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We may use cookies to collect information about you and to identify you during your visit to our website. This enables us to review our web statistics; information such as the type of browser you are using, the website that referred you or how many times you have visited the site will be recorded. We collect this information to better tailor our site to your interests and needs and to ensure users get the best possible experience when visiting the site. We do not identify you through the use of cookies or information sent by your computer except where you have asked us to remember your details.

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St. Andrew's & St. Bryde's Parish Church of Scotland, Annan [also known as St. Andrew's & St. Bryde's Church] will not pass on your personal information to any third parties or partners unless you have given us permission to do so. Exceptions to this will be due to a legal obligation or where it is necessary in order to protect our rights and those of other website users.