Intellectual Property Rights

Ownership of Content

All content, materials, graphics, logos, design elements, text, images, layout, software and any other components appearing on this website (collectively, the “Content”) are protected by copyright, trade marks and other applicable intellectual property laws.
Unless otherwise stated, all Content is the exclusive property of © Daniel Matthew or is used under a valid licence from third-party rights holders.

Permitted Use

You are permitted to:

• Access and view the Content for personal, private and non-commercial use only.

• Print or download extracts of the Content to your local device solely for personal, non-commercial purposes.

All permitted copies must remain unaltered. You must not remove, obscure or modify any copyright notices, trade marks or proprietary rights statements included in the Content.

Prohibited Use

Except as expressly allowed above, you may not:

• Modify, edit, adapt, translate or create derivative works from any Content.

• Copy, reproduce, republish, upload, post, transmit, distribute or otherwise make the Content available for commercial purposes.

• Use any Content for public display, performance or broadcast.

• Incorporate any portion of the website or its Content into any other website, publication, platform or digital/printed work.

• Use any automated system (including bots, scrapers or data-mining tools) to access, extract or reuse any part of the Content.

• Claim ownership of or imply endorsement by any Content.

Trade Marks

All trade marks, logos, service marks and brand features displayed on this website are the sole property of Daniel Matthew or their respective owners. Nothing contained on this site should be interpreted as granting any licence or right to use any trade mark without prior written consent from the trade mark owner.

Enforcement of Rights

Any unauthorised use of the Content or intellectual property rights may result in civil or criminal penalties. We reserve the right to take appropriate legal action to protect our rights and those of our licensors.