1. Who we are
This website is operated by
W.P.E SERVICES LIMITED.
Our business provides non-hazardous waste collection
and clearance services for households, properties and
local businesses.
For privacy matters, you can contact us using:
2. Information we may collect
The information we collect depends on how you use the
website and what you choose to provide.
This may include:
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your name;
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email address;
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telephone number, where provided;
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collection address;
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information about the material or items requiring
collection;
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approximate quantity or size information;
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preferred collection date;
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access information relevant to the collection;
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photographs that you choose to upload through the
contact form; and
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other information you choose to include in your
enquiry.
3. Information we do not need
Our website contact process is designed around
collection enquiries. Please do not provide information
that is not relevant to your enquiry.
In particular, please avoid including unnecessary
identification documents, account credentials, payment
details or other unrelated personal information in
messages or uploaded photographs.
If information is not needed for the enquiry or
requested service, there is generally no reason to
provide it.
4. How we receive your information
We may receive personal information when you:
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complete and submit a contact or collection enquiry
form on our website;
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contact us by telephone;
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contact us by email;
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communicate with us about an existing enquiry or
collection arrangement; or
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provide information through another direct
communication with us.
5. Why we use your information
We use personal information for purposes connected with
our website enquiries and services, including:
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responding to questions and enquiries;
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understanding collection requirements;
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considering the collection address, material,
approximate quantity and access;
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communicating about a requested collection;
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arranging or managing services that you have
requested;
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keeping appropriate business records;
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handling service-related communications;
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maintaining website functionality and security; and
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meeting applicable legal or regulatory requirements.
6. Our lawful bases
Where UK data protection law applies, we use an
appropriate lawful basis for processing personal
information.
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Purpose
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Information
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Lawful basis
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Responding to enquiries
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Name, contact details and enquiry information.
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Legitimate interests and, where applicable,
steps taken at your request before entering
into an arrangement.
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Managing requested services
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Contact, address and collection details.
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Performance of an arrangement with you or
steps taken at your request.
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Business records
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Relevant communication and service information.
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Legitimate interests and, where applicable,
legal obligations.
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Website operation and security
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Technical information required for website
operation and security.
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Legitimate interests where appropriate.
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The lawful basis used depends on the particular
processing activity and the circumstances in which
the information is collected.
7. Collection addresses
If you ask us to consider a collection, we may need
the collection address to understand whether the
requested service can be arranged and to communicate
about the relevant collection.
An address may also be retained as part of an
appropriate service record where necessary.
8. Photographs provided through the website
Our contact form may allow you to upload photographs
where they are useful for describing the material,
approximate quantity or access.
Photographs should be limited to information relevant
to the collection enquiry.
Please avoid including unrelated individuals or
unnecessary personal information in uploaded images.
9. Who may receive your information
We do not routinely make personal information available
to unrelated organisations.
Where necessary for the operation of the website or
requested services, information may be handled by
appropriate service providers acting on our behalf.
These may include:
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website hosting and technical service providers;
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website form or email service providers;
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IT, security or maintenance providers;
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professional advisers where appropriate; and
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authorities or organisations where disclosure is
required by applicable law.
Where another organisation processes information on
our behalf, we expect appropriate arrangements to be
in place for the handling and protection of that
information.
10. International transfers
Some website, hosting, communication or technical
service providers may process information using
infrastructure located outside the United Kingdom.
Where personal information is transferred outside the
UK, we will consider the applicable UK data protection
requirements and use an appropriate transfer mechanism
or safeguard where required.
The actual location of processing can depend on the
technical providers currently used by the website.
11. How long we keep information
We keep personal information only for as long as it is
reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was
collected, including any appropriate business,
accounting or legal requirements.
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Information
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General retention approach
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General website enquiries
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Normally retained for up to 12 months after
the enquiry has been closed, unless a longer
period is reasonably required.
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Service communications
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Retained for the period reasonably needed to
manage the relevant service relationship and
related records.
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Business and accounting records
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Retained for the period required by applicable
business, accounting or legal requirements.
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Uploaded photographs
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Normally retained only while reasonably needed
to understand or manage the relevant enquiry
or service, subject to applicable recordkeeping
requirements.
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Retention periods may vary where information needs to
be retained for a longer period because of an ongoing
matter, a legal requirement or another legitimate
business need.
12. Website security
We take reasonable technical and organisational steps
to help protect personal information against
unauthorised access, accidental loss or inappropriate
use.
Website communications may pass through hosting,
email, form and other technical systems. No internet
transmission or electronic storage system can be
guaranteed to be completely secure.
13. Cookies and similar technologies
Our website may use cookies and similar technologies
for essential website functions and, where applicable,
additional website features.
Information about cookies, their purposes and available
choices is provided separately in our
Cookie Policy
.
Where consent is required for optional technologies,
the relevant choices will be handled through the
website’s available cookie controls.
14. Your data protection rights
Depending on the circumstances and the lawful basis
involved, you may have rights under applicable UK data
protection law, including:
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the right to be informed about how your information
is used;
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the right to request access to personal information
we hold about you;
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the right to ask us to correct inaccurate or
incomplete information;
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the right to request deletion in certain
circumstances;
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the right to request restriction of processing in
certain circumstances;
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the right to object to certain processing;
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the right to data portability in circumstances where
it applies; and
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the right to withdraw consent where processing is
based on consent.
These rights are not absolute and may depend on the
reason we are processing the information and the
applicable legal requirements.
The ICO states that individuals generally have one
month for an organisation to respond to a valid rights
request, subject to applicable rules and circumstances.
15. How to contact us or raise a concern
If you have a question about how we handle personal
information, please contact W.P.E SERVICES LIMITED
using the details below.
W.P.E SERVICES LIMITED
Email:
wpewaste@hotmail.com
Telephone:
+44 7492 763883
Registered office:
14 Chestnut Close, Sudbrooke, Lincoln,
England, LN2 2RD
We would be pleased to hear from you first so that we
can understand the concern and see whether it can be
resolved directly.
You also have the right to raise a concern with the
UK’s data protection supervisory authority,
the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), where
you believe your personal information has not been
handled appropriately.
Further information about individual data protection
rights is available from the
Information Commissioner’s Office
.