Terms for using Stalvena.
1. Agreement and scope
These terms govern access to stalvena.info, operated by Stalvena Health Ltd, 48 High Street, Oxford OX1 1AA. By browsing the website you agree to use it lawfully and respectfully. The service is an editorial publication and is not a personalised professional service. These terms were reviewed on 9 September 2026.
2. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
3. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
4. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
5. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
6. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
7. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
8. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
9. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
10. Website use
Articles are provided for general information and may be updated, corrected or withdrawn without notice. You may read and share links for private, non-commercial purposes while preserving attribution. You must not interfere with the website, scrape it abusively, misrepresent its authorship or use content to make unsupported promises. Intellectual property remains with Stalvena or its credited contributors, and UK law applies to these terms.
11. Contact and changes
Questions about these terms can be sent to [email protected] or 01865 946 198 during published hours. We may revise wording when the website changes or legal guidance develops, recording the date at the top of a new edition. If one provision is unenforceable, the remainder continues. The courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction.
12. Editorial scope and availability
Stalvena is an independent publication about holistic wellbeing after 40, with articles prepared for general reading in the United Kingdom. Pages may include dates, links, quotations and editorial interpretation, each of which should be considered in its surrounding context. We may correct typographical or factual errors, change navigation or temporarily restrict a page for maintenance. No promise is made that every page will be available at every time.
- a. A link to an article does not endorse every external source linked from it.
- b. A newsletter subscription can be cancelled through the stated contact route.
- c. Questions about an article should be directed to the editorial team rather than inferred from a headline.
13. Intellectual property and permitted sharing
Text, layout, branding and original imagery on stalvena.info belong to Stalvena Health Ltd or the credited rights holder unless stated otherwise. Readers may view pages and share direct links for private, non-commercial discussion with attribution. Copying a substantial article into another publication, removing attribution or presenting Stalvena content as another author’s work is not permitted without written consent. Requests about quotations or republication should include the page address, proposed use and audience.
We may grant permission for a limited excerpt when the proposed use is accurate and clearly attributed. Permission may include conditions about context, link placement and the period of use. A response is normally provided within 15 working days. No silence or delayed response should be treated as permission.
14. Contact, complaints and revision record
Questions, accessibility concerns and complaints can be sent to [email protected] or posted to 48 High Street, Oxford OX1 1AA. We aim to acknowledge a complaint within five working days and provide a considered response within 15 working days where the matter can be resolved from our records. More complex matters may require additional time, and we will explain the reason and revised timeframe. Nothing in this process removes any statutory rights available under the laws of England and Wales.
The terms were reviewed on 9 September 2026, following earlier reviews on 1 April 2026 and 5 January 2026. Future material changes will identify the effective date and a short description of the affected topic. A reader who does not accept a material revision should stop using the website and may contact us with a question about the change. Continued browsing after the effective date constitutes use under the updated terms.
15. Events outside reasonable control
Access may be affected by events outside reasonable operational control, including outages, network faults, maintenance or changes to third-party infrastructure. We will take reasonable steps to restore normal access and communicate material interruptions where practical. This clause does not limit responsibilities that cannot lawfully be excluded. It also does not change the informational scope of the publication.
Readers should keep their own copies of any information they need for personal records rather than relying on uninterrupted access to a web page. If a page is unavailable, the contact details in the footer remain the appropriate route for a general enquiry. Any response will be handled during the published hours. These terms remain subject to applicable consumer and data protection law.
16. Data and communications
Information submitted through a contact form or newsletter form is handled under the Privacy Policy as well as these terms. Readers should provide only details needed to receive a reply or requested publication update. A newsletter can be stopped using the available unsubscribe route or by contacting [email protected]. We aim to action a valid unsubscribe request within 30 days and normally sooner.
- a. Do not submit another person’s information without a lawful reason.
- b. Do not use the contact route for urgent matters.
- c. Privacy questions can be directed to the address in the footer.
17. Intellectual property and permitted sharing
Unless a credit states otherwise, the text, layout, branding and original editorial materials on stalvena.info belong to Stalvena Health Ltd or the relevant rights holder. Readers may view pages and share direct links for private, non-commercial discussion with attribution. Reproducing a substantial article, removing attribution or presenting Stalvena content as another author’s work requires written permission. Permission requests should identify the page, proposed extract, audience and intended duration.
A permitted excerpt must remain accurate and must not be presented as personal guidance or as an endorsement. Permission may include conditions about context, links and the period of use. We aim to respond to a rights enquiry within 15 working days. Silence or delay should not be treated as permission.
18. Complaints, disputes and review history
Questions or complaints can be sent to [email protected] or posted to 48 High Street, Oxford OX1 1AA, telephone 01865 946 198. We aim to acknowledge a complaint within five working days and provide a considered response within 15 working days where the matter can be resolved from our records. More complex matters may require additional time, and we will explain the reason and revised timeframe. Nothing in this process removes a statutory right or remedy.
The terms were reviewed on 9 September 2026, following earlier reviews on 1 April 2026 and 5 January 2026. Future material changes will identify an effective date and a short description of the affected topic. If a dispute cannot be resolved informally, the parties may consider an appropriate alternative dispute-resolution route before court proceedings where suitable. The laws of England and Wales continue to govern these terms.