The information padlock
The information padlock is a symbol designed by the Information Commissioner, and the National Consumer Council so that people can tell at a glance when information about them is being collected and processed. You will find this symbol on the LisburnPages.com website beside any forms that collect information from you.
The Data Protection Act
NI Local Pages, and all of our websites operate in compliance with the Data Protection Act (1998) and as such collect and process information from customers, employees and enquirers for the limited purposes of carrying out our business.
There are 8 principles of good practice in the Data Protection Act, which state that data must be:
- Fairly and lawfully processed
- Processed for limited purposes
- Adequate, relevant and not excessive
- Accurate and up to date
- Not kept longer than necessary
- Processed in accordance with the individual's rights
- Secure
- Not transferred to countries outside of the European Economic area unless the country has adequate protection for the individual
Cookies and Sessions
The LisburnPages.com website uses cookies to track visits to the website, so that we can provide our users with better quality services. Knowing how many people visit our site, and when, means that we can optimise our resources to cope with this "traffic".
In order to effectively track unique visitors, the LisburnPages.com website sets a cookie on your computer, which is a simple text file containing a random string of digits. This cookie is like your "ticket" to the website, and each time you visit a page, the website checks your ticket, and we can see that you have been here before, rather than counting you as a different visitor. The cookie however, does not store any personally identifiable information about you, and the tracking information we collect is used only by NI Local Pages. The information in the cookie can only be read by LisburnPages.com.
If you would like more information you can contact us by emailing the LisburnPages.com Webmaster