COPYRIGHT AND TERMS OF USE
Copyright notice
The content (content being images, text, sound and video files, programs and scripts) of the Pannage website is copyright © Pannage unless otherwise stated. All rights expressly reserved.
Terms of use
The content of the Pannage website can be accessed, printed or downloaded in an unaltered form provided that this is on a temporary basis, that copyright is acknowledged, and that use of the content is for personal study purposes or for non-commercial purposes.
Any content printed or downloaded may not be sold, licensed, transferred, copied, or reproduced in whole or in part in any manner or in or on any media to any person without the prior written consent of Pannage.
Individuals and organisations wishing to make Pannage content accessible through their websites are encouraged to create hyperlinks to the required content on the Pannage website. Pannage does not guarantee the availability of material in the website accessed in this manner.
Disclaimer
Pannage has made every reasonable effort to locate, contact and acknowledge copyright owners, and wishes to be informed by any copyright owners who are not properly identified and acknowledged on the Pannage website so that it can make any necessary corrections.
Take down policy
If you consider that content in Pannage infringes UK law, please notify Pannage by emailing Angus Willson. Please include the URL of the record and the reason for withdrawal.
1. Your complaint will be acknowledged and an initial assessment will be undertaken the same day Pannage become aware of the complaint. We aim to acknowledge and assess the complaint on the day of receipt or the next working day thereafter.
2. Where grounds for complaint are plausible, the material will be withdrawn from public view.
3. It may be necessary for us to seek legal advice before the complaint can be fully resolved.
4. If the complaint is well founded, the material will be permanently withdrawn from Pannage. In some cases a metadata record may remain. This will be agreed on a case by case basis.
Contact details
For permission to reproduce material from the Pannage website, or for any other queries concerning Pannage copyright and terms of use, please contact Angus Willson. see www.pannage.com/contact
This page last modified on 20 December 2009