Privacy policy
LAST UPDATED · AUGUST 2026
Who controls your data
- The data controller is Spark Light Fire Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales, company number 17326372, trading as Karen.
- Registered office: 33 Khartoum Road, London, England, SW17 0JA.
- Data protection queries, access requests and complaints: ewandickie@sparklightfire.co.
- Our registration with the Information Commissioner's Office is pending; the registration number will be published here as soon as it is issued.
What Karen collects
- Your name, address, email and phone number — the operator and the independent adjudicator require the registered keeper's details on any appeal.
- The documents you upload: the Notice to Keeper, the envelope, and any signage or evidence photographs.
- The account you give of what happened, including any voice recording you make, which is transcribed to text.
- The case record Karen builds: extracted dates, the grounds identified, the letters sent and the replies received.
Why she needs it
- To read your notice and work out whether the charge is enforceable.
- To write and send appeals, landowner complaints and escalations in your name.
- To keep the record a parking adjudicator expects to see if the case goes that far.
Who sees it
- The parking operator and, where relevant, the landowner and the independent adjudicator — only what is needed for that appeal.
- Our processors: hosting and database (Supabase), email delivery (Resend), payments (Stripe) and the AI model provider used to read documents and draft letters.
- Nobody else. Karen does not sell data and does not use your case to advertise to you.
How long she keeps it
- While your case is live, and for six years afterwards, which is the limitation period for a claim on a parking charge.
- You can ask for your data or its deletion at any time by emailing the address below. Deletion requests are honoured except where a live case or a legal obligation requires the record.
Your rights
- Under UK GDPR you can request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, and you can object to processing.
- You can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk.
Questions, requests or complaints: ewandickie@sparklightfire.co. Karen is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation.