TERMS & CONDITIONS

GRANGE YARD LTD

TERMS OF BUSINESS — HIRE, GROUP BOOKINGS AND ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES

Trading names: Life Adventure | Bike Mourne
Registered business address: The Grange Courtyard, Castlewellan Forest Park, Castlewellan, Co. Down, Northern Ireland, BT31 9BU
Telephone: +44 (0)28 4377 0714
Websites: www.onegreatadventure.com | www.bikemourne.com

These Terms of Business apply to equipment hire, group bookings, guided activities, instruction and other services supplied by Grange Yard Ltd under its trading names Life Adventure and Bike Mourne.

Please read these Terms carefully before making a booking. By confirming a booking, you agree to these Terms, subject to any mandatory rights you have under applicable law. If you have any questions, please contact our team before confirming your booking.

PART A — KEY BOOKING INFORMATION

1. Payment

1.1 Group bookings and activity bookings

Unless we agree otherwise in writing:

• A deposit of 25% of the agreed booking price is payable when your booking is confirmed.
• The remaining balance is payable no later than six weeks before the booking start date.
• Any additional charges agreed with you, or properly arising under these Terms, will be payable in accordance with the relevant provision or invoice.

Where a booking is made less than six weeks before the start date, the full booking price is payable at confirmation.

1.2 Equipment hire

Unless we agree otherwise in writing, the full equipment hire price is payable when the hire booking is confirmed.

1.3 Payment methods

We accept the payment methods notified by us at the time of booking. These may include debit or credit card, bank transfer, cheque and cash payments made in person at our premises.

Cheques, where accepted, must be payable to Grange Yard Ltd. Bank transfer details will be provided on request. Receipts will be provided for payments received.

Prices are quoted inclusive or exclusive of VAT as indicated in the applicable quotation or booking confirmation. VAT will be charged where applicable.

2. Cancellation charges

The following cancellation schedule is our standard policy, subject to applicable law and the provisions of Part B.

• More than six weeks before the booking start date: 25% of the agreed booking price.
• Six weeks or fewer before the booking start date: up to 100% of the agreed booking price, subject to the applicable contract, consumer rights and any adjustment required by law.

For group bookings, the initial 25% deposit is intended to cover the initial commitment and costs associated with securing the booking. If a cancellation charge is disputed, its enforceability will depend on the contract, the circumstances and applicable law.

All cancellations must be notified in accordance with clause 7.

3. Insurance

We maintain Public and Products Liability insurance with a stated indemnity limit of £10 million, subject to the terms, conditions and exclusions of our insurance policy.

This insurance does not mean that every participant is personally insured against injury, personal property loss, equipment damage or booking cancellation.

We recommend that customers consider appropriate personal accident, personal property, equipment damage and booking cancellation insurance. Customers should check the cover, exclusions and excesses applicable to their own circumstances.

PART B — FULL TERMS AND CONDITIONS

4. Definitions and scope

In these Terms:

• “We”, “us” or “our” means Grange Yard Ltd, trading as Life Adventure and/or Bike Mourne.
• “You” or “the client” means the person or organisation entering into the booking contract with us.
• “Participant” means an individual taking part in an activity or using hired equipment.
• “Lead Booker” means the person making or managing a booking on behalf of a group.
• “Booking” means an agreed reservation for equipment hire, an activity, an event, instruction, a guided experience or another service supplied by us.
• “Hire Equipment” means bicycles, e-bikes where offered, canoes, paddles, buoyancy aids, helmets, locks, accessories and any other equipment supplied by us.
• “Booking Price” means the agreed price for the services and equipment included in the booking confirmation.

These Terms apply to consumer and business bookings. Where the client is a consumer, mandatory consumer rights apply notwithstanding anything in these Terms. Where a separate written agreement is agreed with a business or group client, that agreement will take precedence to the extent that it expressly varies these Terms.

5. Booking requests and confirmation

5.1 A booking request may be made verbally, in writing, by telephone, by email or through an online booking system. 5.2 All bookings are subject to availability and our acceptance. A request or provisional reservation does not guarantee a booking until we have confirmed acceptance. 5.3 A booking is confirmed when we have communicated our acceptance and the required deposit or payment has been made, unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing. 5.4 Before confirming, the client must provide accurate information relevant to the booking, including the date, duration, number of participants, equipment required, participant ages where relevant and any information reasonably required to plan the activity safely. 5.5 Where a booking is made by a Lead Booker on behalf of other participants, the Lead Booker confirms that they are authorised to make the booking and agree to these Terms on behalf of the client. The Lead Booker must ensure that the relevant booking information and safety requirements are communicated to participants. 5.6 A Lead Booker does not automatically become personally liable for every participant’s conduct or every loss arising during a booking merely by making the reservation. Any separate payment guarantee or assumption of financial responsibility must be expressly agreed. 5.7 We may decline a booking where equipment, staffing, facilities or other necessary resources are unavailable, or where we reasonably consider that the booking cannot be carried out safely or lawfully.

6. Prices, payments and additional charges

6.1 Prices are based on our current fees schedule or the quotation provided for the booking. A quotation will state the services and equipment included, the booking price and any relevant additional charges. 6.2 For group and activity bookings, the payment schedule in clause 1.1 applies. For equipment-only hire, the payment schedule in clause 1.2 applies, unless otherwise agreed. 6.3 Where a booking is made less than six weeks before the booking date, the full agreed price is payable on confirmation. 6.4 Any additional service, equipment or change that carries an additional charge must be agreed with the client before the charge is incurred, except for reasonable charges for loss, damage, late return or other liabilities expressly provided for in these Terms. 6.5 If a payment is overdue, we may give written notice requesting payment by a specified date. Subject to applicable law and the terms of the booking, we may suspend or cancel services where payment remains outstanding after reasonable notice. 6.6 Any cancellation or amendment charge must be calculated in accordance with these Terms and applicable law. We will not recover the same loss twice. 6.7 If we agree a payment plan or different payment arrangements in writing, those arrangements will apply to the relevant booking.

7. Client cancellations

7.1 The client may request cancellation of all or part of a booking by notifying us in writing by email or another written method we have specified. We may acknowledge an urgent verbal notification, but the client should obtain written confirmation of the cancellation. 7.2 The effective cancellation date is the date on which we receive the written cancellation request. 7.3 Subject to applicable law and the circumstances of the booking, our standard cancellation charges are:

• More than six weeks before the booking start date: 25% of the Booking Price.
• Six weeks or fewer before the booking start date: up to 100% of the Booking Price.

7.4 Where a deposit has already been paid, it will be credited against the applicable cancellation charge. Any additional amount due will be calculated accordingly, and any refund due will be paid in accordance with applicable law. 7.5 Cancellation charges are intended to reflect our commitments, costs and losses associated with the booking. Where applicable law requires a different result, including where a charge would be unfair or unenforceable, that law will prevail. 7.6 A cancellation of only part of a group, a reduction in participant numbers, or the removal of equipment or services from a booking may be treated as a partial cancellation. We will explain any applicable adjustment or charge by reference to the affected part of the booking and the circumstances. 7.7 The client remains responsible for amounts properly payable under the booking following cancellation, subject to these Terms and applicable law. 7.8 Customers booking online or away from our business premises may have statutory cancellation rights in certain circumstances. These rights depend on the type of contract and any applicable statutory exceptions, including exceptions that may apply to certain leisure services booked for a specific date or period. Nothing in this clause removes any right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

8. Client amendments and changes to bookings

8.1 Requests to amend a booking must be submitted in writing. All amendments are subject to availability and our written acceptance. 8.2 Amendments may include changes to participant numbers, equipment quantities, activity arrangements, duration or other booking details. 8.3 A change to the date or time of a booking is not automatic. It may be treated as an amendment, a cancellation followed by a new booking, or another arrangement agreed in writing, depending on the circumstances. 8.4 We may charge a reasonable administration fee and any reasonable, evidenced additional costs directly arising from an agreed amendment. Any fee will be disclosed before the amendment is confirmed. 8.5 For planning purposes, our standard maximum administration-fee bands for amendments requested by the client are:

• More than eight weeks before the booking: up to 10% of the value of the affected part of the booking.
• Six to eight weeks before the booking: up to 12.5%.
• Four to six weeks before the booking: up to 15%.
• Three to four weeks before the booking: up to 17.5%.
• Two to three weeks before the booking: up to 20%.
• One to two weeks before the booking: up to 25%.

