Copyright Notice

Last Updated : 28.07.25

Copyright and Intellectual Property Notice

Last updated: 20 September 2026

1. Ownership

Unless otherwise stated, all original photographs, written content, software materials, graphics and design elements published on this website are owned by George Clay.

These materials are protected under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988, the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works and other applicable intellectual-property laws.

All rights are reserved.

2. Photography and website content

All original photographs, text, graphics and website design elements created by George Clay are protected by copyright.

Except where permitted by law or expressly authorised in writing, these materials may not be copied, downloaded for reuse, reproduced, republished, stored, transmitted, modified, distributed or commercially exploited.

This includes use on websites, blogs, social media, in print, within AI or machine-learning training datasets, as NFTs, or in any other digital or physical format.

Removal or alteration of watermarks, copyright information, metadata or authorship information is prohibited.

3. Software and development projects

Unless otherwise stated, all original software applications and associated materials presented on this website are owned by George Clay.

This includes original:

• Source code and compiled software;

• Database designs and structures;

• User-interface designs;

• Technical documentation and specifications;

• Diagrams, screenshots and demonstrations;

• Application graphics and other development materials.

Displaying, describing or demonstrating an application on this website does not grant any licence or permission to copy, reproduce, modify, distribute, sell or create derivative works from that application or its associated materials.

Any software subsequently made available for download or use may be governed by a separate software licence or End-User Licence Agreement. Where one is provided, that agreement will take precedence in relation to the software concerned.

Third-party libraries, frameworks, open-source components and other externally licensed materials remain the property of their respective owners and are governed by their applicable licences.

4. Books and written works

All original books, manuscripts, extracts, articles, essays, fictional settings, character descriptions and other written works published on this website are protected by copyright.

Publication of a title, description, extract or development update does not grant permission to reproduce, publish, translate, adapt, distribute or commercially exploit the work.

Copyright protects the original recorded expression of these works. It does not claim ownership over general ideas, themes, facts or concepts that are not themselves protected by copyright law.

5. Permitted use

You may view publicly available material on this website for personal and non-commercial purposes.

No ownership rights or additional permissions are transferred by accessing the website. Nothing in this notice is intended to restrict any use expressly permitted by applicable law.

6. Third-party material

Some content, software components, names, logos or other materials may belong to third parties or be used under an applicable licence.

Where reasonably possible, third-party ownership or licensing will be identified. This notice does not claim ownership of material belonging to another rights holder.

7. Licensing and permissions

Unless a particular item expressly states otherwise, no licences or permissions are currently being granted for the reuse, reposting, reproduction, adaptation or distribution of content hosted on this website.

Licensing and contact arrangements are not currently available.

8. Infringement

Use of protected material without permission, where no statutory exception or applicable licence permits that use, may constitute intellectual-property infringement and may result in legal action.

For further information, refer to the website’s Terms of Use.