What is Personal Data and what data do we collect?
Personal Data is information about living, identifiable individuals relating to their private, professional or public life, that can be used directly, or when combined with other information, indirectly to identify the person.
In providing a wide range of worship, services and activities, Durham Cathedral processes Personal Data for many reasons (see below). We collect information about the people who visit us, book and attend services and events, about our supporters and members of the Cathedral Community, participants in our public programmes, our suppliers, volunteers and employees so that we can contact them when appropriate and so that we can deliver our services and run our businesses. The data we hold about them may include: -
Identifying Data which includes first and last name, username or similar identifier, marital status, title, date of birth (and may include in some circumstances a maiden or previous name);
Contact Data which includes an individual’s name and/or the organisation for which they work or at which they study (if they identify themselves as a student), postal address, email address and telephone numbers;
Financial Data which includes bank account details and payment card details;
Transaction and Donation Data which includes details about payments to and from them and other details about the products and services they have purchased from us and donations they made to us;
Technical Data which includes their internet protocol (IP) address (the location of the computer on the internet), browser type and version, time zone setting and location, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and platform and other technology relating to the devices you use to access this website including login data and data collected by cookies;