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Access control and security systems are a must for any new building in the educational environment, such as the new Fitzalan High School will in Cardiff, whose redevelopment plans worth £63.5m have just been recommended for approval, according to a news report in the local business media. The new Fitzalan High School will represent a […]

Reviewing access control and security provisions is best achieved when moving to a new premises or office space. This is something that should be considered by companies such as Currencycloud, an expanding fintech firm that is moving to the newly-refurbished Hodge House office building in Cardiff city centre. According to a news report in the […]

Electronic access control is not exactly a new concept, but the technological leaps forward recorded over the past few years in this sector have made this type of solution easier to install and more affordable than even before – not to mention more secure. Electronic access control solutions are highly flexible, enabling administrators to define […]

Plans for the development of office space and meeting rooms for tech and creative SMEs in a historic Swansea theatre have moved forward after receiving a positive reaction from planning officers, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. In August, City and County of Swansea Council unveiled plans for […]

A new sustainable food packaging hub is being established in Broughton thanks to a £2m financial investment from the Welsh Government, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre Cymru (AMRC Cymru) has secured the Business, Innovation and Tourism Escalator Scheme (BITES) funding to develop a […]

Installing a secure and reliable access control system capable of perfectly streamlining access and isolating various zones based on specific access rights should be a must for any manufacturer of medical-grade equipment, such as newly announced medical-grade mask making facility announced by Hardshell. According to a news report in the local media, the company has […]

Transport for Wales (TfW) will begin railway line transformational works next month and move ahead with plans for the South Wales Metro, a recent news report in the local business media has been able to suggest. The initiative will open a range of job, business, education and other opportunities for both people and businesses in […]

Unemployment across Wales could rise to 20% in the coming months, a recent news report has been able to suggest. Wales’ most influential thinktank, the Bevan Foundation, is warning that unemployment across Wales could rise to 20%. The stark forecast comes as support for thousands of workers via the Job Retention Scheme and Self Employed […]

Specialist medical centres require very robust access control systems, due both to the often very expensive machinery contained within, as well as the fact that they normally hold very sensitive data on their patients. This is exactly the case with cancer treatment specialist Rutherford Health, who has entered into a £55m development framework agreement under […]

A solid and reliable access control system is a must for all the companies in the logistics sector keen to expand their business and premises. One of the latest examples comes from Cwmbran, where Bridgetime Transport part of The APC network, has opened a new operational parcel depot on the Avondale Industrial Estate. The move […]

Contactless access control solutions are likely to represent the solutions of choice for the educational sector in the near future, as the combination of contactless credentials and touchless access control hardware can help mitigate the risks posed by the COVID-19 outbreak. It’s already a well-known fact that most universities and colleges closed earlier this year, […]

Plans for building a new high-end building aimed at hosting tech and creative start-ups on the site of a former Swansea nightclub have been recommended for approval, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. Swansea Council wants to develop a glass-fronted property rising to five storeys above ground level […]