Impact resistant automatic bollards limit vehicle access to a specific location
A surgeon has condemned heartless cable thieves whose actions hit the work of three hospitals.
Camera monitoring equipment can be added to building smart card security
More than 300 people were arrested or fined during 2011 in just one area served by a district council thanks to CCTV cameras. Those caught due to the 24-hour surveillance provided by CCTV include illegal immigrants and those involved in criminal damage.
Versatile office door controllers can be networked together under a PC
Thieves staged a break-in and stole a tractor, but abandoned it in a ditch after it failed to start.
Sophisticated software detects forced entries at a site
The Home Office had pledged to pay up to £4.65 million, or half of the policing cost, of clearing a notorious travellers’ site.
Adaptable outdoor automatic barriers are able to immediately recognise authorised personnel
The British Metal Recycling Association (BMRA), an industry body that deals with 95 percent of Britain's scrap, said it favoured parliamentary rejection of a bill which proposed a no-cas
Digital cameras give wide angle or close security coverage to premises
The Government says it still sees the need for legal changes to combat metal crime after rejecting a bill in Parliament. The proposed legislation received parliamentary support at the time but on Friday was rejected after ministers declared their objection.
Turnstiles have option of lockable cash box to prevent unwanted access
Vandalism of public toilets has led to the facilities being put up for sale – that is the situation in which a North West council has found itself. One former toilet building has already been converted into a car dealership.
Site access software sends email alarms in the event of a break in
During a raid police found stolen property including a JCB digger worth £10,000 at an illegal scrap yard. The yard in Norfolk has now been cleared by police, and its owner Tony Gray, was jailed last year for two years and three months.
Infinite life key fobs can operate business access control systems
Officers have praised the bravery of shop staff who fought off an armed attempted thief.
Break glass function unlocks office doors from the inside in emergencies
Fire crews were still attending a raging fire a day after it began in a midlands town. The listed building in Northampton was so badly damaged that experts say it is at risk of collapsing.
Dermal fingerprint checking can be retro fitted to existing factory clocking stations
An alleged thief became trapped under a steamroller he was supposedly trying to steal. The man was wedged under the heavy equipment in East Lothian for an hour-and-a-half on Sunday (December 18).
Access control software creates alarm messages if a forced entry occurs
A family firm has had its meat stock ransacked and children’s presents stolen to complete a miserable Christmas. Richards Family Butchers says it will work around the clock to replace its customers’ orders in time for their Christmas roast.