Data Protection Legislation Changes 2018

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Many of you will be aware that new Data Protection legislation is being introduced on May 25th 2018 bringing in tighter regulation about how your information is kept and used by third parties.
In order to comply with this new legislation, we are currently reviewing our Data Protection procedures and will shortly be contacting all our Supporters individually to inform them of any changes and actions that need to be taken as a result.
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