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Data Use and Access Act 2025 – Key Changes Now in Force

27/02/2026 by Amelia Boswell

Important changes to UK data protection law came into force on 5th February 2026 under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. The good news … Read more

Categories Children's data, Data Protection, Data security, ICO, News Tags data protection act 2025, Data Tarrifs, DSARs, GDPR, ICO, Mark Gracey GDPR

What June 2026 Means for Data Protection Complaints in the UK

05/12/2025 by Amelia Boswell

According to the latest ICO figures, data protection complaints are on the rise. And with new legislation on the horizon, UK businesses face a fundamental … Read more

Categories ICO, News, Privacy Tags data protection, data protection complaint, DUAA, GDPR, June 2026, Mark Gracey GDPR, new legislation

GDPR Simplification Proposal: Reducing Burden or Weakening Protection?

28/10/202516/10/2025 by Amelia Boswell

In May 2025, the European Commission published a proposal that has sparked considerable debate within the data protection community. As part of its Fourth Omnibus … Read more

Categories Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIA), Enforcement, News Tags GDPR, GDPR simplification, GDPR simplification package, Mark Gracey GDPR

ICO steps up its game on cookies

27/02/2025 by Amelia Boswell

After years of not really pushing cookie compliance, it seems the ICO has really got the cookie chip between its teeth of late. As well … Read more

Categories ICO Tags cookie usage, GDPR, ICO, Mark Gracey GDPR, personal information storage, website use

Responsible use of AI in recruitment

24/01/2025 by Mark Gracey

When it comes to recruitment, Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools can be used for everything from scanning CVs to identify potential candidates to consider further, as … Read more

Categories Data processors, Data security, ICO, Legal Tags AI, AI in recruitment, GDPR, Mark Gracey GDPR, Responsible AI in Recruitment
GDPR & Coronavirus Perfect Storm

Two years of GDPR and Coronavirus: The Perfect GDPR Storm

22/05/2020 by Mark Gracey

Monday 25th May 2020 marks the two year anniversary of GDPR coming into force across the EU, including the UK. The GDPR requires you to … Read more

Categories Data Protection Tags annual review, GDPR, support

German data protection regulator issues €9.5m fine for security failings

10/12/2019 by Mark Gracey

The German Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (BfDI) has issued 1&1 Telecom with a €9,550,000 fine for security failings (English translation) in … Read more

Categories Data security, Enforcement, EU Tags GDPR, security

ICO intends to fine BA and Marriott (£183m and £99m)

09/07/2019 by Mark Gracey

This week the ICO has published statements on its intentions to fine British Airways £183m and Marriott Hotels £99m for breaches of GDPR. But before … Read more

Categories Enforcement Tags British Airways, fines, GDPR, ICO, Marriott Hotels

UK’s Data Protection Act 2018 challenged for immigration exemptions

09/07/2019 by Mark Gracey

PICUM (the Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants) have issued a press release saying they have “filed a formal complaint to the European Commission … Read more

Categories Court action Tags Data Protection Act 2018, exemptions, GDPR
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First GDPR fine in Poland for breach of Article 14 of the GDPR

02/04/2019 by Mark Gracey

The Polish data protection authority (UODO) has fined a company PLN943k (about £188k) for failure to inform data subjects about how they came to have … Read more

Categories News Tags Article 14, fine, GDPR, Poland, right to be informed
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