Six years on from the devastating bomb attack which killed 22 people attending an Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena, the law regarding ways to make venues safer has taken another step forward.
For many people working with a close family member could be a recipe for disaster, but for our business administrator Chloe, it’s been a great experience that has made her decide what we do is the career for her.
None of us at Securiscape ever met Her Majesty the Queen, but in line with the millions of people in the UK – and overseas – we all share the feeling of sadness following the news of her death.
Life-saving counter-terrorism products designed and manufactured in the heart of the UK could soon be installed across the Middle East after a Derbyshire security products firm signed a new export deal.
Temporary security barriers designed in Derbyshire to foil vehicle attacks on pedestrians have been pressed into action to help save an historic toll bridge from collapse.
HVM stands for Hostile Vehicle Mitigation, and it’s an area of security that has grown in recent years in the wake of an increase in cars, vans and lorries being used to attack innocent people.
There is no doubt that Protect Duty, which was unveiled by the Home Secretary Priti Patel this year, will bring huge changes to our industry and the way venues and events organisers go about their business. But what is it? And what will it mean?
A Derbyshire manufacturer of security street products says events organisers will now need to put safety at the forefront of their thinking after new laws to protect the public took another step closer.
We’ve carried out nearly 30 crash tests in our time but we reckon our latest is the most destructive and successful yet – after it
We’ve carried out a few jobs in London in our time and we returned to familiar territory to install a stretch of our HVM pedestrian guardrail to keep young people safe from a busy road outside their school.
A Derbyshire manufacturer of street security products says that the return of outdoor events and a boom in city centre al fresco dining has led to a huge demand for its temporary safety barriers – and it is now totally out of stock.
It was a casualty of the coronavirus pandemic last year, so it was very welcome to see the return of the Viking Nottingham Open Tennis last month – and a return to the city’s streets for our SecuriPods.