If you are looking for shredding services in Cambridge that are both convenient and secure, Datashredders provides a unique mobile shredding solution alongside a variety of other tailored services to suit your requirements.
We cater to private households and commercial businesses of any size. All shredding services are carried out in accordance with the latest UK Data Protection Law and General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
Our hydraulic machines can handle anything you need disposing of, including electronic hard drives, paper documents, clothing and general household clutter. All resultant waste from the shredding process is recycled or reused according to our Zero to Landfill policy.
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Our top-of-the-line mobile shredders allow us to bring our customers a unique on-site shredding service. Datashredders’ Linder Micromat machines can be driven directly to your doorstep so that you can oversee the destruction process, giving you peace of mind that your material has not been compromised.
Off-site shredding is carried out at our secure shredding facility in Cambridgeshire via a secure chain of transport. We provide secure waste containers for you to place your documents into, which we then collect from your address in tracked vehicles. We take your confidential waste directly back to our CCTV monitored premises to be shredded the very same day.
Datashredders’ high-capacity industrial waste shredders are able to shred anything from electronic storage devices, hard drives and mobile phones, to SD cards, cassettes, computer discs, clothing and credit cards. We offer a media destruction service that renders digital data unrecoverable by even the most talented hackers.
Commercial shredding not only protects the private data of clients and employees but keeps your business safe from the repercussions of breaking data protection laws. Datashredders helps businesses keep on top of data destruction through weekly, monthly, or bi-monthly destruction services. Whatever your business hours and requirements, we can fit our services around you.
For those private individuals who have a collection of sensitive documents they’d like disposing of, Datashredders’ residential shredding service caters to quantities of material both large and small.
As part of Datashredders’ one-off clearance service, a team of our staff will come to your premises and shred what can be shredded and recycle what cannot. You do not need to commit to a regular service; we can clear out your clutter in one go, securely destroying your confidential material and removing anything else that you want to get rid of.
Datashredders offers a hybrid-working solution that ensures employees taking work home with them still dispose of company documents in compliance with GDPR. Since hybrid working has become more prevalent due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have evolved our services so that you can opt to include the private addresses of your personnel into our collection route.
From the centre of Cambridge, near Cambridge Railway Station, head North past Parker’s Piece and Midsummer Common. At the roundabout by Chesterton Medical Centre, take the third exit onto Milton Road. At Milton Interchange, take the second exit onto A10. Follow the A10 to Stretham and, at the roundabout, take the first exit onto A1123. At Haddenham, take a right onto A1421/Station Road and further on, a left onto A142/Ely Road. Join the A141 past Chatteris and take this all the way to Wimblington.
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As the name suggests, Cambridge is the county town of Cambridgeshire. It is located around 55 miles north of London and gained city status in 1951.
Cambridge likely developed from a Bronze Age settlement and was an important centre of trade during the Roman and Viking inhabitation of Britain.
The University of Cambridge was founded in 1209, making it the world’s fourth-oldest surviving university.
The first game of football – the world’s most popular sport as we know it today – was played at Parker’s Piece in Cambridge.
The centre of the high-technology Silicon Fen is hosted in Cambridge, as well as the Cambridge Biomedical Campus (one of the largest biomedical research clusters in the world).
