Advertising Terms and Conditions

TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR RADIO ADVERTISING 
 
These terms set out the terms on which Fix has agreed to deliver, and (if applicable) create material for, the Buyer’s 
advertising Campaign which is detailed in the Order Confirmation. 
 
1. INTERPRETATION 
 
In these terms: 
1.1. 'Advertisement' means a Digital Advertisement, Radio Advertisement and/or Audio-Visual Advertisement which collectively 
form the Campaign; 
 
1.2. ‘Advertiser’ means the company or person (as the case may be) that is the distributor / owner of the product, service or 
brand which is being promoted in the Advertisement. From time to time a Buyer (defined below) may enter into an 
Agreement on behalf of its Advertiser client and, in such cases, a reference to an “Advertiser” in these terms means the 
Buyer acting as principal on behalf and with the authority of its Advertiser client; 
 
1.3. ‘Agreement’ means these terms and conditions together with the Order Confirmation; 
 
1.4. ‘Applicable Law’ means the British Code of Advertising, Sales Promotion and Direct Marketing, the BCAP Code, CAP Code, all 
RadioCentre guidelines, all relevant codes under the general supervision of the Advertising Standards Authority and all other 
relevant laws, regulations and codes of practice applicable and for the time being in force in the United Kingdom, including 
(but without limitation) those governing privacy and the collection, storage and processing of personal data;  
 
1.5. ‘Assets’ means any and all text, audio, graphics, digital files, photographs, film and accompanying product, brand or other 
information, provided by the Advertiser or any person acting on its behalf, which is used for or incorporated into an 
Advertisement; 
 
1.6. ‘Audio-Visual Advertisement’ means any audio-visual material created and/or delivered pursuant to this agreement for 
advertising, promotion, sponsorship or similar purposes and which is either: (i) intended for display on any website owned, 
operated or controlled by Fix; and/or (ii) intended for communication on certain third party owned platforms, in 
accordance with the Licence; 
 
1.7. ’Fix’ means Fix RADIO LIMITED (Company No. 09804949) whose registered office is at Hazeley House, Hazeley Heath, Hartley Whitney
Hampshire. RG27 8LT
 
1.8. ‘Fix Material’ means any material, whether in print, digital, audio-only, audio-visual or any other form, which belonged to 
Fix prior to the date of this Agreement and / or which is otherwise developed and delivered by Fix for the Campaign; 
 
1.9. 'Buyer' means the person which signs or otherwise confirms the Order Confirmation and who is responsible for satisfying all 
payment obligations under this Agreement, such person may be the same person as the Advertiser but, from time to time, 
they may be an Advertiser's agency or media buyer, acting as principal on behalf and with the authority of its Advertiser 
client; 
 
1.10. 'Campaign' means the promotional campaign detailed in the Order Confirmation consisting of a series of Advertisements; 
 
1.11. 'Campaign Start Date' means the start date of the Campaign as detailed in the Order Confirmation or (if not detailed on the 
Order Confirmation) the date that the first Advertisement for the Campaign is either (as the case may be)  broadcast on one 
of Fix’s radio station(s) or uploaded on one of its websites; 
 
1.12. ‘Digital Advertisement’ means any digital display advertising, promotional, sponsorship, or similar material (including 
banners and home page takeovers) delivered on any website (including all desk-top and mobile optimised sites), mobile 
application or social media profile which is owned, operated or controlled by Fix, as specified in the Order Confirmation; 
 
1.13. ‘Intellectual Property’ means any and all patents, service marks, designs, utility models, unregistered or registered trade 
marks, business or trade names, copyright, design rights, know-how and all other similar rights of a corresponding nature; 
 
1.14. ‘Licence’ shall haver the meaning given in clause 7.2; 
 
1.15. 'Order Confirmation' means the written or electronic sales order or confirmation document provided by Fix to the Buyer 
confirming details of the Campaign; 
 
1.16. ‘Radio Advertisement’ means any audio advertising, promotional, sponsorship, tagline or similar material to be broadcast by 
Fix on its radio station(s), as specified in the Order Confirmation;  
 
1.17. ‘Term’ shall have the meaning set out at clause 2. 
 
