Legal Information & Privacy Policy.

Privacy Policy.

Like many other online services, Taylor and Fraser may use 'cookies' to store and sometimes track information about you. A cookie is a small amount of data sent from the server, which is stored on your PC's hard drive. Cookies may be used to customise your service and may allow you to sign-in.

We use cookies to see where visitors are coming from and tracking user interests and behaviour. If you voluntarily provide personal details, we may use cookies to identify what pages and topics are of specific interest to you. Most major websites use cookies and their use is standard on the Internet. Most Internet browsers automatically accept cookies. However, you can change your settings so that you are notified whenever you are sent a cookie, or block them completely should you wish to do this.

How to delete and control cookies: www.aboutcookies.org

Please note, some services are only activated by the presence of a cookie and if you choose not to utilise this, a particular online feature may not work as intended.

If you have any questions or concerns about our use of your personal information please contact Taylor and Fraser.

The Data Protection Act 1998:

Taylor and Fraser is committed to your right to privacy.

Taylor and Fraser are committed to handling your information responsibly. We will not store or use your details for marketing purposes without your express permission and if at any time you wish to "opt-out" of such use then you may contact us via the enquiry form and we will remove your details from our mailing list.

Taylor and Fraser will never pass your details onto any third parties for marketing or sales purposes.

Registration details and site visitor information will only be used to deliver the services you have requested (eg Email Newsletters).

Except where you have opted out of such use, we may also use your information to send you information about our group companies.

Accessibility.

Taylor and Fraser recognise the importance of providing a website that is accessible and available for all user groups.

The Taylor and Fraser website has been developed to support Internet users who have disabilities.

The pages within this website are in line with all of the priority level 1 (A) criteria of W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, as tested through Watchfire WebXACT.

Changing the style sheet:

Users can import their own style sheets into a website. In Internet Explorer, select "Tools", "Internet Options" and then "Accessibility". Next click on any or all of three checkboxes to ignore colours, font styles or font sizes. You can also change the style sheet by clicking the checkbox for 'Format document using my style sheet', then browse to your preferred style sheet and click ok.

In Netscape, select Edit, then Preferences and then Appearance. You will then be given a choice of colours and fonts.