Privacy Policy

This is a privacy policy for Dorchester Literacy Festival. We respect your privacy. Here is an outline of the information that Dorchester Literacy Festival gathers, how it is used, and how you can opt-out.

If you have any questions about this privacy policy, please either write to us at:

Dorchester Literary Festival
Winfrith House
High Street
Winfrith Newburgh
Dorchester
Dorset
DT2 8JW
ENGLAND

or email contact@dorchesterliteraryfestival.com

Site Visits

Whenever you request a page through your browser, information is stored in a log. This information includes:

  • Your IP address (or that of your service provider)
  • Date and time
  • The address of the site from which you came (such as a search engine)

This information cannot be used to identify specific individuals. It is used for website administration, anonymous user analysis and to help develop and improve the site.

We also use Google Analytics to monitor the performance of this website and improve its effectiveness and the services we offer. Information about Google Analytics can be found here. http://www.google.com/analytics/

Cookies and E-mail Addresses

Cookies are used only for storing login and session information.

E-mail addresses and other details collected are not sold or disclosed to third parties.

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  • Thank you for organising the Dorchester Literary Festival. It was our first year...and will certainly attend again. We particularly enjoyed Victoria Hislop (with a good interviewer), Kate Adie and Dr Julia Shaw on Memory - excellent presentation and interesting subject.

    Daphne Larner
    Feedback From 2016 Festival

  • I thoroughly enjoyed all six events I attended and would have done many more if my time had allowed. Congratulations to all the people involved for a very well organised event. I am most certainly looking forward to next year's events calendar- the dates are already in my diary.

    Andrea Clarke
    Feedback From 2016 Festival

  • All of us in the Hardy Society were very positive about 'our' first night and the subsequent events. I thought Tony's event with Rachel and Dinah worked very well with interesting conversations from the both of the women.

    You and Paul must be very happy with the positive way Dorchester people are continuing to embrace the Festival, and in impressively increasing numbers. Congratulations to both of you.

    Next year's dates are already in our diaries and we are looking forward to meeting up with you soon to discuss our involvement.

    Mike Nixon, Thomas Hardy Society
    Feedback From 2016 Festival

  • Thank you for allowing me to be part of this great event. Well done to both of you, fantastic event.

    Michael Dooley, Poundbury Clinic
    Feedback From 2016 Festival

  • Kate Adie's Desert Island Books was thoroughly enjoyable! I had no idea she was (a) so glamorous and (b) so delightfully funny.

    Sue Slater
    Feedback From 2016 Festival

  • We thoroughly enjoyed the Literary Festival again this year and eagerly await the next one...Thank you for bringing a great event to Dorchester. 

    Christina Hicks
    Feedback From 2016 Festival