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Terms and Conditions​

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1. Introduction

Welcome to The Rudd Magazine brought to you by Scatter Press LTD. These Terms and Conditions govern your use of our services, including but not limited to the submission of advertisements, articles, and other content. By engaging with The Rudd, you agree to comply with and be bound by these terms.

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2. Advertising

2.1. All advertisements submitted for publication in The Rudd must comply with applicable laws, advertising standards, and ethical guidelines.
2.2. The Rudd reserves the right to refuse, edit, or withdraw any advertisement at its discretion, without prior notice.
2.3. If complaints are received from readers regarding an advertisement, The Rudd retains the right to remove it from future editions and to refuse further adverts from the same advertiser.
2.4. Advertisers are responsible for ensuring that all content is accurate, lawful, and does not infringe upon the rights of third parties.
2.5. Payment for advertisements must be made in full before publication unless otherwise agreed in writing. Failure to make payment may result in the advertisement being withheld or cancelled.

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3. Content Submission

3.1. Articles, features, and community content submitted for publication must be original and free from copyright infringement.
3.2. The Rudd Magazine reserves the right to edit, adapt, or reject any submitted material.
3.3. The opinions expressed in submitted articles do not necessarily represent the views of The Rudd, its editor, or Ruddington Parish Council.
3.4. By submitting content, contributors grant The Rudd a non-exclusive licence to publish and distribute their material in both print and digital formats.

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4. Liability

4.1. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, The Rudd Magazine accepts no responsibility for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies in advertisements or editorial content.
4.2. The inclusion of any advertisement does not imply endorsement of the advertiser or their products or services.
4.3. Advertisers and contributors agree to indemnify and hold harmless The Rudd Magazine, its publisher, and Ruddington Parish Council from any claims or damages arising from the publication of submitted material.

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5. Complaints and Disputes

5.1. Complaints regarding advertisements or editorial content must be made in writing to the editorial team at The Rudd.
5.2. All complaints will be reviewed, and appropriate action will be taken, which may include the removal of content or refusal of future advertisements.
5.3. All editorial and advertising decisions are final.

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6. Amendments

6.1. The Rudd Magazine reserves the right to amend these Terms and Conditions at any time. Any updates will be communicated through our official website and publication notices.

By submitting content or advertising to The Rudd, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms and Conditions.

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The Rudd — Advertiser Payment Terms

Advance Payment:
All new advertisers must make full payment prior to their advertisement being published.

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Payment Methods:
Payments can be made via bank transfer. Details will be provided upon invoice.

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Invoice and Payment Timeline:
Invoices are issued upon acceptance of an advertising agreement. Payment must be received within 7 days of the invoice date to secure placement in the next edition.

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Late Payment:
Failure to make payment within the specified timeframe may result in the advertisement being withheld.

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Refund Policy:
No refunds will be issued once payment has been made and the advertisement has been placed as agreed.

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Ongoing Advertising:
For recurring adverts, payment for subsequent editions must be made in advance according to the agreed schedule.

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Discounts and Credits:
Long-term advertising discounts, where applicable, will be credited upon receipt of full payment for the agreed term.

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Contact for Payment Enquiries:
For payment-related questions or issues, please contact:

 

hello@scatterpress.com

By agreeing to advertise with The Rudd Magazine, you acknowledge and accept these terms and conditions.

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