Privacy Policy

Strathclyde Police Authority is committed to respecting your privacy. Our website has been designed so that you can visit us without identifying yourself or revealing any personal information. Any information divulged to the Authority, either by e-mail or by submitting a request via the 'Contact Us' page, will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.  

General

This privacy statement sets out how Strathclyde Police Authority complies with European Union data protection requirements. This applies to the entire website. Any changes to these policies wil be posted on this website.

What information do we collect from visitors to the site?

We collect information from you ONLY if you choose to contact us with an enquiry, or submit a request via the 'Contact Us' pages. The information we would store includes your contact details (such as name, postal address and e-mail address) together with any other information that you may provide to us (in order for the Authority to direct your query or enter into further correspondence following your initial request for information). Anyone submitting details on behalf of someone else must have permission of that third party.

How do we use your personal information?

We only use your personal information to enable the Authority to respond to your enquiries.

To whom will we disclose personal information?

We will only share personal information about you with third parties who are directly involved in dealing with your enquiry (i.e. Strathclyde Police) or where we are legally required to do so.

Web traffic analysis

Our website also records other non-personal information for the purpose of analysing web traffic, for example the time and duration of each visit, the browser and operating system used and the IP Address of each visitor. This information is anonymous, and is stored in our web server for statistical analysis only.

Accuracy of Information

The information on this website is given in good faith and is for general information and interest only. This website is subject to change without notice. Nothing on this website is intended to be nor should be construed as an offer to enter into a contractual relationship.

Linking

This website contains links to other websites which enable you to visit other related sites that may be of interest to you. Strathclyde Police Authority accepts no responsibility of liability for the content of other websites, which are not under our control as they are not governed by our privacy statement. Any link is not intended to be nor should be construed as and endorsement of any kind by Strathclyde Police Authority.

Data Protection Act (1988) 

Members of the public wishing to make data subject access requests under the terms of the Data Protection Act should contact the Chief Executive of Strathclyde Police Authority.