PlanetPossibility.co.uk is a product of the Planet Possibility Consortium. The partners of this consortium are:
- The University of Southampton
- The University of Birmingham
- AllAboutGroup
- Future First
- The Blair Project
Each consortium partner is a joint data controller. Each partner has agreed to take reasonable, appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect your personal data so that the risk of data breaches is minimised.
Partner Privacy Policies
Please take the time to review each of our partners' individual privacy policies before providing your consent for the Consortium to process your personal data. These can be found here:
AllAboutGroup - Privacy Policy
The University of Southampton - Privacy Policy
The University of Birmingham - Privacy Policy
The Blair Project - Privacy Policy
These privacy policies set out how your personal information will be protected by each of the Planet Possibility Consortium partners when you use or register with PlanetPossibility.co.uk
Your rights as a data subject & controlling your personal data
Once you have registered as a member of PlanetPossibility.co.uk, you are entitled to:
- Access the data each partner holds on you;
- Rectify the data each partners holds on you if you believe it to be incorrect;
- Request that the data each partner holds on you be erased;
- Request that we restrict the processing of the data each partner holds on you;
- Obtain and reuse the data each partner holds on you for different services;
- Object to the use of your data for direct marketing.
To exercise your rights and request any of the above, please email each organisation, as detailed in each organisation's Privacy Policy.
You will not be charged to request any of the above, unless the request is deemed to be excessive. In the unlikely event of this happening, you may be charged a small fee to cover the costs of this excessive request.
If you have any concerns about this statement, any of these privacy policies or how your personal data is handled, you have the right to lodge a complaint to the GDPR’s supervisory authority in the UK.