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Private client reputation · London · Since 2001

Private Client Reputation Management in London, handled quietly

For families, entrepreneurs, public figures and high-net-worth individuals, what appears online can affect safety, privacy, business and family life. United Press helps private clients remove what the law allows, correct what is wrong and keep personal information out of the public eye, discreetly and with crisis management as our main specialism.

  • Confidential from the first call
  • Privacy, safety and reputation together
  • Family members and businesses covered
  • London, the UK and worldwide
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Who we help

Private clients with something to protect

Families and family offices

Home addresses, children’s details, family disputes and old court reports that should not be one search away.

Entrepreneurs and investors

Personal and business reputations are linked. A hostile blog, a fake review campaign or an inaccurate article about you can damage every company you own.

Public figures

Sports people, artists, presenters and creators facing harassment, impersonation, leaked content or a story that has followed them for years.

What we do

Privacy and reputation, managed as one

Personal information removal

Addresses, phone numbers, ID details and family information removed from search results through Google’s personal-information policies and UK GDPR requests, and from people-search and data-broker sites where they allow it.

Negative articles and posts

Inaccurate or out-of-date articles, forum threads and social posts challenged with the publisher, the platform or Google, using the route most likely to work.

Impersonation and harassment

Fake profiles, impersonation accounts and harassment campaigns reported to each platform with the evidence they require, and escalated where needed.

Crisis response

If a story is about to break, we help you decide whether, where and how to respond, and prepare statements that are accurate and calm.

Accurate public profile

Where you want a public presence, we build it carefully: profiles, interviews and coverage in named publications, approved by you before anything goes live.

Ongoing monitoring

We watch your name, your family’s names and your businesses in Google and AI answers, so new problems are caught early.

How it works

A quiet process, step by step

  1. Confidential conversationBy phone or video call. You decide what to share. Nothing leaves the small team working on your case.
  2. Private auditWe record what appears for you and your family in Google, images, news, social platforms and AI assistants, and mark what is a privacy risk and what is a reputation risk.
  3. Written planEach item, the lawful route to deal with it, how likely it is to work and what happens first. Free, and yours to keep.
  4. Removal, correction and protectionWe file the requests, follow them up and report back in plain English.
  5. MonitoringRegular checks, so nothing new appears without you knowing.
The UK rules we work with

The routes that actually work

Google’s personal information policiesGoogle will remove results showing contact details, ID numbers and similar personal information in many cases, even when the page itself stays online.
UK GDPR, Article 17: the right to erasurePrivate individuals usually have a stronger case than public figures for removing out-of-date or irrelevant results about them.
Defamation Act 2013 and harassment lawUntrue statements that cause serious harm, and sustained harassment, can be challenged. Where a solicitor is needed, we tell you and work with your legal advisers.
Editors’ Code and IPSOMost UK newspapers follow the Editors’ Code, which protects privacy and requires accuracy. Breaches can be raised with the publisher or IPSO.
Straight answers

What we will not do

  • Create fake reviews, fake articles or fake identities
  • Promise to delete lawful, accurate reporting
  • Hack, threaten or pay anyone to remove content
  • Share anything about you without your permission
FAQ

Private client reputation: common questions

Can you remove my home address from Google?

Usually, yes. Google has a policy for removing results that show personal contact details such as a home address or phone number. We prepare the request with the evidence Google asks for.

Can you help my family members too?

Yes. Many private clients ask us to cover a partner, children or parents, and the businesses the family owns.

How discreet is the process?

Your case is handled by a small team. We do not name clients, and nothing about you is shared with anyone outside the team without your permission.

What if a journalist is about to publish a story?

Contact us straight away. We help you check the facts, understand your rights under the Editors’ Code and decide how to respond. Where legal action may be needed, we work with your solicitors.

Do you work outside London?

Yes. We work with private clients across the UK and worldwide.

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Find out what is public about you and your family

Tell us your concern in confidence. Within 24 hours you will have a free, private reputation plan.

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