A BOILER business subjected to hundreds of thousands of pounds of theft has installed Palisade fencing, electric doors and barriers to combat the threat.

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THE INFORMATION Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined Smart Home Protection Ltd £90,000 for making nuisance calls to people registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS).

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ALAN BLAKE (35) of Cardiff pleaded guilty at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates’ Court to working as a door supervisor despite having had his licence suspended following his conviction of criminal damage at Glamorgan Valley Magistrates’ Court on 19 April 2018.

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THE SECURITY Industry Authority (SIA) is running a national campaign in June and July that aims to make the night-time economy a safer place for both security staff and people on nights out.

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CYBER-SAVVY female students who took part in an online competition founded by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) were praised in a speech by David Lidington.

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The evolving methods of terrorists, organised crime and opportunistic hackers and intruders have led to leaps in technology, which perversely means some of the perimeter protection and security industry are now part of the problem, argues Richard Huison.

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AS PART of the National Surveillance Camera Strategy for England and Wales the Surveillance Camera Commissioner is holding the World’s first Surveillance Camera Day on 20 June.

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THE INVESTIGATION into the major fire that took hold of The Glasgow School of Art almost one year ago is moving into its final phases.

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THE NATIONAL Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has welcomed the launch of the Government’s consultation on a new regulatory regime for building safety.

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IN THE UK, around 80% of all fire deaths and injuries occur in domestic premises, totalling over 300 deaths and around 9,000 related injuries each year. Fire detection and fire alarm systems are proven to substantially reduce the risk of death or serious injury from fire.

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THE NATIONAL Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) welcomes news that the government has given Whirlpool notice that it intends to require the company to recall up to 500,000 of its tumble dryers over fire safety risks.

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ON THE second anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, NFCC Chair Roy Wilsher expressed his deepest sympathy to the friends and families of all those who lost their lives, or were injured.

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FIRE AND Rescue Services are continuing to support the wide-scale flooding in Lincolnshire and the High-Volume Pump (HVP) response has now been split into three sectors as the operation continues.

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ROBERT DASS pleaded guilty to two counts under the Private Security Industry Act; of working as an unlicensed security director and a security manager.

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A MAN involved in cybercrime, blackmail and fraud - including the hack and blackmail of TalkTalk in 2015 - has been sentenced at the Old Bailey.

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ON 31 May, G.W.E Security Ltd pleaded guilty at Paisley Sheriff Court to supplying unlicensed security guards to a construction site at Westmuir Street in Glasgow. The operations manager of G.W.E Security, David Scott also pleaded guilty.

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UK SMALL businesses will be helped to recover quickly from cyber attacks thanks to expert advice published by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).

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A stark reminder from Mike Hurst, that while all eyes seem to be looking at cyber security, physical security threats are still a very real danger.

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Philip Ingram MBE finds out about Matt Raban's interesting career path, and asks him what's in store for the future.

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RRC IS one of the first training providers accredited to offer the new collaborative course from NEBOSH and the Health and Safety Executive.

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