A group of 30 migrants walked through the UK’s advanced border by simply guessing the code on a keypad security gate near Calais. Worn keys on the keypad gave away…
In an age where festivals continue to increase in popularity, security remains at the forefront of organisers’ minds. From small festivals attended by hundreds to Glastonbury Festival, which for one…
The US Secret Service has announced it is stepping up security efforts at the White House after a series of high-profile security breaches. Although encircled by perimeter fencing, the recent…
A hundred years ago, the idea of security is necessary for a primary or secondary school would have seemed preposterous – but sadly, times have changed. The world is a…
The Unibet Euro Hockey Championships are just three weeks off. The European game giants benefit from our fencing at the former London 2012 hockey venue at Eton Manor in Queen…
Expo 2015 in Milan has not been without controversies, from questions over its legacy to the overspend on the project. Still, back at the start of the year, organisers had…
The data centre market is booming across the globe – and with it, the need for intelligent integrated security systems designed from an intruder’s perspective from the outside in. The…
We live in scary times. While the world as a whole is looking to be a brighter, more prosperous place for more of the population, some are hell-bent on destruction.…
With the news that Celtic Football Club has been given the green light to introduce safe standing for the start of the 2016/17 season, English clubs are still struggling to…
This month marks the third anniversary of the London Olympic Games, arguably the UK’s biggest ever sporting event, which started on 27th July 2012 and came to an end a…
As designers and installers of high-security perimeter fencing to a wide range of clients, including schools, UK major events, and industry, we’re always interested in keeping up with the latest…
We are not helping to keep HRH Prince Charles safe as he visits Ireland today to share the first meeting in the Republic of Ireland between the Sinn Féin leadership…
So, tonight’s the night! And I’ve got my fingers crossed. That’s when we’ll learn if we’ve won either of the two categories we’ve been shortlisted in for the Business is…
While football fans across the land switch off as the Premiership programme gives way to Euro qualifiers, rugby union takes centre stage with the autumn internationals and the run-up to…
I had a bit of a Bonfire Night outburst last week when I watched episode five of the latest series of The Apprentice with Alan Sugar and his wannabe business partners. Summit had just pipped Tenacity in…
As the dust settles on another Tory Party Conference, with news reports of the week, fortunately, being more about keeping people in the party than out of the conference, it got me thinking…
Foreign business trips aren’t the walk in the park some people might imagine them to be. OK, so I am rather looking forward to my one day trip to Rome on the last Thursday of…
Our usual discrete presence in the background protecting world leaders got rather exposed this month as we were splashed all over the nation’s dailies and TV news channels at the NATO…
The Soccerex Global Convention 2014 kicks off this weekend in Manchester – and we’ll be there among football’s administrators and top stars of today and yesteryear. It’s a dream gig for…
I paid a visit to Glasgow last week and got all excited at the way the city, the Scots and the wider British Isles are embracing our second multi-sport international…