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How Enquiry Data Is Handled
This notice describes every path by which personal data reaches LEGACY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LTD through this website, and the rights attached to it.
The office behind the records
LEGACY MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS LTD, Companies House No. 17431316, located at 514A Welford Road, Leicester LE2 6EN, United Kingdom, holds and controls the data described here. Reach the practice on +44 7356 935610 or at [email protected] with any data question.
Why data is processed
Personal data reaches the office only when you send it: the purpose is replying to your enquiry and, where work follows, running that engagement. The lawful basis is Article 6(1)(b) UK GDPR for steps towards a contract and Article 6(1)(f) for ordinary business correspondence in the interest of a small firm.
About the contact route
This website installs no form handler. The contact control simply opens your own email program with the draft ready; nothing about you is sent to or kept on the website itself.
Inside a typical mail exchange
A first email normally names its sender, a telephone number, an email address and the message text — the details you type yourself. Company papers come later, by agreement.
Forwarding, the whole list
Nobody outside the practice receives your details, apart from hosting and mailbox providers supporting our services under contract. Records are never sold or reused for marketing.
Retention, run plainly
Emails tied to enquiries stay with the office correspondence while the matter is live. Completed engagements close their files on the next correspondence clear-up; records demanded by law are kept only so long as that law requires.
What enquiries are about in this trade
In consulting, first messages usually describe a company situation — succession ahead, delegation stuck or structure unclear — and ask whether the practice can look at it.
Your enforceable rights
You can request a copy of your data, corrections, erasure where retention law permits, restriction of processing or an objection on legitimate-interest grounds. Phone or write; one month is the reply deadline.
Escalating a complaint
Raise concerns with the office first and directly. Should it remain unresolved, the Information Commissioner's Office (Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 5AF) supervises data questions across the United Kingdom and takes complaints.