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07 Jul 2011 News

Business security scanner controller can support multiple access control points

Contrasts in crime: Wales has some of the highest and lowest levels in the UK, according to official statistics.
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24 Jun 2011 News

Access scanner wired into works fire alarm system to open doors for quick evacuation of personnel

Inquests have been adjourned on an explosion at the Pembroke Chevron oil refinery in which four people were killed. The inquests were opened and adjourned at Milford Haven Town Hall by the Pembrokeshire coroner.
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02 Jun 2011 News

Access patterns dictate which sites areas a person can enter at different times of the day

North Wales Police are still following up after an incident when the Ewloe petrol station was robbed in Holywell Road, Flintshire. The criminals targeted the site about 1850 BST on Monday, May 30. The incident was high risk for little reward as only a minor amount of money was taken.
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24 May 2011 News

Create a powerful computer controlled door security infrastructure at your premises

A second man has been arrested after money was stolen from a guard outside a branch of Barclays Bank in Machynlleth, Powys. The 26-year-old was arrested on suspicion of jointly committing robbery last Thursday, May 19, 2011. Dyfed-Powys Police thanked members of the local community for their help.
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13 May 2011 News

Alarms are triggered automatically if a forced entry is detected onsite

Gwent Police are appealing for help after copper thefts caused thousands of pounds worth of damage and cut phone services in Newport when 80 metres of cable was stolen in Tredegar Park. A Gwent Police spokeswoman confirmed the cable was stolen early on Wednesday, May 4, from the junction box in Morgan Way, Tredegar Park.
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06 May 2011 News

Business security system is identity fraud proof using passwords or biometric fingerprinting

Spending on hospitality at four Welsh universities – Cardiff, Glamorgan, Swansea and Newport – went under the spotlight using the Freedom of Information Act. It was found that nearly £6.4 million was spent over a three-year period.
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27 Apr 2011 News

No limit on the number of employees registered to site access control system

Total incidents of crime in England and Wales went down from 9.8 million to 9.5 million last year.
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21 Apr 2011 News

Work security alarm connection to doors results in quick and safe evacuation of personnel

Four fire crews were needed to fight the fire at four industrial units including Gwent Auto Factors in New Inn, near Pontypool, late on Sunday, April 17. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service was called at 2330 BST after the units caught fire. Crews from New Inn, Cwmbran, Malpas, Caerphilly, Maindy and Usk tackled the blaze.
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14 Apr 2011 News

Access controller can be wired directly into a site fire alarm system

A fire at an industrial estate in Milford Haven raged so intensely throughout the night that nearby residents had to be evacuated from their homes. Fire crews were called to Dyfed Cleaning Service on St Peter’s Road at around 10.50pm yesterday (Wednesday, April 13), and two crews were still required to be in attendance this morning.
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06 Apr 2011 News

Control movement and identification of prison visitors and store data for future reference

A man has absconded from Prescoed jail. Police are attempting to track 27 year old Leon Passmore who has failed to return to the open prison near Usk. Gwent Police say he is dangerous, so people should call the force instead of approaching him.
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30 Mar 2011 News

Fingerprint scanning access readers provide twofold security at your premises

Officials raided a dairy in Rhondda Cynon Taf in Pontyclun early on Tuesday looking for illegal workers. Three Indian men were arrested because their visas had expired, while a fourth had no legal right to work in the UK. They were delivery drivers aged 24, 25 and 30; while the fourth is 31.
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23 Mar 2011 News

Turnstiles an unobtrusive method of controlling access to your toilet facilities

Campaigning group Age Cymru says public toilets are vital for older people and some will not leave the house without knowing they are available. “We can’t underestimate the importance of public toilets in our towns and cities,” said Iwan Roberts, Age Cymru spokesman.
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