Terms and conditions

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Legal notices.

YOU MUST READ ALL TERMS OF USE AND CERTIFY YOU UNDERSTAND THE TERMS OF USE OF www.britishshootingshow.com or Time Well Spent Projects Limited, the operators and owners of this website. (Hereafter sometimes referred to as “This website”.)

If you do not agree with any of the Terms of Use, DO NOT USE THIS SITE. Your continued use of this Site evidences your agreement to be bound by each of the Terms of Use and constitutes a legally binding contract between you and “This website”.

Material from the Site may not be copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, posted, transmitted, distributed, modified, transferred, sold, displayed, or in any way commercially exploited in whole or in part. You must obtain the prior written consent of Time Well Spent Projects Limited. for any other use of the Materials.

This Site contains links to pages on other sites, and those sites may offer products and/or services for sale (“Linked Sites”). You acknowledge and agree that “This Website” has no responsibility for the accuracy or availability of information provided by Linked Sites. Links to Linked Sites do not constitute an endorsement by “This website” or the sponsors of such Linked Sites or the content, products, advertising or other materials presented on the Linked Sites. You acknowledge and agree that www.britishshootingshow.com or Time Well Spent Projects Limited. are not responsible or liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with use of or reliance on any such content, goods, or services available on the Linked Sites or resources.

This site is intended for the provision of general information only in respect of what may be present at The Great British Shooting Show.

Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information, it cannot be relied on. The content of “The website” may be subject to change or alteration and it is entirely the responsibility of the user to check on such information separately.

Contents.

1. Introduction.

2. Information on the Website.

3. Trade Marks.

4. External Links.

5. Warranties.

6. Disclaimer of Liability.

7. Use of the Website.

8. General.

9. Copyright.

10. Ticket return, refund & cancelation.

11. Delivery policy.

12. Currency.

1. Introduction.

The Website Owner, including subsidiaries and affiliates (“Website” or “Website Owner” or “we” or “us” or “our”) provides the information contained on this website or any of the pages comprising the website (“website”) to visitors (“visitors”) (cumulatively referred to as “you” or “your” hereinafter) subject to the terms and conditions set out in these website terms and conditions, the privacy policy and any other relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices which may be applicable to a specific section or module of this website.

2. Information on the Website.

Whilst every effort is made to update the information contained on this website, neither the Website Owner nor any third party or data or content provider make any representations or warranties, whether express, implied in law or residual, as to the sequence, accuracy, completeness or reliability of information, opinions, any share price information, research information, data and/or content contained on the website (including but not limited to any information which may be provided by any third party or data or content providers) (“information”) and shall not be bound in any manner by any information contained on the website. The Website Owner reserves the right at any time to change or discontinue without notice, any aspect or feature of this website. No information shall be construed as advice and information is offered for information purposes only and is not intended for trading purposes. You and your company rely on the information contained on this website at your own risk. If you find an error or omission at this site, please let us know.

3. Trade Marks.

The trade marks, names, logos and service marks (collectively “trade marks”) displayed on this website are registered and unregistered trade marks of the Website Owner and third parties. Nothing contained on this website should be construed as granting any licence or right to use any trade mark without the prior written permission of the Website Owner or the owner of the trademark or registered design.

4. External Links.

External links may be provided for your convenience, but they are beyond the control of the Website Owner and no representation is made as to their content. Use or reliance on any external links and the content thereon provided is at your own risk. When visiting external links you must refer to that external websites terms and conditions of use. No hypertext links shall be created from any website controlled by you or otherwise to this website without the express prior written permission of the Website Owner. Please contact us if you would like to link to this website or would like to request a link to your website.

5. Warranties.

The Website Owner makes no warranties, representations, statements or guarantees (whether express, implied in law or residual) regarding the website, the information contained on the website, your or your company’s personal information or material and information transmitted over our system.

