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Clients

Three Counties Data Protection works with small organisations that need practical, proportionate data protection support - including charities, community groups, sports clubs, independent educators, professional firms and sole traders.

 

Services are primarily aimed at organisations across Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire, though most can be delivered remotely for organisations elsewhere in the UK.

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Who I Help

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Retailers and Hospitality

Independent shops, cafés and hospitality businesses that run CCTV, take customer bookings, or hold loyalty scheme data.

 

If you've got a camera covering your till point and no privacy notice to go with it, you're not alone - and it's a quick fix once someone points it out.

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Small Professional Firms

Accountants, estate agents, financial advisers, consultants and other professional service businesses routinely handle confidential client information.

 

I can help professional firms understand their responsibilities, strengthen their processes and demonstrate compliance with confidence.

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Community Groups

Whether you're running a village hall, community group, place of worship or local charity, managing personal information is an important part of day-to-day operations.

 

Membership records, mailing lists, event registrations and volunteer information all bring data protection responsibilities - and I can help put sensible, proportionate measures in place.

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Independent Educators

Private tutors, peripatetic music teachers, sports coaches and other independent educators often hold a surprising amount of personal information, including pupil details, parent contact information, progress records, photographs and, in some cases, special category data.

 

When working with children, data protection requires particular care. I offer practical, proportionate advice to help independent educators understand their responsibilities and protect the information they hold.

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Sole Traders

Photographers, tradespeople, dog groomers, therapists and similar one-person businesses often hold client contact details, session notes, or images.

 

The same data protection principles apply - but the practical steps should always be proportionate to the size and nature of the business.

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Sports Clubs

Sports clubs hold more personal data than many committees realise - from membership lists and player registrations to photographs, safeguarding records and medical information. Most are run by volunteers who simply want to support their club, not become data protection experts.

 

I offer straightforward, affordable advice that helps clubs understand what's required and focus on the sport they love.

BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection

Liz holds a recognised professional qualification in data protection, backed by hands-on experience building information governance frameworks from scratch - not generalist advice from a solicitor, accountant or IT provider treating it as an add-on.

Professional Indemnity Insurance
 

Full professional indemnity cover so you can engage with confidence knowing the advice you receive is properly backed.

Committed to Ongoing Learning
 

Data protection law doesn't stand still - recent reforms under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 are a good example. Continuing professional development is maintained through BCS membership and close engagement with ICO guidance, so advice stays current.

Why You Can Trust Me

Credentials

BCS Professional Member
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