concerns). We should
be grateful if you would contact us first if you do have a complaint so that we
can try to resolve it for you.
This
Privacy Notice was last updated on 24 May 2018.