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NATIONAL CYCLE MUSEUM
OUR DATA PROTECTION POLICY.
This policy describes our approach to meet the General Data Protection Regulation requirements:it includes the following elements :
Purpose of our database: To circulate information about the National Cycle Museum and related activities.
Personal data held: The only personal data we hold in our records are those of our Trustees,Volunteers,Donors of items at the museum and this data includes their name,e-mail address,postal address and Telephone number.
Risk: From our understanding of the GDPR requirements, this information would constitute a low risk in relation to our contacts.
External systems: Our routine e-mailing system is with B.T., Our e-mail service used via this website is controlled by the website server and managed by our webmaster.
Sharing personal Data: we do not share email addresses nor any other information about those listed above with any third party unless they have given us their specific consent to share that data.
The Data Controller: is John Gill and can be contacted via the National Secretary.
Queries: if you have any questions or issues about our data protection, please contact the National Secretary , Paul Arnold by e-mail :- paul_arnold101@hotmail.com.
The new Dodger Cycle Collection book is now in stock in the museum £10
Date for next cycle jumble/ auction of surplus cycles from stores , will be in 2021 . Date to be decided
The event will be based at Cefnllys School in Llandrindod Wells . More details later this year from Steve Griffith on email griffith531@hotmail.com or phone 07740923630
NB Cycle Jumble 19th September 2020 is cancelled but there are a few cycles for sale - see list in news - events
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TERRY KEARNS
We were all shocked to hear of the sudden death of Terry Kearns on Wed 23rd March who edited the Museum Newsletter .Based in Stevenage Terry was a well known Veteran Club Club member . Extremely knowledgable and always willing to assist he will be sorely missed . He had a special interest in early 20th. Century French bikes and would regularly ride machines well over 100 years old
Free access to the archive Library and our childrens online quiz.
A recent visit to the museum by Mr Purser of the Aston Martin Owners Club shows him on a tricycle similar to the one used by the firms founder - Lionel Martin - when he was an active competitor in cycle races.
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