The complete document and data destruction service for all your confidential and recycling requirements

Shredder Waste Paper is a third generation, family run business with the benefit of over 55 years experience in the document destruction and waste management industry. Our story began within a major bank based in the city of London, destroying confidential documents 24 hours a day. Over the past 55 years we have expanded within an ever changing industry to our current premises at Wisborough Green, where we have been based for over 25 years, offering competitive quotations and a secure service from collection to destruction. To give our clients complete peace of mind, we are ICO registered and follow strict procedures to meet BS EN15713:2009 Security shredding standards.

Under the Data Protection Act 1988, you are legally obligated to safeguard the information of your customers, employees and anyone else you hold information on. To stop confidential documents and data falling into the wrong hands, it is essential they are properly disposed of. This includes paper, film, computer hard drives and other electronic devices.

At Shredder Waste Paper, we provide off-site shredding and destruction of all confidential waste – from paper documents to IT equipment. With the benefit of over 50 years’ experience in data destruction, we offer an extremely competitive, secure and personal service, tailored to your individual requirements.

With the number of reported identity fraud cases increasing, it’s vital you take every precaution to prevent confidential material falling into the wrong hands. To comply with the Data Protection Act, important client or employee information must be properly destroyed. At Shredder Waste Paper, we can help you meet this obligation and prevent sensitive material falling into the wrong hands.

Secure shredding is carried out using industrial machinery. Adhering to strict BS15713:2009 security shredding standards, we’re also ICO Data Protection registered so you can be sure your data is safe with us. Once the material has been destroyed, we’ll provide you with a Certificate of Destruction. This should be kept on file as evidence of your commitment to privacy and compliance with the law.