6. Disclaimer of Liability.

The Website Owner shall not be responsible for and disclaims all liability for any loss, liability, damage (whether direct, indirect or consequential), personal injury or expense of any nature whatsoever which may be suffered by you or any third party (including your company), as a result of or which may be attributable, directly or indirectly, to your access and use of the website, any information contained on the website, your or your company’s personal information or material and information transmitted over our system. In particular, neither the Website Owner nor any third party or data or content provider shall be liable in any way to you or to any other person, firm or corporation whatsoever for any loss, liability, damage (whether direct or consequential), personal injury or expense of any nature whatsoever arising from any delays, inaccuracies, errors in, or omission of any share price information or the transmission thereof, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon or occasioned thereby or by reason of non-performance or interruption, or termination thereof.

7. Use of the Website.

The Website Owner does not make any warranty or representation that information on the website is appropriate for use in any jurisdiction (other than Great Britain ). By accessing the website, you warrant and represent to the Website Owner that you are legally entitled to do so and to make use of information made available via the website.

8. General.

8.1 Entire Agreement.

These website terms and conditions constitute the sole record of the agreement between you and the Website Owner in relation to your use of the website. Neither you nor the Website Owner shall be bound by any express tacit or implied representation, warranty, promise or the like not recorded herein. Unless otherwise specifically stated these website terms and conditions supersede and replace all prior commitments, undertakings or representations, whether written or oral, between you and the Website Owner in respect of your use of the website.

8.2 Alteration.

the Website Owner may at any time modify any relevant terms and conditions, policies or notices. You acknowledge that by visiting the website from time to time, you shall become bound to the current version of the relevant terms and conditions (the “current version”) and, unless stated in the current version, all previous versions shall be superseded by the current version. You shall be responsible for reviewing the then current version each time you visit the website.

8.3 Conflict.

Where any conflict or contradiction appears between the provisions of these website terms and conditions and any other relevant terms and conditions, policies or notices, the other relevant terms and conditions, policies or notices which relate specifically to a particular section or module of the website shall prevail in respect of your use of the relevant section or module of the website.

8.4 Waiver.

No indulgence or extension of time which either you or the Website Owner may grant to the other will constitute a waiver of or, whether by estoppels or otherwise, limit any of the existing or future rights of the grantor in terms hereof, save in the event or to the extent that the grantor has signed a written document expressly waiving or limiting such rights.

8.5 Cession.

The Website Owner shall be entitled to cede, assign and delegate all or any of its rights and obligations in terms of any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices to any third party.

8.6 Severability.

All provisions of any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices are, notwithstanding the manner in which they have been grouped together or linked grammatically, severable from each other. Any provision of any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices, which is or becomes unenforceable in any jurisdiction, whether due to voidness, invalidity, illegality, unlawfulness or for any reason whatever, shall, in such jurisdiction only and only to the extent that it is so unenforceable, be treated as pro non scripto and the remaining provisions of any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices shall remain in full force and effect.

8.7 Applicable laws.

Any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Great Britain without giving effect to any principles of conflict of law. You hereby consent to the exclusive jurisdiction of the High Court of Great Britain in respect of any disputes arising in connection with the website, or any relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices or any matter related to or in connection therewith.

8.8 Comments or Questions.

If you have any questions, comments or concerns arising from the website, the privacy policy or any other relevant terms and conditions, policies and notices or the way in which we are handling your personal information please contact us.

9. Copyright.

This website, text, information and images contained within it are the intellectual property and copyright to Time Well Spent Projects Limited. Such material may not be copied, reproduced, used in printed or electronic media or forwarded to a third party without the express and written consent of The British Shooting Show or Time Well Spent Projects Limited If such action is seen to take place or brought to our attention the organisers reserve the right to claim for damages and compensation in a court of law.

10. Ticket return, refund and cancellation policy.

It should be noted that there are no refunds available on ticket purchases for the British Shooting Show. Once a ticket is purchased, it is considered final and cannot be returned or exchanged for any reason. It is important for individuals to carefully consider their decision to purchase a ticket before doing so, as there will be no opportunity for a refund if they are unable to attend the event for any reason. This policy is in place to ensure that the event is able to properly plan for attendance and avoid any last-minute complications that may arise from refunds or cancellations.

