The Legal Stuff !

The Friends of Brickfields Country Park do not engage in any direct marketing in any form as defined in the Privacy & Electronic Communications Regulations 2003. Any sales / marketing / get rich / pharmacy or similar spam e-mails puporting to be from us will be forged and should not be believed or acted on, and in no circumstances should any money be sent. We do not condone spam e-mailing and take steps to prevent any e-mail addresses on our site from being harvested for mass mailing purposes. Data provided by you to us will not be released to any third party without your prior permission.
To notify FBCP of your wish not to be contacted by FBCP in the future email us .

The Friends of Brickfields Country Park reserve the right to amend any or all of the information on this web site without prior notice in the light of new and/or current laws, legislation, current practice or information. All information on this web site is provided in good faith and without warranty for reference purposes only.
We will not accept responsibility for damage, injury (personal or otherwise), death, poisoning or other consequential loss, damage or injury from using the data contained within this web site.

Copyright of all photographs, maps, drawings, diagrams, panoramas or aerial photographs on this web site are held by their respective owners, reproduction is prohibited without prior written confirmation of such use by the appropriate copyright owner.

Rushmoor Borough Council Bye-laws apply to Brickfields Country Park and are rigorously enforced, for details of the Bye-laws applicable to Brickfields Country Park contact us here here.

Please do not take from, or dispose of, any plant or animal in the countryside. It is an offence under the Wildlife & Countryside Acts (1981, 1985) to remove any wild plant or animal, and prohibits the release of any non-native species into the wild.

Observe the Countryside Code and protect your environment -

• Be safe - plan ahead and follow any signs.
• Leave gates and property as you find them.
• Protect plants & animals and take your litter home.
• Keep dogs under close control.
• Consider other people.

For a copy of the new (July 2004) Countryside code follow this link,
or telephone 08701 201273.

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