Legal Notice for the St Andrews Hall Norwich Reference Guide

Responsibility for this website

This website is published and maintained by:

Declan Fowler
49 Simone Weil Avenue
Weare Giffard
EX39 2SJ
United Kingdom
Telephone: 077 1451 1446

What this website is

An independently published reference guide to the buildings at St Andrews Plain in Norwich, covering their history, architecture, rooms, performance record and practical visiting information. It is an editorial resource. It covers the complex as a subject and not acting for it in any capacity, and it has no role in the operation of the premises.

Bookings, ticketing, programming and access to the premises are matters for Norwich City Council, which owns and operates the complex. Enquiries of that kind should go to the council’s venue team, and the contact page explains the distinction. Anything concerning the premises themselves sits outside the scope of this guide.

Accuracy of content

The information here is compiled with care from public records, published archives, contemporary listings and the venue operator’s own published material. Historical material in particular is drawn from sources that are themselves incomplete, and the guide says so where the record is thin. Where the underlying record is thin or contested, the guide says so instead of filling the gap.

No warranty is given that the content is complete, current or free from error. Capacities, access arrangements, licensing and event schedules change, and anything that materially affects a decision should be confirmed with the operator before it is relied upon. Corrections are welcomed through the contact page. Corrections are welcomed and are the main way the guide improves.

Links to other websites

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A link is not an endorsement of the linked organisation, its products or its opinions. Links are placed because they are useful or because they point to the authoritative source for something, and for no other reason. Where one points at an authority, it does so because that body is the right source.

Copyright

The text and original illustrations on this site are the property of the publisher unless stated otherwise, and are protected by copyright. Reasonable quotation with attribution is welcome. Systematic copying or republication of substantial portions is not permitted without consent. Quoting a passage with attribution is fine; lifting a page wholesale is not.

Material reproduced or referred to from third-party archives remains the property of its respective owners and is used here for reference and identification rather than reproduced in substance. Anyone wishing to reuse such material should approach the holding archive instead of this publisher, since the rights do not sit here.

Trade marks and names

Names of buildings, organisations, orchestras, performers and events are used descriptively, for the purpose of identifying the subject matter. Their use does not imply any association with, or endorsement by, the parties concerned. No association with, or endorsement by, any of the parties named should be inferred from their appearance here.

Data protection

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Governing law

This notice and the use of this website are governed by the law of England and Wales, and any dispute arising falls to be determined in the courts of that jurisdiction. Nothing here is intended to exclude any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, nor to affect the statutory rights of a consumer.