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Archive TitlesTrivalent makes debut
Laird Security Hardware has launched the Saracen 6000 and Principal Multi-point Door Locks. The range has many improvements and boasts a host of new features.
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Archive TitlesSolaglas wins hotel-chain deal
Solaglas Contracting Scotland has won the contract for a new chain of hotels. It has completed the futuristic Dakota Hotel at Eurocentral business park in Glasgow, which is the second hotel in the chain to be built.
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Archive TitlesIf only there were more days in the week ...
We’ve all had that feeling: the work’s piling up, deadlines are looming, and your inbox is jammed. Perhaps it’s time to look at a new way of working, as midas did.
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Archive TitlesDavis joins Synseal
Eric Davis, ex Sales Director of Plastmo, has moved to Synseal as Sales Manager. He said: ‘Synseal is the biggest player in the market and I am delighted to join them.
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The Cowboys simply must be stopped!
Sir – like most quality-driven security professionals, those of us at Sawley Security welcomed the advent of private sector regulation and licensing with open arms.
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Archive TitlesYes, we have no corruption
Development in the UK, through the planning system, has encouraged legalised corruption for years, argues Ian Abley
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Archive TitlesCourt controversy and win
Ravensby has enjoyed an increase in demand since being put in the limelight while working on the hotly debated Scottish Parliament Building
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Archive TitlesITRAC in control
Real-time, GPRS-based tracking of security personnel is now possible thanks to the launch of ITRAC courtesy of bconnected
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Ecodesign standards out for consultation
DEFRA has recently launched a consultation on draft new regulations that aim to establish a framework for the establishment of ecodesign standards for energy-using products.
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Archive TitlesConstruction Jihad
After the bombs comes the rebuilding. In lebanon there’s a struggle between east and west over who controls the works. Companies have to be canny to work in a war zone.
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Destroying data with supreme confidence
Sir – I read with much interest the debate on information and ID theft conducted within your Letters To The Editor section in both the April (‘Information theft must be addressed’, p21) and August (‘Information theft is actually legal’, pp20-21) editions of Security Management Today.
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Energy Review condemned
A leading energy expert has condemned the government’s recent energy review for failing to do enough to halt the onslaught of climate change.
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Archive TitlesSIA and Merseyside Police take rogue security companies to task
On 21 September, as part of Operation Seahog, Security Industry Authority (SIA) investigators working closely alongside Merseyside Police and other law enforcement partners targeted rogue security companies, unlicensed security activity and links to serious and organised crime in a series of dawn raids.
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Archive TitlesRaising Skills for Safer Communities
As part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing communication with the security business sector, Skills for Security is hosting two National Conferences during November – one for stakeholders in England and Wales, and the other aimed specifically at Scottish sector professionals. Security Management Today is the Official Media Partner for ...
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Archive TitlesSilicone-free seals zone: the elements can cleanse glass cladding without a hitch
Self-cleaning glass has previously been hindered by silicone sealants leaching across the glass. However, Pilkington thinks it has the answer, a silicone-free seal, which works with the self-cleaning glass not against it
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Archive TitlesSPG and the city
Ken Livingstone’s latest standards for sustainable buildings in London require engineering input at an early stage in the design process to get planning approval for major projects.
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Edinburgh a success for CHP Group
On 6 September the CIBSE CHP Group held the first of a series of site visits around the country demonstrating CHP. The first event in Edinburgh University was a sell-out, with over 120 attendees.
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Archive TitlesHoppe hot foot it for charity
Cancer treatment costs more than £639million a year, so charities play an important role in funding crucial research, as well as treatment. Staff from Hoppe (UK) supported one such charity, Race for Life, by taking part in a five kilometre run.