These percentages are maximum guide limits, not automatic charges. Any fee must be reasonable in the circumstances, proportionate to the work and costs involved, and lawful. The fee will be calculated against the affected part of the booking rather than automatically against the entire booking where that would be disproportionate. 8.6 An amendment does not automatically remove or replace other payment obligations or cancellation charges. We will confirm any revised price, schedule or terms in writing. 8.7 If a requested amendment cannot be accommodated, the existing booking remains in place unless the client cancels it under clause 7 or we agree otherwise.

9. Changes or cancellation by us

9.1 We will make reasonable efforts to provide the booking as agreed. 9.2 We may amend, postpone, suspend or cancel a booking where reasonably necessary, including where:

• Weather or environmental conditions make an activity unsafe.
• A site, trail, waterway or facility is closed or access is restricted.
• Equipment becomes unavailable, defective or unsuitable for safe use.
• A staff member, guide or other essential resource becomes unavailable.
• There is an accident, emergency, security concern or other material safety risk.
• A legal requirement, instruction from a competent authority or an event beyond our reasonable control prevents the booking from proceeding as planned.

9.3 We will notify the client as soon as reasonably practicable. We may initially give notice by telephone or another urgent method, but we will provide written confirmation as soon as reasonably practicable. 9.4 Where possible, we will offer a suitable alternative, revised arrangement or rescheduled date. No alternative or rescheduling will be imposed without appropriate agreement where agreement is required. 9.5 If we cancel a booking or are unable to supply the agreed service, we will provide any refund, price reduction or other remedy required by the contract and applicable law. Where appropriate, we may offer an alternative or rescheduled booking by agreement. 9.6 Where only part of a booking is affected, any adjustment will relate to the affected part where reasonably practicable and consistent with the contract and applicable law. 9.7 We will not charge the client a cancellation or amendment fee merely because we decide to cancel or change a booking for operational or safety reasons.

10. Weather, operating restrictions and force majeure

10.1 Outdoor activities are affected by weather, terrain, water conditions and other changing factors. Safety decisions will be based on the conditions relevant to the particular activity, equipment, location and participants.

10.2 A Met Office weather warning, including a Yellow warning or above, will be considered as part of our risk assessment. A warning does not automatically mean that every activity will be cancelled, nor does the absence of a warning guarantee safe conditions. 10.3 We may impose additional restrictions or cancel an activity where conditions are, or are reasonably expected to become, unsafe. Such decisions may include restrictions relating to wind, rain, snow, ice, lightning, visibility, temperature, water conditions or site access. 10.4 Participants must comply with safety instructions, closures and reasonable directions issued by our staff, guides, site operators or relevant authorities. 10.5 Neither party will be treated as in breach merely because performance is prevented by an event beyond its reasonable control, to the extent permitted by law. Examples may include severe weather, fire, flood, public emergency, government restrictions, site closure or serious infrastructure failure. 10.6 Force majeure does not automatically remove a customer’s right to a refund or other remedy where that right arises under applicable law or the contract. 10.7 Where performance is prevented, we will communicate with the client and discuss reasonable alternatives. Any financial adjustment will be determined under the booking terms and applicable law.

11. Equipment hire and the hire period

11.1 Equipment may be hired only after completion of the applicable booking or hire agreement and acceptance of these Terms. 11.2 The hire period begins at the agreed collection or delivery time and ends when the equipment has been returned to, and accepted by, us at the agreed place and time, subject to any different written arrangement. 11.3 All equipment remains our property. Hire does not transfer ownership to the client or participant. 11.4 Equipment must be used only for its intended purpose, in accordance with our instructions, manufacturer guidance and any restrictions communicated at handover. 11.5 We may require a valid payment card, security pre-authorisation, deposit or other reasonable security before releasing equipment. The amount and terms of any such security will be communicated before the hire begins. 11.6 Customers must inspect equipment at handover and report any visible defect, damage or missing accessory before departure. This does not remove our legal responsibilities for the safety or quality of equipment. 11.7 We may refuse to release, or require the immediate return of, equipment where there is a reasonable safety concern, misuse, breach of these Terms or another material reason affecting safe use. 11.8 Equipment must not be sold, lent, sub-hired, pledged, disposed of or transferred to another person without our prior written consent.

