Living persons and the deceased Living persons (family named on a notice, condolence authors, account holders) have privacy rights under GDPR. Deceased persons are not protected in the same way, but we still respect dignity and family wishes about funeral notices.
If you are grieving and need a notice quietly taken down, choose Funeral notice — family request . We will not treat this as a game or a dispute scoreboard.
What do you need? Remove information from the site Ask us to take down a notice, parish detail, or other public content. Correct inaccurate information Wrong Mass time, spelling, or factual error about you or a parish. Access the personal data we hold about me A subject-access style request for living persons. Delete my account Funeral director or other signed-in account deletion. Remove a condolence I posted Regret or privacy — we can hide or remove your message. Funeral notice — family request Family or estate request about a funeral notice. We treat these with care. Stop emails / unsubscribe Alerts, watches, or Mass reminders. Include the email address used — or use /email-preferences. Report a privacy concern Personal data exposed or used wrongly. Copyright or intellectual property Report content that infringes your rights. Safeguarding concern Will be routed to restricted staff. For immediate danger call emergency services. Other Anything else related to privacy or trust.
Ask us to take down a notice, parish detail, or other public content.