11. Delivery policy.

Tickets will be emailed to you once the transaction has been completed. Please either download these digitally onto a smartphone or print these off and bring them to the show with you. You will not be able to gain entry without your ticket. Please consider the environment and only print your ticket(s) if you don’t have access to a smartphone.

12. Currency.

All transactions are in British Pound Sterling.

Terms and Conditions and Legal notices for Exhibitors and Contractors.

The Great British Shooting Show is a trading name of Time Well Spent Projects Limited.
REGULATIONS governing the acceptance of entries for Trade Stands at The British Shooting Show.

1. Definition of terms.

a) Regulations.

This term is applied to all requirements laid down by the Organisers for the conduct of The Great British Shooting Show and/or to any further additions or amendments as may be deemed necessary by the Organisers.

b) The Show.

This term shall mean The Great British Shooting Show

c) Organisers.

This term shall mean Time Well Spent Projects Limited their servants or agents.

d) Exhibitor(s).

This term shall include all employees, contractors, servants and agents and exhibitors, suppliers of any company or organisation exhibiting at the Show.

e) Trade Stand(s).

This term shall include the area(s) and site(s) allocated by the Organisers to exhibitors for the purpose of trading/exhibiting at the Show.

f) Showground.

This term shall include all land covered by the Show including access tracks, car parks, arenas and Trade Stands.

g) Guns.

This shall mean any firearm, shotgun, air rifle or air pistol. Realistic Imitation Firearms, de-acts, or section 58 (2) guns.

h) Certificate in relation to guns:

This will mean a certificate that is relevant and appropriate to the type of gun(s) that are in the care of an individual or exhibiting company.

i) – Vehicle “owners”:

The term “owner” when relating to any vehicle on the showground shall mean the individual, company or business that the vehicle is in the care of or being used by, whether owned, rented, hired or loaned to. (See also section 7 (b).)

2. Application of regulations.

a) The control of the Showground is in the hands of the Organisers whose decisions are final and binding on all Exhibitors.

b) The Organisers shall have the right without appeal to resolve all cases which are not provided for in the Regulations.

c) Any person or organisation failing to comply with the Regulations or directions from the Organisers may be instructed to leave the Showground and no refund of any site or other charges will be made by the Organisers. It is also specifically accepted by the exhibitor that their failure to comply with the regulations exempts the organiser from any claims for consequential losses due to the decision to remove them from the site.

3. Site bookings.

a) All applications for Trade Stands must be made in writing or by email.

b) The Organisers reserve the right to refuse in whole or in any part any application. Acceptance or rejection of the application, in whole or part, together with the allocation site, will be notified in writing by the Organisers.

c) Exhibitors may express a preference for Trade Stand sites, however, sites will be allocated on a first come first served basis and no guarantee can be given that the preferred sites will be available.

d) Participation in The British Shooting Show does not bestow any rights to participate in the show in subsequent years.

e) Prior to the Show, the Organisers reserve the right to change the layout and the location of stands without prior notice.
Trade Stands location and provision with reference to Exhibitors & Contractors;

f) The Organisers reserve the right to change the location of any Trade Stand site previously allocated.

g) The sub-letting and/or sub-contracting of Trade Stands is strictly prohibited.

h) Boundaries of sites will be clearly marked by the Organisers. Exhibitors are to ensure that exhibits, including all support equipment, tentage and guy ropes are contained on each defined Trade Stand site area.

i) Acceptance of quote or invoice for a trade stand. The receipt and acceptance by the exhibitor of an invoice for the facilities and services to be provided and full payment or part payment of such invoice(s) shall be deemed as an acceptance of these terms and conditions by the exhibitor or contractor. j) If an exhibitor fails to pay any monies due, that have been invoiced, within 7 days of any time specified on the invoice or any subsequent written demands or statements, the organisers reserve the right to cancel such exhibitors stand. Any payments already made will only be refundable at the absolute discretion of the organiser and the organiser will not be held responsible for any consequential losses or costs that may be incurred by the exhibitor due to the cancelation of the stand under these terms. When booking, the acceptance of a quote and/or invoice is a binding contract between you and the organisers.