2. TERM 
This Agreement commences on the earlier of: (i) the date the Buyer signs the Order Confirmation; (ii) the date the Buyer 
confirms by their action or written communication (which may be via email) their acceptance of the Order Confirmation; or 
(iii) the Campaign Start Date. This Agreement shall continue until the final Advertisement in the Campaign has been 
broadcast on a Fix radio station or has been taken down from Fix’s website (whichever is later) (the “Term”). However, 
all terms which are expressly stated or are, by their nature, clearly intended to continue, shall continue beyond expiry or 
earlier termination of the Term. 
 
3. THE CAMPAIGN 
3.1. Fix shall broadcast, publish and communicate the Advertisements to the public in accordance with the Order 
Confirmation. In addition, if detailed in the Order Confirmation, Fix shall develop and create the Advertisements for the 
Campaign. 
 
3.2. The parties shall cooperate in good faith to ensure the Campaign is developed and delivered in accordance with the 
specifications and deadlines set out in the Order Confirmation.  
 
3.3. Fix shall endeavour to be flexible and to work with the Advertiser to agree appropriate timeframes for delivery of Assets 
and / or communicating approvals. Approval and delivery deadlines shall be agreed between Fix and the Advertiser and 
recorded, in writing, email being sufficient for such purposes. In the absence of such agreement, the following “Deadlines” 
shall apply: 
 
3.3.1. if the Assets comprise the complete Advertisement, the Advertiser shall deliver to Fix all Assets (in the format and 
style agreed in advance, together with all consignment notes, rotation details and RadioCentre approvals) at least 3 
working days before the Campaign Start Date; 
 
3.3.2. if Fix is responsible for the development and creation of Advertisements: 
a) 
Fix and the Advertiser shall determine the concept and relevant details of each Advertisement prior to the 
Campaign Start Date; 
b) 
the Advertiser shall then deliver to Fix all Assets necessary for development of the Advertisement (in the 
format and style agreed in advance) at least 14 working days before the Campaign Start Date; 
c) 
if Fix requires the Advertiser to amend any Assets, the Advertiser shall provide such amended Assets 
within 7 days or such other reduced timeframe to ensure that the amended Assets are received 3 days before 
the Campaign Start Date; 
 
3.3.3 
Fix shall consult with the Advertiser at all material stages of the development process and shall submit a draft 
Advertisement to the Buyer for final approval (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) prior to 
the Campaign Start Date. The Advertiser must communicate its approval of (or, if it does not approve, its comments 
on) the draft Advertisement as soon as possible, and within no more than 7 days of receiving the draft 
Advertisement from Fix, failure to do so (non-communication) shall be deemed acceptance of the draft 
Advertisement. If the Buyer does not approve of the draft Advertisement, it shall provide Fix with written details 
(in accordance with the 7 day timeframe) of the changes required and, provided such changes are not materially 
different from the detail set out in the Order Confirmation, Fix shall use its reasonable commercial endeavours 
(subject to restrictions imposed by Applicable Law) to incorporate with such changes prior to, and in time for 
delivery on, the Campaign Start Date. The Advertiser’s delay or failure in communicating its required changes to the 
draft Advertisement shall be deemed acceptance of the draft Advertisement, which Fix shall then deliver in 
accordance with this Agreement.  
 
3.4  The Advertiser’s failure to comply with the agreed Deadlines and/or of Fix requires the submitted Assets to be 
significantly amended, may result in a delay or failure to develop and/or deliver the agreed Campaign, for which Fix shall 
not be held responsible. 
 
3.5 If the Campaign involves an Audio-Visual Advertisement and the Advertiser requests and Fix agrees to the use of a Drone 
for the production of the same, the Advertiser accepts that such use shall be subject to the CAA regulations and to other 
practical considerations (such as weather, time and permission from landowners) outside of Fix’s control. If Fix, in its 
sole discretion, determines that the requested use does not comply with the CAA regulations or it is otherwise unable to 
meet any other practical considerations, Fix reserves the right to delay or cancel use of the Drone without liability. In such 
circumstances, Fix and the Advertiser shall agree an appropriate alternative for production of or a replacement for the 
Audio-Visual Advertisement. 
 
3.7  Fix shall retain all raw-material for the Audio-Visual Advertisement using drones (which, for the purposes of this 
Agreement, shall be Fix Material) for twelve (12) months following the Campaign Start Date. If the Advertiser requires a 
copy of such raw-material, this shall be provided subject to the Buyer’s payment of an additional fee (to be agreed, in 
writing).  
 
4. PARTIES’ OBLIGATIONS 
4.1. Fix represents and warrants that: 
a) 
it is entitled to enter into this Agreement and to perform the obligations set out in it; 
b) 
in the fulfilment of its obligations under this Agreement, it shall comply with all Applicable Law, including 
those relating to anti-bribery, anti-corruption and anti-money laundering; and 
c) 
it shall perform its obligations under this Agreement in accordance with reasonably accepted industry 
practice. 
 
4.2. The Advertiser represents, warrants and undertakes that: 
a) 
it is entitled to enter into this Agreement and to grant the rights and perform the obligations as specified in 
this Agreement; 
b) 
it will give Fix written notice of any change of its name, trading style, identity or trading premises 
immediately (and in no more than 5 working days of such change); 
c) 
it has obtained or will obtain clearance (and shall pay all costs, royalties and expenses related to the same) 
necessary for Fix’s exploitation of the Assets for the purposes of the Campaign and therefore Fix’s use 
of such Assets will not violate or infringe any 3rd party Intellectual Property, privacy, moral, or other 
proprietary rights; 
d) 
all information supplied to Fix for use in connection with an Advertisement (including that which is 
contained within Assets) is accurate, complete and true; 
e) 
in respect of any Assets which contain the name, voice or other contribution from a living person, the 
Advertiser has obtained the authority of such living person to make use of their name or voice or contribution 
for the purposes of the Campaign; 
f) 
in relation to any financial promotion (as defined under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000), the 
Advertiser is, or the Advertisement as a whole has been approved by, an authorised person within the 
meaning of that Act or the Advertisement is otherwise permitted by Applicable Law; 
g) 
the Assets and Fix’s use of them in accordance with this Agreement complies with Applicable Law and will 
not constitute a libel or slander, nor be offensive, indecent, nor, if published or broadcast, would promote 
discrimination based on sex, race, religion, disability or age; and 
h) 
the Assets do not contain viruses, bugs, worms, Trojan horses, harmful codes or other form of defect or 
contamination which could cause temporary or permanent damage to or will otherwise impair or harm or 
cause the malfunction of the software or hardware of any platforms on which Digital Advertisements will be 
delivered pursuant to this Agreement;  
i) 
during the Term, it will not knowingly do or say anything which is intended or is reasonably likely to cause 
harm to Fix’s reputation or to otherwise bring Fix or any of Fix’s media platforms or brands into 
disrepute; 
j) 
in connection with this Agreement, it shall comply with all Applicable Laws including those relating to anti-
bribery, anti-corruption and anti-money laundering. 
 
 
4.3. If the Buyer is entering into this Agreement as an agent or media buyer for its Advertiser client, the Buyer represents and 
warrants that it is contracting with Fix as a principal and is acting under the express authority of the Advertiser. The Buyer 
will indemnify Fix and shall keep Fix fully and effectively indemnified from and against any claims made by the 
Advertiser which concern the Buyer not having such authorisation.  
 
4.4. Fix may, in its sole (but reasonable) discretion and without liability to the Advertiser, refuse to broadcast or publish an 
Advertisement or any Assets, or if broadcast or publication has already commenced it may refuse a future broadcast or 
publication (and for Digital Advertisements or Audio-Visual Advertisements, remove from a Fix website immediately), or 
require the Advertisement or Assets to be amended prior to any future broadcast or publication, to: 
a) 
comply with any legal or moral obligations placed on Fix or the Advertiser; 
b) 
Avoid, or attempt to avoid, infringing a third party's rights or Applicable Law; 
c) 
to avoid / remedy the potential risk of bringing Fix into disrepute or harming its reputation; or 
d) 
to avoid the breach of Fix’s internal policies or brand guidelines. 
 
4.5. Fix reserves the right (during the Term and for the purposes of the Campaign) to broadcast or publish (whether on one of 
its websites or on one of its radio stations) any Assets previously supplied by the Advertiser. 
 
4.6. Fix will use reasonable efforts to comply with the wishes of the Advertiser and to deliver the agreed number of adults 
aged fifteen or over, “Impacts” (the gross number of opportunities to hear (“OTH”) radio advertising, calculated by 
multiplying the total reach of the Radio Advertisements by the average OTH according to RAJAR data, it represents the total 
number of times each Radio Advertisement is likely to have been heard) for the Radio Advertisement. Fix will also 
endeavour to accommodate requested “Laydowns” (meaning the agreed broadcast schedule or number of spots) but 
reserves the right to change radio programming features and broadcast times. If Fix is unable to accommodate the agreed 
Laydowns, it shall reconcile this against the agreed Impacts. Fix will not reimburse the Advertiser for the number of spots 
missed according to the Laydown.  
 
5. CANCELLATION 
5.1. Fix will not be bound by a request to cancel a Campaign or any part thereof unless it receives written notification, by 
recorded delivery at least 28 working days prior to the Campaign Start Date. If a cancellation notice is received prior to this 
deadline, the Buyer will only be liable to pay the production charges for services Fix has undertaken prior to receipt of the 
cancellation notice, which shall be confirmed to the Buyer, in writing, following Fix’s receipt of the cancellation notice. 
Cancellation notices received less than 28 working days before the Campaign Start Date, regardless of when the Campaign 
was booked, shall not (even if followed by Fix) affect the Buyer's liability to pay all media and production charges for the 
Campaign in accordance with clause 6, below. 
 
5.2. Fix reserves its right to withdraw, or adjust at its discretion, any discount given to the Buyer for a Campaign if it is not 
completed because it is cancelled pursuant to clause 5.1, above. 
 
6. CHARGES AND PAYMENT 
6.1. The charges payable to Fix for the Campaign shall be as specified in the Order Confirmation. The Buyer shall be invoiced 
on commencement of this Agreement and, particularly for Buyers placing bookings for the first time, payment of all charges 
for the first month(s) of the Campaign is normally due, in clear funds, before the Campaign Start Date. 
 
6.2. Notwithstanding clause 6.1, above, Fix may (at its discretion) agree to allow credit to the Buyer, in which case, unless 
otherwise detailed in the Order Confirmation, payment for production shall be invoiced on the Campaign Start Date and, for 
media, shall be invoiced monthly in accordance with Campaign delivery. All invoices must then be paid within 30 days of the 
date of the relevant invoice. 
 
6.3. Payment must be made to Fix by: 
a) 
cheque delivered (with receipt acknowledged) to its principal place of business (or to another premises as 
Fix may specify in writing); or 
b) 
BACS or other electronic transfer to Fix’s bank account, as detailed on its invoice. 
 
6.4. All charges stated in the Order Confirmation are exclusive of Value Added Tax which shall be payable in addition and at the 
rate from time to time in force. 
 
6.5. For the purposes of this Agreement, time of payment shall be of the essence. 
 
7. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 
7.1. All Intellectual Property rights in and to the Fix Material shall at all times remain vested in Fix and nothing in this 
Agreement shall be construed as an assignment by Fix of such Intellectual Property rights and all goodwill arising in or 
generated by the use of such Intellectual Property will accrue to and inure to the benefit of Fix. Apart from as set out in 
clause 7.2, below, the Advertiser must obtain Fix’s written consent to use any Fix  Material during or after the Term 
and Fix reserves the right to charge the Advertiser for such use. 
 
7.2. Notwithstanding clause 7.1, above, from time to time, Fix shall grant to the Advertiser, a licence to reproduce the Fix 
Material, specifically as it appears within the Advertisement, for public communication and / or internal use, by the 
Advertiser or on its behalf. The terms of this licence will be detailed in a separate “Licence” signed by the parties on or about 
the date of this Agreement. The Advertiser accepts that Fix’s ability to grant such a licence is subject always to any 
restrictions imposed by third-parties whose contributions are featured in the Fix Material. The Advertiser’s licence (if any) 
in respect of the Fix Material is conditional on the Advertiser: 
 
7.2.1. signing and complying with the terms of the Licence, including but not limited to the licence period and the approved 
platforms detailed therein; 
7.2.2. not altering or changing the Fix Material;  
7.2.3. agreeing that it will not apply for (either itself or in conjunction with any third party) nor authorise any third party to 
apply for (or otherwise secure) any protection in respect of the Fix Material, all such rights are reserved to Fix; 
7.2.4. agreeing to take such steps as may be reasonably necessary to protect Fix’s rights in and to the Fix Material, 
including providing reasonable assistance to Fix in relation to any claims or actions it brings or is required to defend 
(Fix reserves all right and powers required to enforce rights in and to the Fix Material); 
7.2.5. agreeing that it will not at any time now or in the future dispute or challenge Fix’s ownership of any of the 
Intellectual Property rights related to the Fix Material; 
7.2.6. not using the Fix Material in any way which is intended or reasonably likely to be harmful to Fix’s reputation;  
7.2.7. ensuring that its use of the Fix Material complies with Applicable Law and/or Fix’s reasonable instructions (such 
as take down requests and adjacency guidelines) as may be communicated from time to time; and  
7.2.8. ensuring that Fix is credited (in a manner agreeable to Fix) whenever the Fix Material is reproduced and/or 
publicly communicated for example “in association with Fix Radio” or such other agreed credit; 
7.2.9. the Advertiser’s compliance with the licensing arrangements pertaining to music and other 3rd party content included 
within the Fix Material any additional usage which shall be agreed between the Advertiser and the relevant rights 
holders;  
7.2.10. indemnifying Fix and keeping Fix fully and effectively indemnified and holding Fix harmless from and against 
any third party claims which arise out of or are associated with the Advertiser’s actual or purported failure to comply 
with this clause 7.2 and/or the terms of the Licence. 
 
7.3. The Advertiser hereby grants Fix a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence during the Term to use and reproduce all Intellectual 
Property rights in and to the Assets for creation and delivery of the Campaign pursuant to this Agreement and/or for any 
other purpose in connection with the fulfilment of Fix’s obligations under this Agreement. 
 
7.4. All Intellectual Property rights in and relating to the Assets shall at all times remain vested in the Advertiser and nothing in 
this Agreement shall be construed as an assignment by the Advertiser of any such Intellectual Property rights and all goodwill 
and rights arising in or generated by the use of such Intellectual Property pursuant to this Agreement will accrue to and inure 
to the benefit of the Advertiser. 
 
7.5. At the end of the Term, Fix shall no longer be entitled to use the Advertiser’s Intellectual Property, save that the 
Advertiser hereby grants Fix a perpetual and royalty-free licence to use the Assets, as the same may appear within the 
Advertisements, for Fix’s internal business uses and to promote its advertising services to other potential advertisers. 
 
8. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY 
8.1. This clause 8 sets out the entire liability of one party to the other and, except as provided in this section, all other liability is 
excluded. 
 
8.2. It is the responsibility of the Advertiser to check, when it is provided by Fix for approval, the correctness and factual 
accuracy of each draft Advertisement and that such draft Advertisement complies with the Advertiser’s requirements and 
Applicable Law, especially but without limitation, those Applicable Laws which are specific to the Advertiser’s industry. Fix 
will not be responsible for any errors in any Advertisement (or the repetition of an error in an Advertisement ordered for 
more than one broadcast or publication) which has been approved by the Advertiser.  
 
8.3. If, after it has given its approval pursuant to this Agreement, the Advertiser notices an error in an Advertisement, it should 
notify Fix immediately and in writing (email being sufficient for such purposes). Following such notification, Fix shall 
remove the Advertisement from its website or cancel any future radio broadcasts for that Advertisement. If Fix fails to do 
so or if during the approval process, Fix fails to correct an error identified by the Advertiser, then Fix shall either: 
 
a) 
if possible, not charge the Buyer the media charge for delivery of that Advertisement; or 
b) 
if the media charge has already been paid, re-broadcast / re-publish a corrected Advertisement, without 
charge, extending the Campaign term, if necessary; or  
c) 
If the media charge has already been paid and it is not possible for re-broadcast or re-publish the 
Advertisement, credit the Buyer (for the benefit of the Advertiser if the Buyer has entered this Agreement on 
their behalf) the media charge associated with delivery / publication of the Advertisement(s) containing the 
error, such credit may then be used in any subsequent advertising or promotional campaign the Advertiser 
books with Fix.
 
