Privacy Policy
Information last edited: 26th July 2026
How we treat information
This policy applies to information collected on this website.
Sam Gracie Tillbrook acts as the data processor and controller and may collect personal information in line with the regulations set out in the UK General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018.
Parts of the site may ask you for more information so that you can use services or complete transactions. You’ll always be told when this information is being collected. In many cases you’ll be asked to enter it – for example, an email address for correspondence. This information will only be used for the purposes stated.
The information we collect
I collect the following information from people visiting the website:
Questions, queries and feedback you leave, including your email address if you send me an email.
Information on how people use the site, using cookies and page tagging, to help me improve the website and its services.
If you send me feedback, your message will be kept.
If you sign up to our email list or WhatsApp group, your email address and/or phone number will be securely kept.
If you sign up to become a member, Ed Allnutt, as membership data processor, will process your data in line with this privacy policy.
The Guardians of Whitewebbs will never send you newsletter emails if you do not consent to receive them.
What are cookies?
Like most websites, our site uses small data files stored on your computer called cookies.
How we store your personal data
All information you provide to us is stored securely. The data processor will store newsletter sign ups and relevant emails about the campaign on iCloud, an SSD, a HDD and, in the case of the sign ups, on Google Drive as well. We do not manage payment transactions - any payments will be completed through third parties.
The transmission of information over the internet is never completely secure. We will do our best to protect your personal data, but cannot guarantee the security of your data transmitted to my site; any transmission is at your own risk. We use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access.
How we use your information
Any information we collect is used to:
Improve the content and design of the website.
Let you use interactive features, when you choose to do so.
Contact you, with your permission.
Add you to our WhatsApp group and/or email list.
We never share your information with other organisations for marketing, market research or commercial purposes, and we don’t pass on your personal information to any other website. The data processor may share your information with the committee as outlined in our constitution.
Disclosure of your information
We may disclose your personal information:
If we are under a duty to disclose or share visitors’ personal data to comply with a legal obligation.
For law enforcement purposes.
To apply our terms of use and other agreements.
Visitors’ rights
Under the Data Protection Act you have the right to:
Ask us not to process your personal data/request deletion.
See information we hold about you.
Ask for inaccurate personal data to be corrected.
For a copy of the personal information the data processor may hold about you, write to their personal email sam@samgraciemusic.com
When we are satisfied of your identity we will send you a copy of your personal information that we are legally required to disclose.
Please contact at the same address if you believe that information we hold about you is inaccurate and want it to be corrected.
You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office: https://ico.org.uk.
Links to and from our webpages
This site contains links to and from other websites. This privacy policy, the one you’re reading, only applies to the page guardiansofwhitewebbs.org and its subpages.
If you go to another website from this one, read their privacy policy to find out what it does with your information.
When you come to our website from another website, we may get personal information about you from the other website. Read those websites’ privacy policies if you want to know about this.
Changes to our privacy policy
As we continue to improve our websites, we may update this policy. If we make any changes to our privacy policy, they will be posted on this page.
Disclaimer: We welcome your thoughts but are not responsible for content not posted by the official "Guardians of Whitewebbs" accounts (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp Groups, Website). We do not support illegal or harmful activities, and please report any such content to us to seek removal.
Constitution
Information last edited: 11th August 2025
1. Name
The name of the group shall be “Guardians of Whitewebbs”.
2. Address
The group shall operate from Whitewebbs Park, Enfield EN2 9JN.
3. Mission Statement
The purposes for which we are constituted are to:
Protect, conserve, and improve the entire green space and ecology of Whitewebbs Park now and for successive generations.
Oppose any development of the park which endangers its ecosystem.
Engage in and support development and work in the park which supports its flora and fauna.
Engage in and support other works in the park with a human or social benefit which do not endanger its flora and fauna. (e.g. works to buildings).
Promote and educate about rewilding, ecology, the environment (e.g. arboriculture and grassland), and wildlife.
Organise any other activities desired by members that are not contrary to our purposes, e.g. arts or mindfulness sessions.
4. Membership
i) Eligibility
Membership is open to anyone wishing to further the group’s objectives, as outlined in the mission statement.
ii) Joining and Leaving
Prospective members can join Guardians of Whitewebbs by completing a short Google Form.
Members’ personal information (name, address, email, and phone number) will be stored securely and managed in compliance with GDPR regulations.
Participation in optional communication channels, such as the centrally controlled WhatsApp groups or email list, is available for members who wish to stay updated.
