FUTURE OF FOOD - TERMS & CONDITIONS
The following terms and conditions apply to all Future of Food events (“Event(s)”) provided by Gastronomous Limited (company number 09430663) as the “Event Provider”. On purchasing one or more tickets to an Event you agree to these terms and conditions on behalf of yourself and your guests at the Event.
Personal information provided as part of the booking process will:
Be used by the Event Provider, the Event Providers partners, and the restaurant venue to administer the Event you are attending and send pre-event comms
Event specific terms
The Event Provider will supply information about the Event at the time of booking which may include additional terms relevant to procedures, behaviour and/or conduct regarding attendance at the Event. This information will be specific to the relevant Event and will/may include the following:
- Confirmation of the date of the Event and nature of the Event location or venue.
- Age Restriction. Not including specific educational events within the Urban Farm, all events are for over 18s only.
- Refunds will not be provided to those who are not admitted to the Event as a result of failure to provide acceptable identification or who do not comply with the applicable age restriction.
- Tickets are sold via an online booking agent and are subject to the agent’s terms and conditions of sale and to the agent’s booking and administrative fees levied at the point of sale.
The Event is subject to reasonable deviation from the event advertised. Images or descriptions advertising the Event are indicative only and are subject to change.
Ticket Purchase
- No Refunds. Once purchased, tickets are non-refundable except, subject to these terms and conditions, on cancellation of the Event by the Event Provider. Tickets may be transferred to any other person. They specifically may not be used as rewards or competition prizes. Unauthorised resale (or attempted unlawful resale) of a ticket is grounds for seizure or cancellation of that ticket without refund or other compensation. Tickets remain the property of the Event Provider and are a personal revocable license which may be withdrawn, and admission refused at any time upon refunding the printed purchase price.
- Any product, service or experience not listed in the description of the Event must be purchased at full retail price as specified by the restaurant.
Event cancellation policy
- In the event of our having to cancel an Event, licensing, or other legal restrictions or for safety reasons, then the Event Provider will provide notification of the cancellation to the contact information provided by the ticket purchaser. On cancellation, the Event Provider will offer ticket holders the opportunity either; (i) to exchange their tickets for a subsequent Future of Food Event; or (ii) to a refund equal to the face value of the tickets. This option must be exercised within 2 weeks of notification by the Event Provider of the cancellation. Booking fees or other charges levied by the ticket agent are not refundable. This is the Event Provider’s sole liability to ticket holders in the event of cancellation.
- Tickets are issued subject to the rules and regulations of the restaurant which can be made available on request. Breach of a restaurant’s rules and regulations, breach of these terms and conditions or any unacceptable behaviour likely to cause damage, nuisance or injury shall entitle the restaurant or Event Provider to refuse admission or eject you from the event without refund or compensation.
Accessibility
- Where the booking information sets out guidance and information regarding any health checks or controls at the Event it is the Event ticket holder’s responsibility to ensure they will be able to comply. In the event there are any changes or updates to the health checks or controls, arising from guidance or advice issued by the Government, Public Health England, or local or judicial authorities, this will be communicated by us through the website, by email and/or by notices at the Event as appropriate.
- Some elements of the Event experience may require movement, e.g. walking, please contact info@gastronomous.co.uk for further information.
Liability
- The Event Provider is not holding itself out as an authority on public health regarding the incidence and transmission of any virus. We will follow guidance from the Government and Public Health England (or local or judicial authority) and take such steps as we consider appropriate in the circumstances, and we shall look to comply with such guidance, for example social distancing.
- However, it is each Event ticket holder’s sole decision whether to attend any Event knowing the risks associated with how easily a virus may be spread and knowing the health advice and recommendations issued by the Government, Public Health England, or any local or judicial authority. The Event ticket holder is responsible for their own health and safety and cannot solely rely on the measures put in place at the Event by the Event Provider.
- The Event Provider’s liability to any person in relation to the purchase of tickets for any Event or in relation to the attendance of that person at any Event shall be limited to direct loss and/or damage actually incurred. In addition, the Event Provider’s total liability to such person shall not in any circumstances exceed the value of the ticket for the relevant Event purchased by or on behalf of that person. The Event Provider shall not be liable for any special or indirect loss or damage irrespective of whether the Event Provider have been informed of circumstances where such losses might be incurred. The Event Provider does not attempt to limit or exclude its liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence or that or our employees or agents and any other liability that may not be limited or excluded by applicable law.
No variation to these terms and conditions shall have effect unless in writing and signed by an authorised representative of Gastronomous Limited.
These terms and conditions are subject to the laws of England and Wales and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims), shall be governed by, and construed in accordance with, English law and the parties irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.