Terms & Conditions

These terms apply to all Touch Base website users. By using the website you confirm your acceptance of these terms. We will not be liable if our site is temporarily unavailable at any time. We may occasionally restrict access to some parts of our site. 

This site contains direct links to other websites. These links are for personal convenience; they do not signify that we endorse or have any ownership of the content and transactions available on these linked sites.

All material on this site is protected by copyright. Our status as the authors of material on our site must at all times be acknowledged.  Content may only be copied, downloaded and reproduced for personal use. It must not be used in any way for commercial purposes unless written consent is granted.

You must not knowingly misuse our site by introducing viruses, Trojans, worms or other materials, which are technologically harmful. By breaching this stipulation, you would commit a criminal offence under the Computer Misuse Act of 1990. We will not be liable for any loss or damage caused in the unlikely event that viruses infect your computer while using our site.

Contracts to supply users with goods or services will only be created upon acceptance of an order in writing, by email or by fulfilling that order. Products and services advertised on this website may not always be available. We have the right to remove and withdraw any goods at any time.

Advertising with Touch base

All copy supplied by advertisers is held at the owner’s risk.

The Advertiser accepts to comply in all respects with the requirements of the British Code of Advertising Practice (BCAP).

Touch Base is entitled to reject any advertisement submitted for publication.

Competitions 


Specific rules apply to each competition as detailed below

If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions about alternative site use please feel free to contact our editor, Karen Jones on 0121 428 6405

Your use of this website, these terms and any matters arising are subject to the laws of England. Any dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of England.