As of now, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) remains a critical piece of legislation governing data protection and privacy in the United Kingdom. Even after Brexit, the UK continues to adhere to GDPR standards, albeit with some modifications under the Data Protection Act 2018. Organizations operating within the UK must still comply with GDPR principles, ensuring the lawful, fair, and transparent processing of personal data while upholding individuals' rights to privacy and data protection. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) remains the regulatory authority overseeing GDPR compliance and enforcement in the UK, with the power to impose significant fines for violations. In this evolving landscape, businesses must remain vigilant, staying abreast of any updates or changes to GDPR requirements to maintain compliance and safeguard the privacy of their customers' data.
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Campaign Focus | Bira AGM, the Budget and Love Your High Street
Bira held it's annual AGM, a record turnout since introducing digital AGMs. It has also been a week of reaction to the Budget and a brilliant success story in Health & Remedy, who claimed the Love Your High Street Award this year.
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High Street Matters Podcast: Stolen To Order
Leading criminologist Professor Emmeline Taylor, Professor of Criminology at City St. George’s, University of London, lifts the lid on the market for stolen goods and why it is now driving the crime.
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Campaign Focus | High street support ahead of the Budget
High streets have been big topics over the last week. With the Budget upcoming, Bira have been discussing in Westminster how the Government can best support high streets.
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Campaign Focus | Meeting with the Metropolitan Police
Bira was invited to meet with senior officers in the Met to discuss retail crime in the London boroughs, where police outlined ongoing plans to crack down on shop theft and dodgy shops.