Members may leave the membership at any time, and their personal information that they submitted upon joining will be deleted.
iii) Voting Rights
Governance of the group will remain solely with the committee which, as of 24th April 2025, comprises:
Benny Hawksbee, Chair
Caroline Day
Ed Allnutt, Secretary
Kitty Clarke
Russell Miller
Sam Gracie Tillbrook
iv) Liabilities
The committee is personally liable for any financial losses incurred by the group.
5. Objectives
The group's objectives are to protect, conserve, and improve the green space of Whitewebbs Park, and its flora and fauna; and to educate the public about, and involve it in, the life of the park.
6. Management Structure
i) Roles and Responsibilities:
The group shall be managed by the committee, who share equal responsibility for the group’s activities, and who may appoint such roles as they seem fit amongst themselves and the membership.
ii) Decision-Making Process:
Any decision may be called in to vote by a committee member, and agreed upon by a simple majority. A 50/50 split will be decided by the chair.
iii) Meetings:
Committee meetings should be held at least once a month, and more frequently if required, to discuss progress and plan activities. The committee may arrange other meetings to involve the membership.
iv) Duty to Participate
Committee members who fail to attend two successive meetings without reason may have their continued committee membership reviewed by the other members, who may vote them out by a simple majority, with any casting vote made by the chair. Additionally, the committee welcomes a range of views to promote healthy discussion. However, if the committee feels that a committee member’s views oppose the mission statement and objectives of the group, they may be asked to step down from their role.
7. Activities
i) The group may undertake activities including:
Organising nature walks and family-oriented events.
Protesting against developments.
Managing objections and coordinating potential legal challenges.
ii) Restrictions:
There are no specific restrictions on activities, provided they align with the group’s mission and UK law.
8. Funding
i) Sources of Funding:
Fundraising events may be organised to support any group activities.
The group may seek funding from its membership and the public.
The group may seek partnerships, sponsorships and similar fiscal arrangements. It must consider, when doing so, whether a prospective partner engages in activities that are contrary to the group's stated purposes.
ii) Management of Funds:
Funds shall be managed by a committee member nominated as an honorary treasurer, and that member shall report to the group.
9. Dissolution
i) Process for Dissolution:
The group may be dissolved by a majority decision made by the committee. Any member may call for the group to be dissolved, and if they can show that the group has knowingly or recklessly acted counter to its stated purposes, there ought to be an inquiry into whether it has done so to aid in the decision.
ii) Distribution of Assets:
Remaining funds or assets shall be distributed in a manner agreed upon by the committee at the time of dissolution.
10. Legal Framework
i) Structure:
The group shall operate as an unincorporated association.
ii) Compliance:
The group shall comply with all relevant UK laws, including GDPR regulations for handling member data. Please see the GOWW Privacy Policy.
11. Media Engagement and Affiliations
i) Media Engagement:
Media interactions shall be agreed by the committee. The committee can then assign roles as needed. There should be a focus on building awareness and support, however any current messaging strategy should be used to inform discussion.
ii) Affiliations:
The committee may form affiliations as it sees fit, but must be mindful of doing so only to further its stated purposes.
12. Constitution Review
This constitution shall be reviewed annually. It shall also be reviewed if circumstances change. Changes must be agreed by 75% of committee members, and the chair has the casting vote.
13. Equality and Freedom from Harassment and Discrimination
All members have a duty to ensure that the following agreement is upheld:
Not to engage in bullying, not to engage in any discriminatory activity, in particular but not limited to transphobia, homophobia, racism, sexism, and religious persecution.
Not to engage in, and immediately to signal to other members, sexual or other harassment.
Any committee member who, it is agreed by a majority of the committee, on the balance of probability engaged in such behaviour, will be asked to step down and not put themselves forward for at least one year.
The original constitution was adopted on 3rd December 2024 by the founding members (below). This updated version was agreed on 11th March 2025 by:
Benny Hawksbee, Chair
Ed Allnutt, Secretary
Sam Gracie Tillbrook
Founding Members (roles at the time of adoption):
Sam Gracie Tillbrook, Chair
Pratik Sampat, Treasurer
Benny Hawksbee
Ed Allnutt
Disclaimer: We welcome your thoughts but are not responsible for content not posted by the official "Guardians of Whitewebbs" accounts (Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp Groups, Website). We do not support illegal or harmful activities, and please report any such content to us to seek removal.