Privacy Policy
Last updated: 18 November 2025
Sugar&Crumb is committed to protecting your personal information and being transparent about how it’s used. This Privacy Policy explains what data I collect, why I collect it, and how it’s stored and protected.
If you have any questions, you can contact me at: info@sugarandcrumbgf.com
1. Who We Are
Business name: Sugar&Crumb
Owner: Jessica O'Leary
Address: Ponthir, South Wales, NP18 1PD
Email: info@sugarandcrumbgf.com
Website: https://www.sugarandcrumbgf.com/
Sugar&Crumb is the Data Controller, meaning I decide how your information is used.
2. What Personal Data I Collect
I collect information in order to process your orders, respond to enquiries and operate the website. This includes:
Order information: name, address, email, phone number
Payment information: processed securely by third-party payment providers
Website analytics: IP address, browser type, device info (via cookies)
Contact form details: your name, email and message
Email marketing: only if you actively subscribe
I do not collect any special category data unless you voluntarily share allergen information in a message.
3. How Your Data Is Used
Your information is used to:
Process and fulfil your orders
Manage deliveries and send updates
Respond to enquiries
Send marketing emails (only if you subscribe)
Improve website performance
Meet legal, tax and accounting requirements
I will never sell your data or share it with companies for their marketing.
4. Legal Grounds for Processing Your Data
Under UK GDPR, I use the following legal bases:
Contract: to process and deliver your order
Consent: for email marketing
Legitimate interest: website analytics and preventing fraud
Legal obligation: keeping tax and financial records
5. Sharing Your Personal Data
Your data is only shared with trusted third-party partners necessary for running the business, such as:
Payment processors (Stripe, PayPal, or Squarespace Payments)
Delivery providers (DPD)
Website hosting platform (Squarespace)
Email marketing service (if used)
These providers follow their own GDPR-compliant processes.
Your payment card details are never stored by Sugar&Crumb.
6. Cookies
Sugar&Crumb uses cookies to:
Enable website functionality
Analyse website traffic
Improve user experience
You can manage cookie preferences through your browser settings or via the cookie banner on the website.
For more details, please see the Cookie Policy.
7. How Long Your Data Is Kept
Your information is kept only for as long as necessary:
Order records: 6 years (legal requirement)
Marketing emails: until you unsubscribe
Analytics data: typically 14–26 months (depending on provider)
You can request deletion of your data at any time (unless it must be retained for legal reasons).
8. How Your Data Is Protected
I take data protection seriously. Your information is kept secure through:
Encrypted website (HTTPS)
Password-protected systems
Secure third-party payment processors
Restricted access to personal data
No method of transmission is 100% perfect, but I follow best practices to keep your data safe.
9. Your Rights Under UK GDPR
You have the right to:
Access the personal data I hold
Correct inaccurate data
Request deletion (“right to be forgotten”)
Restrict or object to processing
Withdraw consent (for marketing)
Move your data to another provider
To make a request, email: info@sugarandcrumbgf.com
I will respond within 30 days.
10. Email Marketing
You will only receive marketing emails if you choose to subscribe.
You can unsubscribe at any time using the link in the email or by contacting me directly.
11. Links to Other Websites
This website may contain links to third-party sites (for example, Instagram, Facebook or payment providers).
Sugar&Crumb is not responsible for their privacy practices, so please check their policies.
12. Changes to This Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated occasionally to reflect changes in the law or the business.
The date at the top shows when it was last updated.
13. Contact
If you have questions about your personal data or this policy, please email:
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk.