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Membership fees are Non-Refundable unless agreed to by the committee.
Please ensure you read our Terms and Conditions.
Should you have any difficulties, or wish to discuss any aspect of joining please contact us by email on [email protected].
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Terms and conditions for joining Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders: Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders are the RoSPA motorcycle group for Shropshire and Powys – Our aim is to provide skills development training to enable you to take the RoSPA Advanced Rider test.
It is a condition of joining that you make yourself available for training, the sessions for which are likely to cover 40 miles or further as agreed between you and your tutor. Our objective is that you can take your test within 12 months of joining or under extenuating circumstances 24 months. If after 24 months you have not taken your RoSPA test or an acceptable alternative advanced riding qualification your membership with our group will cease.Tutoring is provided by RoSPA approved Tutors and is aimed at anyone who is interested in improving their motorbike riding skills. When you ride with Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders tutors or on another Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders event or RoSPA related event, an absolute condition is that you are responsible for your own riding. You must always be in control of your motorbike. Your motorbike must be road legal, and you must have a driving licence and insurance valid for the machine that you ride. While advice may be given by Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders tutors, it is your decision whether to act on this advice or not. Ensuring safety for yourself and of others is entirely your responsibility. Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders, its committee and tutors, and RoSPA will accept no liability for accidents or damage however caused which occur as a result of your riding.Declaration covering all membership categories. In completing the membership application form you acknowledge and commit to the following: For any motorbike riding I do with Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders, including observed runs and social events, I confirm that I will always be held responsible for my own riding and the control of my motorbike. My motorbike will be insured, taxed and road legal and that I hold a valid driving license for the machine I ride. I agree that Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders, its committee, tutors, or RoSPA will accept no liability for accidents or damage however caused which occur as a result of my riding. I understand that it is my own responsibility to ride safely, responsibly and within the law
Data protection and Privacy Policy – Last updated: 28th November 2019
At Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders we believe it’s important to protect your privacy.
During the membership application process and through the course of your membership with Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders we’ll collect certain personal information from you.
• how we use and disclose your personal information (and to whom);
• how we protect your personal information; and
• how you can access your personal information.
If we make any changes to our privacy policy, we’ll post changes on this page. If they’re major changes, then we’ll also send you an email letting you know.
The personal information we collect includes your name, email address, postal address, phone number, date of birth and any other relevant information we need in order to provide our services to you.
We also use cookies on our website – see Cookies section below for details.
The personal information is collected during the membership application process for joining Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders, whenever you get in contact with us or use our website or as part of the verbal and written communications between us including phone calls and emails, to make sure we are providing an the correct level of service to our members.
We may use your personal information to:
• provide information and updates to you;
• remind you that your annual subscription is due;
• remind you that your three yearly Advanced Test is due;
• inform you of social events.
We’ll always contact you by email, or if the matter is urgent we will ring you on the number(s) provided.
Shopshire and Powys Advanced Riders will never disclose your information to any marketing business.
We follow strict security procedures to protect your personal information. This includes following certain guidelines (for example, checking your identity when you phone us).
We strongly recommend that you do not disclose any Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders login details to anyone.
Our website may provide hypertext links to sites which are created by individuals and companies external to Shropshire and Powys Advanced Riders. We do this if the site is relevant to the topic you’re reading about. Whilst we always try to check that the content of these sites is suitable, we cannot take any responsibility for the practices of the companies who publish the sites that we link to, or the accuracy or relevance of the content on them.
You can ask for a description of personal information we hold about you, what we use it for and who has access to it. You can also ask us to delete or correct personal information we hold about. To request personal information please email [email protected].
Use of cookies
What are cookies?
A cookie is a piece of information stored in a small file which is sent to and from web pages. They can be used to identify that you’ve visited websites before and some will be stored on your computer by your web browser. They are anonymous, so they don’t store any personal information of any kind. We use cookies to understand how people use our websites and to help us improve our website We use short-term cookies to recognise your PC as you move around our site. Measuring web traffic We use programs such as Google Analytics to help us find out:
• How many people visit our websites.
• Which pages and parts are most popular.
• How long people spend in each area
• What information is searched for.
These insights help us understand how to improve our website. Google Analytics uses cookies to collect non-personally identifiable information like:
• Browser types
• Operating systems
• Referring sites that sent you to us
• The date and time of a visit.
Our website does not contain any paid advertisements but does contain links to relative web sites.
How can you manage cookies and where can you find further information?
If you don’t want us to use cookies in your web browser, you can remove them from your computer or change your browser settings so that it either blocks cookies altogether or asks you if you’d like to accept them from some websites. You can also stop us collecting data through the following sources:
• Mixpanel – download an opt-out browser add-on – the Mixpanel opt-out browser can be found here;
• Google Analytics Advertising Features – visit www.google.com/setting/ads and adjust your personal settings as per their instructions; or
• Adometry – follow this link to opt-out of the Adometry cookie: http://js.dmtry.com/optout/status.html; and • Google Doubleclick (for Google Adwords Customer Match) – follow the link to download a plugin so you can opt-out of Google’s advertising cookie on Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer – https://www.google.com/settings/ads/plugin.
• FullStory. Follow this link to opt out of FullStory https://www.fullstory.com/optout . You can read FullStory’s privacy policy here: https://fullstory.com/legal/privacy.
However, it’s important to remember that some of our cookies are essential for our websites to work properly. The internet industry body, the Internet Advertising Bureau, has set up a website to provide information and advice on cookies, tags and behavioural advertising, you can click here to find out more about behavioural advertising. Another trusted source which gives information about how to delete and control cookies is http://www.aboutcookies.org/.