8.4. Any complaint, claim or query (whether in relation to an Advertisement or an invoice) must be raised with Fix in writing 
(email being sufficient for such purposes) within 10 days of either: 
a) 
the broadcast of the Radio Advertisement; 
b) 
the date on which it is claimed the Radio Advertisement should have been broadcast; 
c) 
the date on which the Digital Advertisement or Audio-Visual Advertisement should have been or has been 
live on a Fix website; or 
d) 
the date of receipt by the Buyer of the invoice giving rise to the complaint, claim or query. 
The raising of a complaint, claim or query shall not affect the Advertiser’s liability to pay all charges for the 
Campaign. 
 
8.5. Fix shall not be liable for failure to perform its obligations hereunder, to the extent that such failure arises from or is 
attributable to acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond its reasonable control including but not limited to any of the 
following: fires, Acts of God, flood, earthquake, windstorm or other natural disaster, strikes, interruption or failure of a utility 
service, failure of the internet, terrorism, key employees not being available to perform the services through death, illness or 
departure, or Governmental restriction. Fix shall also not be liable to the Advertiser for the failure, corruption, 
interruption, downtime, virus or malfunction of any radio station, website or other digital platform, including but without 
limitation any 3rd party media platform. 
 
8.6. Fix will not be liable to the Advertiser if the success of the Campaign is less than anticipated. 
 
8.7. The Advertiser will indemnify Fix and shall keep Fix fully and effectively indemnified and hold Fix harmless from and 
against all claims, costs, proceedings, demands, losses, damages, expenses or liability whatsoever arising directly or 
reasonably foreseeably as a result of the Advertiser’s breach or non-performance (and, if a Buyer has entered into this 
Agreement on behalf of its Advertiser client, any breach or non-performance by that Advertiser client) of any representation, 
warranty or other term of this Agreement. 
 
8.8. Nothing in this Agreement limits or excludes the liability of a party for death or personal injury resulting from its negligence 
or for any damage or liability incurred by a party as a result of fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation by the other party. 
 
8.9. All warranties, conditions and other terms implied by statute or common law are, to the fullest extent permitted by law, 
excluded from this Agreement. 
 
8.10. Fix shall not be liable to the Advertiser for loss of profits, business, goodwill and/or similar losses or loss of anticipated 
savings, loss of goods, loss of contract, loss of use, loss or corruption of data or information, or any special, indirect or 
consequential loss, costs, damages, charges or expenses. 
 
8.11. Fix’s total liability to the Advertiser in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation, 
restitution or otherwise arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of this Agreement shall be 
limited to the total media and production charges (calculated on a pro-rata basis) payable for the Advertisement in question. 
 
9. TERMINATION 
9.1. 
Fix may terminate this Agreement at any time and without reason by serving 30 days’ written notice to the Advertiser. 
 
9.2. 
Without prejudice to any rights that have accrued under this Agreement or any of its rights or remedies, if a party (the 
“Defaulting Party”): 
 
a) 
commits a material breach of this Agreement which is not capable of remedy or, if capable, is not remedied 
within 15 days of the other party’s written notice giving details of the breach and requiring its remedy; 
b) 
suspends, threatens to suspend, admits inability or is deemed unable to pay its debts as they fall due within 
the meaning of s123 of the Insolvency Act 1986 or (being a natural person) is deemed either unable to pay its 
debts or as having no reasonable prospect of so doing, in either case, within the meaning of s268 of the 
Insolvency Act 1986 or (being a partnership) has any partner to whom any of the foregoing apply;  
c) 
commences negotiations with all or any class of its creditors with a view to rescheduling any of its debts, or 
makes a proposal for or enters into any compromise or arrangement with its creditors other than for the sole 
purpose of a solvent amalgamation or solvent reconstruction of that party;  
d) 
files a petition, gives a notice, passes a resolution, or makes an order, for or in connection with its winding up 
other than for the sole purpose of a solvent amalgamation or solvent reconstruction;  
e) 
receives or issues an order for, or a notice of an intention for, the appointment of an administrator;  
f) 
has a person who becomes entitled to appoint a receiver over its assets or a receiver is appointed over its 
assets;  
g) 
(if the party is an individual), is the subject of a bankruptcy petition or order; or 
h) 
has a creditor who attaches or takes possession of, or a distress, execution, sequestration or other such 
process is levied or enforced on or sued against, the whole or any part of its assets and such attachment or 
process is not discharged within 14 days; or 
i) 
any event occurs, in any jurisdiction, that has an effect equivalent or similar to any of the events mentioned 
in this clause 9.2; or 
j) 
suspends or ceases, or threatens to suspend or cease, to carry on all or a substantial part of its business; or 
k) 
(if the party is an individual) dies or, by reason of illness or incapacity is incapable of managing his or her own 
affairs; or 
l) 
has a change of control or ownership; and 
 
