Posted:
April 06, 2010
Small businesses across the UK could now be fined up to £500,000 in the event of a data security breach as new powers for the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) come into force today.
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March 08, 2010
An interview with Shred-it's vice president. Article published by Business Desk, North West
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February 02, 2010
Shred-it UK has announced the opening of a new office in Bridgend, South Wales. The new office will serve as a base for two specially designed on-site shredding trucks and will have a total of 10 employees.
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Posted:
February 01, 2010
Fraud costs the UK economy £30bn a year, of which 58% of fraud was in the public sector at a cost of £17bn – paid for through taxes and rising prices of goods and services.
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January 28, 2010
Shred-it already provides document destruction services to more than 370 customer locations based in South Wales, spanning both the public and private sectors. During the past 12 months, the business has seen its customer base across the region grow by 52%.
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January 28, 2010
The Canadian firm, which has its UK corporate headquarters in Manchester across two locations in Trafford Park and Sale, currently operates a network of 16 UK branches, but its latest at Village Farm Industrial Estate near Bridgend is its first in the principality. The firm said that 10 jobs would be created as a result of the branch opening.
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January 28, 2010
DOCUMENT destruction firm Shred-it, which has its UK headquarters in Manchester, is opening its first branch in Wales to meet growing demand. Ten jobs have been created at the Bridgend branch where two specially designed on-site shredding trucks will be based.
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January 13, 2010
Christmas 2009 may be in the past, but the New Year brings with it a plethora of credit card bills and wallets packed full of shopping receipts. Too many of us just throw this type of information away without properly destroying it and in doing so create a fraudster's paradise. This trend in behaviour has led to a 62% increase in identity fraud cases throughout the UK.
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