Antur Shredding provides a confidential shredding service for businesses and individuals in north Wales, whilst providing valuable employment opportunities to individuals with learning disabilities.

Antur Waunfawr’s work includes its Waunfawr base where food and drink products are made, its materials recycling services at Caernarfon, its second-hand furniture, appliances, and clothes warehouse, and Beics Antur, the Caernarfon-based bike hire and adaption shop. Antur Shredding is also part of the Antur Waunfawr family’s work.

By using Antur’s Confidential Shredding services, businesses from Llŷn to Wrexham are supporting adults with learning disabilities in their community, supporting local jobs and reducing their carbon footprint.

Antur Shredding specialise in confidential paper shredding, providing the secure destruction of confidential waste to a 10mm strip-cut. They also recycle general, non-confidential office papers.

The serivce offered has been described as bespoke, and they collect anything from a single sack to a hundred. Collections happen from offices and homes, with no minimum collection quantities.

Those who wish to learn more about Antur Shredding should contact them on 01286 669 330, or by e-mail llarpio@anturwaunfawr.cymru.

Expertise

  • Antur Shredding provides a confidential shredding service for businesses and individuals in Gwynedd, Anglesey and along the North Wales Coast.
  • We specialise in confidential paper shredding.
  • We provide the secure destruction of confidential waste to a 10mm strip-cut.
  • We also recycle general, non-confidential office papers.

Support a local social enterprise

  • Antur Shredding is part of the Antur Waunfawr family, that provides work for adults with learning disabilities.
  • By using Antur Shredding, you are supporting local jobs and reducing your carbon footprint.
  • We take provide in providing a bilingual service with Welsh-speaking staff.
  • You can be assured that your documents are being treated by specialists with years of experience in the field