9.2.1 the Defaulting Party is the Advertiser, Fix shall be entitled (at its discretion) to suspend the Campaign until the 
breach is remedied or to terminate this Agreement, without liability, immediately by giving written notice to the 
Advertiser and any balance of the charges payable for the Campaign which are outstanding shall become due and 
payable immediately; or 
9.2.2 the Defaulting Party is Fix, the Advertiser may terminate this Agreement immediately by giving written notice to 
Fix. 
 
9.3. 
Unless expressly stated in this Agreement, on expiry or termination of this Agreement, all rights and obligations of the parties 
and the licences granted herein shall also come to an end.  
 
9.4. 
In addition to the provisions above, Fix shall also be entitled to: 
a) 
charge a £25 administration charge if any cheque drawn in its favour by the Buyer in purported satisfaction of 
any unpaid invoice is dishonoured on presentation; and 
b) 
charge interest on any outstanding payments at the rate of 2% per annum above the base rate of Barclays 
Bank plc accruing from and including the date that payment fell due until and including the date of actual 
payment, both before and after judgment; and/or 
c) 
instruct a debt collection agency to recover any sum due and all charges incurred by Fix as a result of such 
instruction shall be payable by the Buyer; 
 
All additional charges being payable within 7 days of Fix’s invoice. 
 
10. SUPPLY OF PRIZES.  
10.1. If the Campaign includes a competition or prize promotion (each a “prize promotion”) promoted by Fix for which the 
Advertiser is responsible for supplying and /or arranging the prize, the Advertiser, accepts that the terms of this clause 10 
shall apply. 
 
10.1.1. Fix will be notified to prize promotion entrants as the “promoter” (as such term is defined by the Advertising 
Standards Authority) but the Advertiser may be referred to as the provider of the prize whenever the prize promotion 
is promoted as part of the Campaign. 
10.1.2. The Advertiser warrants that it is entitled to grant Fix permission to provide the prize as a prize for the prize 
promotion. 
10.1.3. Fix will provide to the Advertiser, for approval at least 7 days before the prize promotion start date, a copy of the 
terms and conditions for the prize promotion (the “Rules”). The Advertiser must respond within 3 days and raise any 
objections to the description of the prize in the proposed Rules. Failure to do so shall be interpreted as the 
Advertiser’s approval of the Rules and the description of the prize contained therein. 
10.1.4. Once the Rules are approved, the Advertiser shall make no changes to the prize as it is described in the Rules. 
10.1.5.  Notwithstanding clause 10.1.4, above, if due to circumstances beyond the Advertiser’s control, the Advertiser will be 
unable to provide the prize exactly as it is described in the Rules and/or its delivery will be delayed, it shall notify 
Fix as soon as it becomes aware of this. The Advertiser shall then be responsible for providing, at its cost, an 
alternative prize (of equivalent value and product description) which Fix, acting reasonably, deems appropriate in 
the circumstances. 
10.1.6. If the Advertiser is responsible for delivering the prize to the winner, it shall provide the winner with all information 
the winner reasonably requires to receive and use the prize and must deliver the prize or, if delivery is not possible, 
contact the winner to make arrangements for delivery, within a week of the prize promotion end date. The prize 
should always be delivered to the winner within 28 days of the date the winner is announced unless there are 
extenuating circumstances, in which case, the Advertiser must keep the winner informed as to when they will receive 
their prize and the reason for the delay. If applicable, the Advertiser will provide, before the prize promotion start 
date, contact details for the person with responsibility for arranging delivery of the prize(s). These details will be 
provided to the winner(s) when Fix notifies them that they have won. The responsible person will then be expected 
to liaise with the winner(s) and must confirm to Fix, in writing, when the winner(s) has been contacted about their 
prize and/or to arrange its delivery and, again, once delivery has taken place.  
10.1.7. The Advertiser is responsible for ensuring that the prize complies with Applicable Laws, health and safety legislation, 
trading and other industry standard regulations. 
10.1.8. As between the parties, the Advertiser is solely responsible for the prize and any risks associated with it. Fix shall 
not be liable in any way for the prize or for any costs, damages, or liabilities arising out of or connected with it and/or 
the winner(s)’s receipt and use of it. If an entrant or winner complains to Fix, about or in connection with the prize 
the Advertiser must take all reasonable steps to resolve and/or rectify such complaint. This obligation includes 
providing a substitute prize (of equivalent value and product description) if the original prize is defective or not 
available. 
 