12. Care, loss, damage and return of equipment

12.1 The client is responsible for taking reasonable care of hired equipment and ensuring that participants use it properly. 12.2 Normal wear and tear arising from reasonable use is accepted. The client is not responsible for normal wear and tear or for damage for which the client is not legally or contractually responsible. 12.3 The client may be responsible for reasonable repair or replacement costs where equipment is lost, stolen or damaged as a result of the client’s or participant’s breach of these Terms, negligence, misuse or other conduct for which the client is legally responsible. 12.4 Any charge will be based on reasonable and evidenced costs. Where repair is appropriate, we will generally charge the reasonable repair cost. Where repair is not appropriate, a reasonable equivalent replacement cost may be charged, taking account of the equipment’s age, condition and pre-hire value. We will not impose an automatic new-for-old charge where that would overcompensate us. 12.5 The client must notify us as soon as reasonably practicable of any accident, defect, damage, loss or theft involving hired equipment. In the event of theft, the client may be required to provide a crime reference number or other reasonable supporting information where available and appropriate. 12.6 We may request payment for reasonable and evidenced costs for which the client is liable. We will provide an explanation of the charge and supporting information on request. 12.7 Late return of equipment may result in an additional charge. Unless otherwise agreed, the standard late-return rate is twice the published daily hire rate for each day or part-day of delay, subject to applicable law and the circumstances. We will consider reasonable explanations, including emergencies, accidents and circumstances outside the client’s control. 12.8 The client must not continue using equipment that appears unsafe or develops a safety-critical defect. The client must stop using it and contact us as soon as practicable. 12.9 Any security deposit or pre-authorised amount may be applied only to charges properly due under these Terms and applicable law. Any remaining deposit will be returned or any pre-authorisation released as soon as reasonably practicable after the equipment has been checked and the relevant liabilities established. 12.10 We will not charge for the same loss or damage more than once.

13. Safety, participant responsibilities and suitability

13.1 Adventure activities, cycling and canoeing carry inherent risks. These may include falls, collisions, changing weather, uneven terrain, immersion, capsizing, cold water, equipment failure and the actions of other participants or third parties. 13.2 Participants must take reasonable care for their own safety and the safety of others, follow instructions and comply with applicable laws, site rules and activity restrictions. 13.3 Each participant must have the skills, experience, fitness and ability reasonably appropriate to the activity they undertake. The client must disclose relevant information requested by us to assess whether an activity is suitable. 13.4 Participants must not take part while impaired by alcohol, illegal drugs, medication that makes participation unsafe, or fatigue that materially affects their ability to participate safely. 13.5 Participants must wear and use safety equipment required by us for the activity, including correctly fitted helmets, buoyancy aids or other protective equipment where specified. 13.6 Beginners or participants who are unfamiliar with an activity must tell us before taking part. We may require instruction, a guided session, additional supervision or a different activity where reasonably necessary for safety. 13.7 We may refuse participation, modify an activity or require a participant to stop where we reasonably believe their conduct, condition or ability presents a material safety risk. We will act reasonably and consistently with applicable law. 13.8 Participants must promptly report accidents, injuries, near misses, equipment defects or other safety concerns to our staff or guides. 13.9 Nothing in this clause transfers to the participant a legal duty that remains ours, or excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

14. Additional requirements for bicycle and e-bike hire

14.1 Participants must use bicycles and e-bikes responsibly, observe relevant traffic laws and comply with trail, park and access restrictions. 14.2 Before setting off, participants must familiarise themselves with the equipment and report any apparent safety defect. We will carry out appropriate checks as part of our equipment management and handover procedures. 14.3 Participants must not modify, dismantle or tamper with safety-critical parts, braking systems, electrical systems or batteries.

14.4 E-bikes, where offered, must be used only in accordance with the instructions provided, including any battery, charging, operating and permitted-area restrictions. 14.5 Participants must secure equipment reasonably when unattended and use any lock or security equipment supplied in accordance with our instructions. 14.6 Any age, height, size, experience or supervision restrictions communicated at booking or handover must be observed.

15. Additional requirements for canoe hire and water activities

15.1 Canoes and associated equipment must be used only on permitted waterways and within any operating areas, launch points, landing points and time limits communicated by us. 15.2 Participants must wear correctly fitted buoyancy aids or other personal flotation equipment where required by our safety instructions. 15.3 Participants must comply with instructions relating to loading, passenger capacity, paddling, capsizing, water conditions, weather, landing and emergency procedures. 15.4 Participants must not exceed the stated capacity of a canoe or use equipment in conditions or locations for which it is not suitable. 15.5 Participants must not enter restricted areas, ignore waterway closures or continue when instructed to return to shore or stop the activity. 15.6 The client must ensure that all participants receive the required safety briefing and understand how to seek assistance in an emergency. 15.7 Where conditions become unsafe, participants must follow the instructions provided and take reasonable steps to reach a safe location. 15.8 We may refuse or suspend a canoe hire where we reasonably consider that conditions, participant ability, equipment or other circumstances make the activity unsafe.

