Building work is underway on a new multi-million pound educational centre for the University Campus Aylesbury Vale (UCAV) project, which is being funded and managed by Aylesbury Vale District Council, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to reveal.
RFID-based Access Control and Tracking Systems can help keep tabs on students’ whereabouts at all times, ensuring a superior level of security within educational environments.
One example of a successful RFID implementation comes from a Peru, IN, school, that has taken the necessary steps to implement such a program by issuing Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) cards to its students.
A new Recovery Academy for Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust will be developed with the aim to deliver a range of free educational courses and resources for people with mental health and substance misuse problems in Greater Manchester.
Building work has started on a £66m development on Liverpool’s Kings Dock, a recent news report in the local media was able to reveal.
The new area is set to become the first purpose-built inter-connected arena, convention and exhibition centre in Europe.
Scheduled to open in September 2015, Exhibition Centre Liverpool will more than double the existing exhibition space at ACC Liverpool to 15,225 square metres.
The Arndale Centre in Eastbourne is set to undergo a major extension worth an estimated £85m, a recent media news report on the matter was able to reveal.
A new super-school that will see five different schools merge into a single, “all-through” educational establishment, is set to be built by Willmott Dixon on behalf of the Ceredigion County Council, a recent news report was able to reveal.
Access control systems designed to fully integrate building contractors’ CSCS cards will become more widespread on the future, especially since the whole industry is set to grow 23% by the end of 2018, according to the latest Construction Products Association (CPA).
Individuals and organizations looking for a way to enhance the level of security at their sites or premises should seriously consider removing their older mechanical master key systems and replacing them with modern, high-end proximity smart card-based access control systems.
While using a key system is extremely easy, the truth of the matter is that, on the long-term, it can cost a lot of time and money. For example, should one employee lose his assigned set of keys, the company would have to replace all locks on the site, at a considerable cost.