11. DATA PROTECTION 
11.1. The Advertiser acknowledges and consents to its trading name, company name, address, and payment record being 
submitted to a credit reference agency (details of which shall be available upon request) for the purposes of obtaining a 
credit report. If the Advertiser is an individual, it accepts that and consents to Fix submitting and processing such details, 
together with its name and other required personal data to obtain such credit report. If the Advertiser is a partnership or 
individuals trading as an unincorporated business, this also applies to the partners in such partnership and the proprietors of 
such unincorporated business. 
 
11.2. Unless otherwise agreed, no personal data will be transferred to the Advertiser by Fix pursuant to this Agreement. The 
transfer of any personal data by Fix to the Advertiser (in connection with this Campaign or otherwise) is subject to the 
Advertiser signing and complying with Fix’s standard data sharing agreement. Under no circumstances will personal data 
be transferred to the Advertiser unless the Advertiser signs such data sharing agreement and provides Fix with 
confirmation that it holds a valid registration with the Information Commissioner’s Office. 
 
11.3. Each Party warrants that it shall comply with all relevant legislation and regulation governing the processing and transfer of 
personally identifiable data at all times. Fix shall be the data controller of such personal data.  
 
12. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION 
The terms of this Agreement (but not its existence), and any other information notified by one party to the other as being 
confidential, shall be kept strictly confidential at all times, unless required by law, order of a court of competent jurisdiction, 
in which event the disclosing party shall notify the other party as promptly as possible (and, if at all possible, prior to the 
making of any such disclosure) and shall use its reasonable commercial endeavours to ensure that such information 
continues to be treated as confidential. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties shall be entitled to disclose any such 
confidential information on a “need-to-know” basis under the same obligations of confidentiality as in this Agreement, to its 
professional advisors, employees, officers, contractors, agents and affiliated companies. 
 
13. SPONSORSHIP AGREEMENTS 
13.1. If part of the Campaign is for sponsorship of a radio programme or feature, Fix reserves the right to cancel or suspend this 
element of the Campaign at any time. The Advertiser accepts that Fix may also alter its radio programming schedule over 
holiday periods. If the radio sponsorship element of the Campaign is to be cancelled, suspended or its radio programming 
schedule altered, Fix will endeavour to give the Advertiser prior notice and will always deliver the agreed number of 
Impacts.  
 
13.2. The Advertiser must give Fix 3 months’ written notice, to be sent by recorded delivery, to cancel any sponsorship, during 
which time it will continue to pay Fix in accordance with clause 6. 
 
14. GENERAL 
14.1. In confirming its order (whether directly or indirectly) for the delivery of the Campaign pursuant to this Agreement, the 
Advertiser is indicating its acceptance of the terms set out herein.  
 
14.2. No waiver or indulgence by Fix shall be effective save in relation to the matter in respect of which it was specifically given. 
 
14.3. The Buyer may not assign this Agreement in whole or in part. 
 
14.4. These terms and conditions together with the Order Confirmation constitute the whole agreement between Fix and the 
Advertiser (and if the Buyer is acting on behalf of an Advertiser client, that Advertiser) concerning the Campaign and 
supersede all previous agreements relating to the same. If there is any conflict between these terms and conditions and the 
Order Confirmation, the Order Confirmation shall prevail. 
 
14.5. A person who is not a party to this Agreement shall have no rights to enforce any of its terms whether under the Contracts 
(Rights of Thirds Parties) Act 1999, or otherwise. 
 
14.6. This Agreement which incorporates these terms shall be construed under and governed by the law of England and the parties 
submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.  
 
Last updated April 2017