4. Setting up.

a) Entry is solely by presentation of valid passes which will be dispatched by the Organisers.

b) Exhibitors must report to the designated reception point before proceeding to their allocated site(s).

c) Any Exhibitor or goods arriving earlier will be turned away unless the express written permission of the Organisers has been obtained.

d) Exhibitors are to ensure that they are available on site to receive all deliveries as the Organisers are unable to handle exhibitors’ equipment unless by prior agreement in writing.

e) Goods and equipment consigned to the Showground with insufficient information to identify the   consignee will be returned to sender.

f) Setting up of Trade Stands must be completed by 09.00pm on Thursday. No vehicles will be allowed on the Trade Stand area or secure site area after this time.

g) Exhibitors must remain in the immediate area of their Trade Stand at all times. Specifically exhibitors displaying firearms will ensure their stand is manned at all times.

h) Exhibitors will abide by any rules regarding where vehicles may or may not be driven, parked on or unloaded on the showground.

5. Electrical and water supplies.

a) The organisers designated contractor is solely designated to provide an electricity supply to individual Trade Stands on the pre payment of the appropriate or listed charge. The following regulations will be adhered to;

a.1. BS 7671:2001 and amendments I.E.E Wiring Regulations.

a.2. BS 7909:1998 Code of Practice for the design and installation of temporary electrical distribution systems delivering a.c. electrical supplies for lighting, technical services and other entertainment related purposes.

a.3. BS 5266-1:2005 Emergency Lighting – Part 1 Code of Practice for the emergency lighting of premises.

a.4. Statutory Instrument 1989 No.635 – The Electricity at Work Regulations.

a.5. All traders with portable appliances must have a label indicating that the article has passed a Portable Appliance Test in the 12 months preceding the show.

6. Caterers.

a) Exhibitors may use the services of any caterers for the convenience of their clients, but no charges must be made for refreshments to the general public except by the Organisers’ official caterers and concessionaires.

b) No exhibitors of food or other refreshments may offer goods for sale except by special arrangement.

c) Exhibitors are responsible for complying with all Public Health and Food Hygiene Regulations and requirements, and are reminded that regulations apply even when the refreshments are offered free of charge.

d) Disposal of waste catering water as per the Environmental Health Department of the Local Council instructions states that any waste water generated must be taken away not put into a soil pit or onto the ground surface. Using disposables and not washing up should eliminate this problem.

e) If you are offering food [beyond hot and cold drinks and pre-packed long life goods, such as biscuits and crisps] to customers, you need a properly documented Food Safety Management System, including diary, which must be available for inspection on Show day by Local Authority Officers and our own consultant. If you are unclear what this means, then speak with your own Local Environmental Health Officer or go to www.food.gov.uk

7. Site management.

a) Exhibitors are required to keep their sites and adjacent walkways tidy at all times. Rubbish is to be placed in the bins provided by the Organisers.

b) Exhibitors are to ensure that their sites are staffed whilst the Show is open to the public. Exhibitors failing to comply will forfeit both site and fees paid.

c) Trade Stand exhibits or any equipment containing moving parts must be fitted with the necessary guards to comply with standard safety regulations governing that particular exhibit.

d) Exhibitors wishing to erect any mast or structure higher than 4 metres are to provide full details of such a requirement to the Organisers and receive written consent to do so.

e) Exhibitors are not to obstruct or allow to be obstructed any gangways or open spaces, and no sign or projection may be hung or projected over gangways or open spaces, or in any way affect neighbouring Exhibitors’ displays.

f) Exhibitors wishing to erect any sign, placard or advertisement at any location other than their allocated site, are to obtain the written permission of the Organisers.

g) There are no facilities for storage on the Showground.

h) As the supply of certain services, e.g. catering, furnishings, is not within the direct control of the Organisers, the Organisers shall not incur any liability to any Exhibitor for any loss or damage if any of such services shall wholly or partly fail or cease to be available, nor shall the Exhibitor be entitled to any allowance in respect of any payments made for the participation in the Show.

