Monthly Archives: June 2016

Full Metal Jacket…

Posted on Thursday 30th June 2016 by

For many after the historic events in the UK, it may indeed feel necessary to don a metaphorical “full metal jacket” to survive what is an ongoing onslaught of the political landscape. Uncertainty grows and the decision to “Brexit” continues … Continue reading →

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DP and #GDPR after #Brexit

Posted on Monday 27th June 2016 by

For the last six months, Data Protection experts, novices and agnostics have talked of little else but the General Data Protection Regulation, the new version of Data Protection law that will hold sway consistently across the 28 members of the … Continue reading →

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Nationwide breaches of DPA

Posted on Wednesday 22nd June 2016 by

To leave or to remain. What a difficult question and the citizens of the UK are wrestling daily with this issue under an intense barrage of claim and counter claim. But sneaking under the radar are hundreds of breaches of … Continue reading →

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To Brexit or not to Brexit…

Posted on Wednesday 15th June 2016 by

                  That is the question on everyone’s lips right now. With the EU referendum looming, the next big question is, How will the GDPR affect us should we decide to leave the … Continue reading →

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