Privacy notice
How this site handles information
Last updated: 20 September 2026
Who is responsible for your information
My Street Status is operated by Andy Garrick in England. Andy is responsible for deciding how personal information submitted to this service is used and protected. Contact hello@mystreetstatus.co.uk with a privacy question or request.
What you enter
The checker asks for a UK postcode and answers about a proposed parking area, property and roadside conditions. It does not ask for your name, full postal address or account details.
How the postcode is used
Your postcode is sent directly from your browser to Postcodes.io so the checker can identify the relevant administrative area. Ordinary checker use is not saved in the My Street Status database.
Anonymous EV interest
If you choose to register EV charging interest, My Street Status saves only the wider postcode sector (for example, CM18 6), the highway authority, your two selected interest answers and the submission time. It does not save your full postcode, name, address or email for this feature. Public local counts are shown only when at least five submissions exist in a postcode sector. These figures represent My Street Status users, not council-recognised demand.
Project Pack usage
When you open a personalised Project Pack or select its print/PDF button, My Street Status records the event type and time so we can judge whether the free Project Pack is useful. These events are not stored with your postcode, checker answers, name, contact details or a persistent user identifier.
Hosting and technical logs
The hosting provider and Postcodes.io may process basic technical information such as an IP address, browser details, request time and requested page for security, reliability and abuse prevention. Their own privacy terms apply to that processing.
Coverage waitlist
If you ask to be told when a checker reaches your area, My Street Status stores your email address, the outward part of the postcode, the relevant service, the council area returned by the postcode service and the date of your consent. The full postcode is used to verify the area but is not stored. These details are kept so we can measure uncovered demand and send the update you requested. You can withdraw that consent or ask for deletion by emailing us.
Cookies and analytics
My Street Status uses Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand page views, site performance and which pages are being used. Cloudflare describes this as privacy-first analytics and states that it does not collect or use visitors’ personal data or track individual users across its customers’ websites. My Street Status does not use advertising or marketing cookies.
External council links
The site links to councils, GOV.UK, the Planning Portal and other official services. Those websites control their own information and privacy practices once you follow a link.
Contractor applications
If a contractor applies for the pilot, My Street Status stores the submitted business identity, contact details, service and coverage information, insurance band, qualifications position, experience and consent date. The information is used to review the application and make contact about possible participation. It is not published or shared with homeowners without further agreement. Certificates and qualification-card copies are not collected through the public form.
Homeowner contractor interest
If a dropped-kerb result shows no obvious blocker or unresolved check, you may optionally register interest in future contractor quotes. My Street Status then stores your name, contact details, full postcode, wider postcode sector, selected project stage and service, optional notes, checker answers, fee summary and consent date. This is used to review the enquiry, identify genuine local demand and contact you about the pilot.
Your information is not automatically sent to contractors. Before sharing it, My Street Status will identify the proposed contractor and ask for your separate permission. Registering interest does not request or accept a quotation and does not create a contract.
Email notifications
When a homeowner enquiry or contractor application is submitted, My Street Status uses Resend to send an internal notification to the site operator. The notification contains the submitted contact and project or business details so the enquiry can be reviewed and answered. Resend processes the message only as the transactional email provider; this does not give permission to share the information with a contractor or use it for marketing.
Security checks
Public forms use server validation, submission limits and automated abuse checks. Where Cloudflare Turnstile is enabled, Cloudflare processes technical information needed to distinguish genuine visitors from automated submissions. Cloudflare’s own privacy terms apply to that processing.
Your rights and contact
You may ask for access to, correction of or deletion of personal information connected with this service, withdraw consent where processing relies on consent, or raise a privacy concern by emailing hello@mystreetstatus.co.uk. Requests will be checked before information is disclosed or changed.
Changes
This notice will be updated before adding advertising, payment features or materially changing how enquiries are shared. Non-essential cookies will not be introduced without the appropriate information and consent controls.