• If any exhibitor behaves in a manner which is considered to, or likely to cause alarm, distress, disruption or inconvenience to other exhibitors or visitors, or behaves in a manner considered to be inappropriate or disruptive the organisers reserve the right to stop such an exhibitor continuing with their business and to ensure their removal from the showground. The exhibitor will forfeit any costs incurred to the organisers and will be charged with any costs incurred by the organisers in effecting the removal of the exhibitor. (See also 2 a, b & c – Application of Regulations.)

7.b Vehicles on the show ground.

1) The term “owner” will also be applied to any exhibitor where a vehicle is found to be “owned” by a contractor, volunteer helper, employee, guest or any person, company or organization that is onsite at the request of, or in the service of such exhibitor. (Also see section 1(i) – Definition of terms.)

2) All vehicles must have an official vehicle pass, which must be clearly displayed in the windscreen of the vehicle at all times.

3) Vehicles are not permitted on Indoor Trade Stands. Vehicles must be parked in the designated Exhibitor car parking areas as directed by the Organisers. Once established on site, vehicles are not to be moved on the site except to vacate the Show after 16.30 Sunday. The only exception to this condition is for exhibitors vehicles parked in the “exhibitor day parking area” that is within the secure exhibition perimeter.

4) The organisers reserve the right to remove any vehicles that are not parked in officially designated parking areas or that are obstructing access roads, obscuring signage or in the opinion of the organisers causing a nuisance or preventing the smooth running of the show. The cost of removing any vehicle will be charged to the “owner”. If a vehicle cannot be removed the organisers reserve the right to make a rental charge to the “owner” for the ground area that the vehicle is occupying. Such rental charge will be made as if the vehicle remains where it is for the full opening times of the show and will be calculated on the basis of being proportional to the list price of such space within the exhibition halls.

5) All vehicles on site and within the “secure perimeter area” must have an official, appropriate and relevant pass to gain access to such areas. This pass must be displayed in the vehicle at all times. Failure to comply will constitute a serious breach of security and may result in the exhibiting company being asked to vacate the showground and/or the vehicle being removed with any costs being charged, to the “owner” of the vehicle. (See also (d) above and section 2 – a, b & c – Application of regulations.)

8. Site clearance.

a) No Exhibitor may cease operation before 16.30 on Sunday.

b) Sites must be cleared by no later than midday Monday unless prior written permission has been obtained from the Organisers. After this date the Organisers may have any object found removed and the cost will be charged to the Exhibitor.

c) Exhibitors will be responsible for clearing the site of all goods, equipment, decorations, rubbish etc and replacing turf, filling post holes and making good any damage to the ground.

9. Cancellation & liabilities.

a) Upon acceptance of a quote, the exhibitor acknowledges and agrees to the terms and conditions. Full payment, or the specified part payment as outlined in the invoice, is mandatory. In the event of cancellation, the exhibitor remains obligated to settle the remaining balance of the invoice.

10. Liability, safety and security

(Also see Firearms, Shotguns and Airguns / Safety Notice – item 11)

a) The Organisers will not accept liability for any accident, damage or loss that may occur to any Exhibitor or to any animal or article while entering or leaving or during the period it is on the Showground.

b) The Organisers will not accept liability for damage to any stand or loss of any exhibits or articles on the Showground.

c) Exhibitors are responsible for the security of their exhibits and property at all times (also see Firearms, Shotguns and Airguns / Safety Notice – Item11) and are advised to insure their exhibits against such loss or damage including risk of fire.

d) Exhibitors are responsible for the safety of all third parties in respect of their activities and especially for the safe operation of any working exhibits or displays.

e) Access to Trade Stands must be provided at all times for the Organisers and official safety services for inspection purposes.

f) Exhibitors are responsible for their own security arrangements.

