Legal &
privacy.

Business information

Trading name

Daymark Works

Proprietor

Scott Battensby

Business structure

Sole trader in England

Business address

[BUSINESS ADDRESS TO BE ADDED]

Email

hello@daymark-works.co.uk

Daymark Works is a trading name of Scott Battensby. The website introduces Daymark Works' services and previous work. A separate quotation and client service agreement will set out the scope, price, timings and terms for any commissioned project.

Privacy notice

Scott Battensby, trading as Daymark Works, is responsible for the personal information described in this notice.

Information we may collect

• Names, business names and contact details supplied when someone makes an enquiry or becomes a client.
• Project communications, quotations, invoices, contracts and payment records.
• Content and account information supplied for the purpose of delivering or supporting a website.
• Limited technical information recorded by hosting and security systems, such as IP address, browser type, access time and requested pages.

How and why we use information

Information may be used to respond to enquiries, prepare quotations, enter into and perform contracts, administer hosting or maintenance services, maintain financial records, protect systems and meet legal obligations. Depending on the purpose, the lawful basis will normally be taking steps before a contract, performing a contract, complying with a legal obligation or pursuing legitimate business and security interests.

Sharing and service providers

Information may be shared only where necessary with providers supporting hosting, email, payments, accounting, security and other agreed project services, as well as professional advisers or public authorities where legally required. Daymark Works does not sell personal information.

Retention

Enquiry information will be retained only for as long as reasonably needed to respond and manage follow-up. Client, contractual and financial records may be kept for longer where required for service delivery, legal claims, accounting or tax obligations. Access credentials should be removed or returned when they are no longer required.

Your rights

Depending on the circumstances, individuals may have rights to access, correct, erase or restrict their information, object to certain uses, or request portability. Anyone wishing to exercise a right should use the email address above. Concerns can also be raised with the UK's Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.

Cookies and website technology

The website uses essential browser storage to remember whether analytics has been accepted or rejected. This preference is retained for up to six months and is necessary to respect the visitor's choice.

With permission, the website uses Google Analytics to understand visits and how pages are used. Google Analytics is optional: its script does not load and its analytics cookies are not set unless the visitor selects “Allow analytics”. A visitor can reject analytics or change their choice at any time using the Cookie settings control.

• daymark_consent_v1: essential local browser storage recording the analytics choice for up to six months.
• _ga and _ga_*: optional Google Analytics cookies used to distinguish visits and produce usage statistics, configured to expire after no more than six months.

Google may process analytics information on Daymark Works' behalf, which can involve processing outside the UK. Where international transfers take place, Google is responsible for applying the safeguards described in its data-processing terms. Daymark Works does not use this analytics setup for advertising or personalised marketing.

Updates

This information was last updated on 29 August 2026. It may be updated when Daymark Works changes its services or adopts new website technology.