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Privacy Policy

This notice explains what information is involved when you browse the Fire Caesar website or contact the business about a project.

Draft for review · 14 November 2026

Who is responsible

Fire Caesar is the business this site represents. The registered details of the data controller and its privacy contact will be confirmed before online enquiries open.

Information involved when you visit

Loading a page sends connection information, such as your IP address and the requested page, to the server delivering the website. The host may process basic request data to deliver the site, diagnose faults and protect it from abuse.

Cookies

The current Fire Caesar website does not set cookies. We will check whether the hosting provider sets any cookies before launch and update this notice if needed.

What the enquiry form asks for

The form asks for your name and phone number, with optional fields for your company, email and message. Online submission is currently disabled. Typing into the form does not send the entries to Fire Caesar. Please avoid including sensitive personal information or anyone else’s details in an enquiry unless needed.

How enquiries would be handled

Once the form opens, the purpose will be to respond to your message, understand your project and prepare a quote where requested. For a quote you ask for in your own name, necessary processing can be part of taking steps before a contract. General and business enquiries may instead rely on the legitimate interest in answering and managing enquiries, subject to a review of how that affects you.

Sharing, storage and retention

The final notice will identify the hosting and enquiry providers, confirm whether data is transferred outside the UK and describe the safeguards that apply. It will also state how long enquiries and technical records are kept, or explain the criteria used to decide that.

Your rights

Depending on the circumstances, you may ask to access, correct or erase your personal data, restrict its use, object to processing based on legitimate interests, or receive a portable copy. You can also raise a concern with the UK data protection regulator.

Contact the ICO about a data protection concern