g) Exhibitors will be held responsible for loss or damage or injury to property (including other exhibits) and persons, caused by themselves, their servants or agents.

h) Each Exhibitor participating in the Show agrees to indemnify the Organisers against all claims of whatsoever nature which may be made against the Organisers, arising out of, or in any way connected with, such Exhibitor’s participation in the Show. This provision is specifically agreed by the Exhibitor to be fair and reasonable.

i) If an application is received from any organisation, whose affairs are, for any reason, placed in the hands of a receiver, that application shall, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Organisers, automatically become null and void even if accepted.

j) Exhibitors must comply with all UK Statutory Requirements and Regulations whilst participating in the Show.

k) The Organisers reserve the right to refuse any entry whatsoever and also reserve the right to cancel any entry which may have been accepted without any reason being given, or decline at any stage to admit any proposed exhibit, or to order the removal of, or to remove any person or any exhibit, from the Show. Whenever under this regulation an application for space is refused, or an allocation of space is cancelled by the Organisers, or an exhibit is refused admission or removed, the fees paid for such space may at the discretion of the Organisers be refunded, and if refunded, shall be accepted by the Exhibitor or intending Exhibitor, in full satisfaction of all claims against the Organisers.

l) Visitors entering the Show do so entirely at their own risk. No liability will be accepted by the Organisers, their servants, agents, independent contractors or sponsors for any injury (including fatal injury), illness, damage or loss whatsoever directly or indirectly occasioned to person or property whether due to negligence or otherwise howsoever subject to the provisions of the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. Nor will the Organisers be obliged to refund any entrance monies should the Show not take place or be curtailed or postponed for any reason.

m) The Organisers reserves the right to refuse entry to vehicles and/or persons to the Show and/or to divert visitors to car park areas.

11. The display & security of shotguns, firearms or airguns.

a) RFD License holders will, at all times, strictly abide by the terms and conditions of such certificates and any other official published guidelines relevant to the possession & security of guns.

b) During the official opening times of the show and whenever the visiting public is present in the exhibition halls, exhibitors displaying any Firearms, Shotguns or Air Guns will at all times, provide sufficient staff to man their exhibition stand so as to provide adequate security and control and observation of visitors to their stand.

c) During the official opening hours of the show, and at all times that members of the visiting public are in  attendance in the exhibition halls, all Firearms, Shotguns and Air Guns will be securely displayed with an acceptable form of locking or security system to prevent unauthorised removal or unsupervised handling of such items by members of the public.

d) Air Rifles can be fired only on the Official Air Gun Range. Authorisation by the organisation that is responsible for the Air Gun Range will be required before using the range. Strict compliance of any such rules and practices laid down by the organisers of the Airgun Range will also be required.

e) Shotguns can be demonstrated or used by invited guests on The Clay Shooting Line but only with the permission of the official Clay Shooting Area organisers, and only within the codes of practice and rules laid down by The Organiser responsible for operating the Clay Shooting Line.

f) Guns will be kept unloaded at all times, except when being used on the air rifle range and then only under the safety conditions imposed in such places. When carrying guns away from the exhibitors display stand and in public areas they will be carried unloaded and in a slip, bag or case.

• Any infringement of these rules or the terms of any relevant firearms or shotgun certificate by an exhibiting company or their employees, agents or guests, will result in the exhibiting company being considered in breach of these regulations. Such exhibiting company will forfeit the right to continue exhibiting at the show for its duration and article 2 of these rules will apply.

• Any behaviour or practice in relation to the handling or display of firearms, which in the opinion of the organisers is considered to be inappropriate or dangerous may result in the exhibitor being asked to close their stand, remove their exhibits and leave the showground. (See also 2 – a, b & c – Application of Regulations.)

g) UK Legislation will solely apply to any matter regarding the handling or possession, use or display and sale of any guns on the show ground.

12. Smoking and Vaping

The smoking ban in enclosed public spaces started on 1st July 2007. For Trade exhibitors this means that smoking is not allowed in the halls, exhibition vehicles or any other enclosed spaces. If it happens three offences are committed: by the smoker, the trade exhibitor and the show organisers. There is, however, nothing to prevent people smoking in the open air, so please ask people to step outside.

