Copyright Notice

The Site contains some material which is copyright to The Scout Association, to the UK Uganda Network or to individuals.

Each page displays a sign in the footer which claims copyright to the UK Uganda Network. This refers to the artistic composing of pages including coding, layout, colours and format etc. Pages must not be copied over onto other sites either in full or in part without the written permission of the UK Uganda Network.

The material which is copyright to The Scout Association may be downloaded and reproduced by members of the UK Scout Association for bona fide Scouting purposes. It must not be sold, reproduced or repeated in any other form (paper, electronic, video etc) either in full or in part, without the written permission of the copyright holder.

The material which is copyright to the UK Uganda Network may be downloaded and reproduced by members of the UK Scout Association and the Uganda Scout Association for bona fide Scouting purposes. It must not be sold, reproduced or repeated in any other form (paper, electronic, video etc) either in full or in part, without the written permission of the copyright holder.

That material which is copyright to individuals or to ScoutBase UK, including scripts running on the site, may not be reproduced without the written permission of the copyright holder.

In all instances please email  The UK Uganda Network Web Site Team

If a decision cannot be taken by the Team you will be referred to the copyright holder.

 

 

Linking to pages on the Site

If you want to refer to whole pages of information residing on the UK Uganda Network Web Site on your own site, please note that we will normally only give you permission if you use links to the pages on UK Uganda Network rather than copying the information over.

Our policy is to prevent both the waste of web-space caused by the duplication and to also ensure that the information refered to on your site is the most up-to-date available. However, in the case of developing countries where international links may not be to good speed we are prepared to consider maintained mirrors.