Privacy Policy

We use HTTPS across the whole site, so everything exchanged between your browser and our server is encrypted in transit. Server access is limited to the editorial team through unique accounts with two-factor authentication. We do not store payment details because we do not process payments: the only sensitive data that reaches us are e-mail addresses from people who wrote to us voluntarily.

The site logs standard request metadata — IP address, user agent, referring page — in server logs for 30 days. If you write to us, we keep the e-mail and your address until the conversation is resolved and for up to 12 months after that for audit. We do not ask for your real name, date of birth or payment details, and we do not run accounts or profiles — there is nothing to register for on trino1.co.uk.

For subject access requests, data deletion or any other UK GDPR right, write to privacy@trino1.co.uk. Please state clearly which right you want to exercise and include enough detail for us to find your record. We will confirm receipt within 72 hours and respond in full within 30 days, as the regulation requires. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office if you believe we have handled your data incorrectly.

Server logs are used for security and performance diagnostics only. E-mail correspondence is used to answer you — nothing more. We do not profile visitors, we do not sell data, and we do not share logs or messages with advertising networks. Aggregated, non-personal traffic numbers may appear in internal reports.

We use Cloudflare as our content delivery network, which means Cloudflare's security systems also see the request metadata described above. The only outbound redirect from our site goes to Trino's own domain through the /go-now/ page — once you click, the operator's privacy policy takes over and you should read it before registering.

We use only strictly necessary cookies for the site to function — session, language preference, cookie-consent state. We do not run advertising or tracking cookies. The dedicated cookies page lists every cookie by name, purpose and retention.