Code of Conduct

This code of conduct does not seek to replace or restate the Equality Act 2010, but sets out specific conditions for all Juniper by the Sea Bookshop events. 

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Providing a safe and comfortable environment is a priority of Juniper by the Sea Bookshop. 

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Juniper by the Sea Bookshop reserves the right to refuse entry or to request the involved persons to leave the event for any reason, including events with paid admission. 

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There is zero tolerance for harassment. Harassment includes but is not limited to offensive verbal comments about gender, sexuality, impairment, physical appearance, body size, race class/economic status or religion. 

Participants must not engage in harassment at any online or in-person event, or related social event at any time. Participants asked to stop any harassing behaviour are expected to comply immediately.

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Juniper by the Sea Bookshop reserves the right to take any action deemed appropriate, including but not limited to: issuing the offender with a warning, making an internal note of the incident to document repeat offending, making a formal report of the incident available to all event participants, contacting venue security or law enforcement, removing the offender from the event with no refund, and reporting the offender’s behaviour to other event organisers or regulatory organisations. 

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This code of conduct is not intended to be used to contravene the Equality Act or other UK law.