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Allow or deny access to anyone visiting your site with automatic barriers

trespass fire schoolAbout 160 pupils face moving into temporary accommodation following some boys breaking into a school and a fire being started over the weekend. It is alleged 17-year-old Andrew Stretton wilfully set fire to a cardboard box in a shed, which then set the shed and the adjacent school on fire in Plean, Scotland. Mr Stretton made no plea or declaration at the brief private hearing at Stirling Sheriff Court.


Glass turnstiles perfect for high status environments

toilet closuresA city council is entertaining proposals to almost halve the number of its public toilet facilities. Like many in public services Exeter city council is under financial pressure, and is considering reducing the city’s 26 public toilets to 16.


Choose full height turnstiles for absolute security in unguarded locations

gas meters were stolen Dozens of vans were checked in one morning by Midlands police in order to clamp down upon the transfer of stolen metal parts. The officers’ action comes after gas meters were stolen from homes in Lower Gornal. Officers were accompanied by representatives from the Benefits Agency, Dudley Council’s environmental protection department, licensing officers and workers from BT Open Reach who were looking for stolen cables.


Reserve your car space with a secure parking post

new car park A unique car park has come to the United Kingdom. The amazing facility has opened in the midlands, and is the first car park in the UK that dispenses with having to finding a space. The car goes into a ‘transfer garage’, the driver exits, then the vehicle is lowered into the three-storey car park. When the driver wants the car back they simply swipe a special key fob. The vehicle is then collected and lifted back up to the garage.


Car park barriers require no routine maintenance

re-offending rates The government has rejected claims that re-offending rates will go up if emergency deficit busting measures continue on their course. The Probation Service said there will be more victims of crime if "draconian" public spending cuts of 25 per cent go ahead in this autumn’s spending review. However, the government has said there is no evidence that cuts to the Probation Service would lead to an increase in crime.


Document scanning technology can be linked to barrier system

bogus callers in WalesThe public has been told to be on their guard about rogue roofing companies following problems with cold-callers in the Welsh county of Radnorshire. The pushy traders have been knocking on the doors of vulnerable people, said Powys Community Safety Partnership.


Turnstiles ideal for protecting and raising revenue for public toilets

public toiletsAn explosion in some public toilets at Weston-super-Mare is being looked into by police. The authorities were alerted when residents heard the bang around the car park on the resort’s beach front in Beach Road. Avon Fire and Rescue Service sent two crews to the scene, but by the time they got there no fires were burning. A spokesman said that the building suffered extensive damage.


Lite ID Card system produces badges to stop false identity use

false IDA woman used a forged passport for seven years before being caught. Qamar Yasmeen went on to gain a drivers licence and find work under a false name after stealing an identity. Yasmeen was imprisoned, while investigators said the deception had devastating consequences on the victim, who has not been named. In 2007, Yasmeen travelled to Pakistan and got married using her victim’s name, sponsoring her husband so that he could return with her to the UK.