Vaping is also not allowed in the halls under any circumstances, you may vape outdoors

13. Insurance requirements.

a) Contractors and Exhibitors are required to hold third party liability insurance with a minimum of £1,000,000 cover.

b) Proof of such insurance shall be available on demand, for the organisers to see.

14. Sales regulations.

a) Exhibitors’ stands/exhibits are expected to be of a high standard appropriate to the Show.

b) The sale of the following articles is prohibited without prior written permission from the Organisers: Balloons, Lottery, Raffle or Gaming Tickets, Soft toys ticket draws. Any other products as may be specified in writing to individual Exhibitors by the Organisers.

c) The use of microphones and amplifiers to assist sales is prohibited. The Organisers reserve the right to demand the removal of any equipment about which complaints are received.

d) The sale of any articles, display posters or distribution of pamphlets other than from an exhibitor’s stand is forbidden.

e) Charging for admission to an Exhibitor’s stand is forbidden.

f) The use of fairground equipment is forbidden without written permission of the Organisers.

g) The sale of articles by auction is forbidden.

h) Animals may not be exhibited on a stand without prior written permission of the Organisers.

i) Exhibitors are requested not to play music which may constitute a nuisance.

15. In case of emergency.

a) Immediately notify any of the Organisers at the main show reception and/or office.

b) Ensure all personnel are calmly moved away from the incident.

c) Keep access ways clear for emergency services vehicles.

16. Jurisdiction and law.

a) These terms and conditions apply to all companies & exhibitors present on the showground, and their staff, agents, suppliers, partners, contractors, guests, helpers, advisors and demonstrators. These terms and conditions, and exhibition activities, and any disputes that may arise from them will be governed by and be in the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts and laws of England and Wales.

b) It is the exhibitors responsibility that any of the above persons or companies being onsite at their bequest or actions are made aware of every aspect of these terms & conditions. Should any of these persons or companies make any claim or take any action independently against the organisers then the exhibiting company will be responsible for the legal costs of the organisers and any claims made against them.

17. General.

a) If any part, item or element of these terms and conditions may be deemed to be illegal or unenforceable under the laws of England and Wales then that specific element or item will be excluded but the remainder of the terms and conditions will still be deemed to be effective and legally binding.

b) The organiser reserves the right to make amendments or alter the specification and layout of the exhibition without prior notice.

c) The rules and legislation regarding Data Protection and contained within the Data Protection Act will apply to both exhibitor and organiser within the confines and operating boundaries of activities undertaken at or within the remit of the exhibition.

d) In some parts of these regulations other relevant parts of the regulations are specifically referred to at the end of a particular section or sub section. It is accepted that this is purely for the purposes of highlighting a particular issue. The exhibitor should therefore not assume that this is done wherever there is more than one relevant reference to an issue, and should read the complete set of regulations on the basis that cross referencing is not made on all issues.

e) Press must apply 21 days prior to the show’s first open day.

f) We reserve the right to ask for ID to verify your age for Under 16 tickets.  Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult to enter the show

18. Exhibitor Agreement and Payment Obligations

Acceptance of Quote & Payment Liability

By accepting a quote for exhibition space or participation, the exhibitor (“Exhibitor”) enters into a legally binding agreement with Time Well Spent Projects Limited. The Exhibitor is fully liable for the total agreed balance, regardless of attendance at the event.

Cancellation & Non-Attendance

• No Refunds: Once a quote is accepted, the Exhibitor is obligated to pay the full balance. No refunds, credits, or transfers will be provided under any circumstances, including but not limited to cancellation by the Exhibitor or failure to attend.

• Reallocation of Space: The Organiser reserves the right to reallocate any abandoned or unpaid exhibition space without releasing the Exhibitor from their financial obligations.

19. Assignment.

The exhibitor is not entitled to assign or delegate any of its rights or obligations contained in these terms and conditions.

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