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29 Aug 2012 News

No routine maintenance for barrier products that secure all sorts of properties

Campaign group Metal Snatchers have put in place a special security mark after part of a school’s roof was stolen.
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22 Aug 2012 News

Protect schools with CCTV camera network that can be viewed through a local PC

Lead theft from the roof of Tonypandy Primary School has left it open to the elements and with a huge repair bill. South Wales Police are investigating the incident after it was reported on August 16.
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10 Aug 2012 News

Employees assigned individual security profiles with separate rules for shutdown days

A Welsh jail was criticised for bussing inmates as casual labour. It was “immoral” for any company to rely on cheap labour, said Steve Gillan, general secretary of the Prison Officers’ Association.
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09 Aug 2012 News

Workplace access software creates alarm messages when forced entry occurs

It is now a year since a Swansea conman went on the run. Martin Evans failed to return to prison in August 2011 after he was let out for a weekend in Swansea.
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01 Aug 2012 News

Security products can be integrated with fire roll call software for emergencies

Eight crews tackled a garage blaze at Llanarmon-yn-Ial. The fire, which began in the Denbighshire garage about 18:00 BST last Wednesday, spread to a house and another garage in the village.
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27 Jul 2012 News

Computer powered security infrastructure controls door entry

The numbers of police officers in Wales have fallen to their lowest level in nine years.
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27 Jul 2012 News

Flexible barrier skirts offer deterrence of a gate at a much lower cost

A Bala in Gwynedd woman was hurt in a night-time robbery. The crime occurred in Plasey Street between 23:30 BST on Wednesday and 00:30 BST Thursday of last week.
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04 Jul 2012 News

Biometric dermal fingerprint checking can be added to site access equipment

Plans to cut the number of front line police officers could have a “serious and adverse impact” on public safety, said a Welsh minister.
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28 Jun 2012 News

Construct a completely bespoke scanner and car park barrier security network

Gwent Police have seen a 27 per cent drop in car crime, however North Wales Police have reported a 14% rise. The latter force is currently promoting a campaign to arrest this increase.
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26 Jun 2012 News

Building facial recognition entry system requires no external computer to operate

North Wales Police (NWP) assistant chief constable, Gareth Pritchard, said the force had invested in new IT and other systems to map anti-social behaviour ‘clusters’.
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21 Jun 2012 News

Instantaneous highly accurate attendance reports after an office evacuation

A fire was tackled at Llanwern Bowling Club in Newport. The alarm was raised at the club, which is situated in Ringland Way, on Monday (June 18, 2012) shortly after 20:15 BST.
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12 Jun 2012 News

Integrated mobile remote video can be re-deployed on multiple sites

Traders in Wrexham say they are concerned the town’s CCTV control room could be moved, possibly to Conwy or Colwyn Bay.
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