16. Children and young participants

16.1 Children and young participants may take part only where the relevant activity, equipment and booking arrangements permit. 16.2 Any minimum-age, height, ability or supervision requirements communicated by us must be followed. 16.3 A parent, guardian, school, group organiser or other responsible adult must ensure that appropriate supervision and consent arrangements are in place for the participants for whom they are responsible. 16.4 Where we require a parent or guardian’s consent, that consent must be obtained before the child participates. 16.5 Nothing in these Terms makes a parent, guardian or group organiser liable for a child’s conduct beyond the responsibilities lawfully accepted by that person.

17. Group bookings and lead bookers

17.1 The client must provide accurate group numbers, participant information and any required booking details within the timescales agreed with us. 17.2 The Lead Booker must communicate relevant meeting arrangements, payment requirements, clothing requirements, safety instructions and other booking information to participants. 17.3 The Lead Booker must notify us promptly of material changes to group numbers or other arrangements. 17.4 Any agreed minimum group size, minimum charge or special group arrangement will be recorded in the booking confirmation. 17.5 Where a group booking includes a mixture of activities, hire equipment, instruction or other services, the booking confirmation will identify the agreed package and any relevant conditions.

17.6 The client remains responsible for the agreed booking price, subject to the cancellation and amendment provisions and applicable law.

18. Our services and standard of care

18.1 We will provide the services described in the booking confirmation with reasonable care and skill and in accordance with applicable legal obligations. 18.2 We will take reasonable steps to provide suitable equipment and appropriately arranged activities. Where a guide, instructor, safety briefing or other service is included in the booking, we will provide it as agreed. 18.3 We may make reasonable operational adjustments where necessary to protect safety or comply with a legal requirement. Any material change to the agreed service will be handled in accordance with clause 9 and applicable law. 18.4 We do not guarantee particular weather, trail, water or environmental conditions, nor can we guarantee that an outdoor activity will proceed exactly as planned where circumstances beyond our reasonable control intervene. 18.5 Nothing in these Terms excludes our obligation to exercise reasonable care and skill or any other obligation that cannot lawfully be excluded.

19. Liability and indemnity

19.1 Participants acknowledge that outdoor and adventure activities involve inherent risks. They are responsible for making reasonable decisions about their participation, following instructions and using equipment appropriately. 19.2 Nothing in these Terms excludes or restricts liability where such exclusion or restriction is prohibited by law. This includes liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence and any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted. 19.3 Subject to clause 19.2, we are not responsible for loss or damage to the extent that it is caused by a participant’s own negligence, deliberate misconduct, misuse of equipment or failure to follow reasonable safety instructions, or by another cause for which we are not legally responsible. 19.4 We are not responsible for the acts or omissions of independent third parties outside our reasonable control, except to the extent that applicable law makes us responsible. 19.5 Subject to clauses 19.2 and 19.6, and to the extent permitted by law, our aggregate liability arising out of a booking will not exceed the Booking Price paid or payable for the affected booking. 19.6 No liability limit in these Terms applies where doing so would unlawfully exclude or restrict liability, including for death or personal injury resulting from negligence. Any limitation of liability in a consumer contract remains subject to applicable consumer protection and fairness requirements. 19.7 The client is responsible for loss, damage, costs or claims to the extent they are caused by the client’s or participant’s breach of these Terms, negligence, misuse of equipment or other conduct for which the client is legally responsible. 19.8 Nothing in these Terms requires a client or participant to indemnify us for our own negligence, unlawful conduct or liability that cannot lawfully be transferred. 19.9 We do not accept responsibility for personal property that is lost, stolen or damaged unless we are legally responsible for that loss or damage.

20. Insurance

20.1 We maintain Public and Products Liability insurance with a stated indemnity limit of £10 million, subject to the policy wording, exclusions and conditions. 20.2 This insurance is maintained by us for our own business liabilities. It is not a personal accident or equipment insurance policy for each participant. 20.3 Customers should consider appropriate insurance for personal accident, personal belongings, equipment damage, loss or theft and booking cancellation, taking account of the activities and risks involved. 20.4 Unless we expressly confirm otherwise in writing, customers are responsible for arranging their own personal insurance. 20.5 Any optional insurance or protection product offered by us will be subject to its separate terms, cover limits, exclusions and conditions.

