This page explains your rights and responsibilities when using Castradar.uk, the UK-focused film and television guide published by Europa Point Publishing Ltd. These terms apply to every visitor, reader, subscriber and contributor. They are designed to keep the site fair, transparent and useful for everyone – whether you are researching a cast list or checking streaming availability.
What can I do with the content on Castradar.uk?
You are welcome to browse, read, share links, and use the information for personal, non-commercial purposes such as planning your viewing or discussing a series with friends. This includes printing a single copy for your own reference. You may quote short extracts in a review or blog post, as long as you clearly credit Castradar.uk and include a link back to the original page.
Any other use – republishing full articles, scraping our cast databases, redistributing our guides in bulk, or using our content for training automated systems – requires prior written permission from us. Commercial use, including embedding our material behind a paywall or selling our data, is strictly prohibited unless agreed in writing. If you are unsure whether your intended use is allowed, please contact us and we will clarify quickly.
Who owns the site and its content?
All text, images, databases, metadata, design, and code on Castradar.uk are owned by Europa Point Publishing Ltd. (company number 130118, registered in Gibraltar) or its licensors. You do not acquire any ownership rights by using the site. Our cast lists, filmographies, episode guides, and explainers are the result of careful editorial work and are protected by copyright and database rights.
We respect the intellectual property of others. If you believe your work has been reproduced on Castradar.uk without authorisation, please see our Copyright Takedown Policy for instructions. For information about how we fund and operate the site, including our use of advertising and affiliate links, visit our Ownership & Funding page.
How this works in practice
Imagine you are researching the full cast of a new BBC drama for a project. You visit our episode guide, find the actor names and character descriptions, and use that to plan a viewing schedule with friends. That is perfectly fine – you may even share the page on social media. But copying the entire guide into your own newsletter or republishing it on another website without permission would break these terms. We put significant work into verifying credits, so we ask that you treat our content with the same respect we give to sources and contributors. For more detail on how we ensure accuracy, see our Cast Credits Policy.
What if you think your copyright has been breached?
If you believe material on Castradar.uk infringes your copyright or other intellectual property rights, please notify us immediately using the procedure set out in our Copyright Takedown Policy. That page explains what information we need, how we respond, and how we handle counter-notices. We take all such reports seriously and will act promptly.
Which country’s law applies?
These terms are governed by the laws of Gibraltar. Any disputes arising from your use of Castradar.uk will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Gibraltar. We chose this because our publisher, Europa Point Publishing Ltd., is registered there and it provides a clear legal framework for both us and our users.
If you access the site from outside Gibraltar, you are responsible for complying with local laws. We do not represent that the content is appropriate or available in all locations.
How to contact us about legal matters
For questions about these terms, permission requests, copyright notices, or other legal concerns, write to our legal team at hello@castradar.uk. You can also reach us by post at Office 2.5, ICC, Casemates Square, Gibraltar GX11 1AA, or through our Contact page. We aim to respond within five business days.
In short
These terms protect the work we put into making Castradar.uk a reliable, trustworthy guide for British audiences. Use the site freely for personal research and enjoyment, respect our copyright, and get in touch if you need anything else. If you ever have a concern about permissions or accuracy, we are here to help.