Your information
Privacy notice
Draft for review · 30 October 2026
This notice describes the website’s current enquiry and booking features. Brougham Advisory should review it against its wider business practices before relying on it as a complete privacy policy.
Who to contact
For questions about your information, contact Brougham Advisory at info@broughamadvisory.co.uk.
Information you provide
The enquiry form asks for your name, email address and message. You can also provide your business and telephone number. Call requests include a preferred date and time. Please avoid including sensitive personal information or confidential client documents in your message.
How enquiries are handled
The information is used to respond to your enquiry or discuss your call request. The form asks for your consent before submission. Enquiries are sent by email using Lovable’s managed email service to Brougham Advisory’s configured inbox. While the business inbox’s earlier delivery block remains in place, notifications are routed to a temporary Gmail inbox managed by the founder.
You can withdraw the consent you give through this form by contacting us. Withdrawal does not affect processing already carried out before your request.
Cookies and browser preferences
This website stores your cookie choice in local storage on your device. This is a browser preference rather than a cookie. No optional analytics or advertising tracking has been added to the current website. You can reopen the preference controls using “Cookie settings” in the footer, or remove the preference by clearing this site’s browser data.
Booking and external services
Direct bookings take place on Calendly. The website also loads fonts from Google Fonts and links to LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram. These providers have their own privacy practices. Review their notices when using those services; a website cookie choice does not control activity on a separate website.
Your rights
Depending on the circumstances, UK data protection law provides rights to access, correct, erase or restrict use of personal information, and rights to object or request portability. Contact us to make a request. You can also raise a concern with the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Details still to confirm
The final notice needs the business’s full legal identity and contact address, agreed retention periods, applicable lawful bases for wider business processing, and confirmation of service-provider arrangements and any international-transfer safeguards. These details have not been assumed in this draft.