21. Intellectual property

21.1 Intellectual property owned or developed by us in preparing or delivering a booking, including our original written materials, activity plans, training materials, photographs, designs and other original content, remains our property or that of the relevant rights holder. 21.2 The client and participants may use materials supplied to them for their intended personal or internal booking-related purpose, subject to any conditions communicated at the time. 21.3 Materials must not be copied, republished, sold, distributed, adapted for commercial use or otherwise exploited beyond the permission granted, without our prior written consent or another lawful basis. 21.4 We may agree to license or permit the use of our materials on terms agreed in writing. 21.5 Nothing in this clause transfers ownership of intellectual property that belongs to the client or another third party.

22. Photography, filming and publicity

22.1 We will seek any required permission or other lawful basis before using identifiable photographs, video or other personal data of participants for publicity or marketing. 22.2 Participation in an activity or agreement to these Terms does not, by itself, constitute consent to marketing use of a person’s image where consent is required. 22.3 Group organisers are responsible for communicating any agreed photography arrangements to participants, but this does not remove our own data protection obligations.

23. Personal information and data protection

23.1 We process personal information in accordance with applicable data protection law, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, as amended. 23.2 We use personal information for purposes such as managing bookings, processing payments, communicating with clients, administering activities, managing safety and incidents, complying with legal obligations and other purposes described in our privacy notice. 23.3 Our privacy notice explains what information we collect, why we use it, how long we retain it, who may receive it and the rights available to individuals. 23.4 Personal information will be handled in accordance with our applicable data protection obligations. Payment-card information will be handled through appropriate payment processes and security arrangements. 23.5 Where we need emergency contact information or information relevant to safe participation, we will explain the information required and handle it in accordance with applicable law. 23.6 Marketing communications will be sent only where permitted by applicable law, and individuals may exercise their rights to object or unsubscribe as appropriate.

24. Complaints and incidents

24.1 If you have a concern about a booking, service or item of equipment, please notify a member of our team as soon as reasonably practicable so that we have an opportunity to investigate and, where possible, resolve it. 24.2 Accidents, injuries, equipment defects and safety incidents must be reported promptly to our staff or guides. In an emergency, participants should contact the emergency services where necessary. 24.3 We may ask for relevant information, photographs, receipts or other reasonable evidence when investigating a complaint or claim. 24.4 Nothing in this clause prevents a client from exercising a statutory right or pursuing a lawful remedy.

25. General provisions

25.1 These Terms, together with the booking confirmation and any additional written agreement, form the agreement between us for the relevant booking. 25.2 If a booking confirmation expressly varies a provision of these Terms, the variation will apply to that booking to the extent stated and legally effective. 25.3 No variation to these Terms will apply to a confirmed booking unless agreed in writing, except where a change is required by law or is otherwise legally effective. 25.4 If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law. 25.5 A failure or delay in exercising a right does not automatically waive that right. 25.6 Nothing in these Terms confers a right on a third party to enforce any provision unless that right exists under applicable law. 25.7 Notices relating to cancellations, amendments or other contractual matters must be given using the contact method specified for the booking. We may use telephone communication for urgent safety or operational matters, followed by written confirmation where appropriate. 25.8 We may use reasonable subcontractors or service providers to help deliver a booking, while remaining responsible for our own obligations under the contract and applicable law.

26. Governing law and jurisdiction

26.1 These Terms and any dispute arising from a booking will be governed by the law of Northern Ireland, subject to any mandatory legal protections that apply to the client. 26.2 The courts of Northern Ireland will have jurisdiction to the extent permitted by law. This clause does not deprive a consumer of any mandatory right to bring proceedings in another court where applicable law allows.

27. Company information

Life Adventure and Bike Mourne are trading names of Grange Yard Ltd, part of the Innui Group of Companies.

Address: The Grange Courtyard, Castlewellan Forest Park, Castlewellan, Co. Down, Northern Ireland, BT31 9BU.
Telephone: +44 (0)28 4377 0714.
Websites: www.onegreatadventure.com and www.bikemourne.com.

These Terms apply to bookings accepted by Grange Yard Ltd under the Life Adventure and Bike Mourne brands.

End of Terms of Business