The Do’s and Don’ts of Classroom Security
A safe school environment is a prerequisite for productive learning. When students feel as though their safety is compromised, this affects their learning performance. To…
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Ashridge energises ENGIE’s security operations
Gavin McGuinness, Subject Matter Expert (SME) on security for Engie’s Facilities Management Operations, describes how working with Ashridge Group Security has brought both peace of…
Five ways to improve your van’s security
Theft from vans can be a very expensive problem for British tradesman and women but now a team of motoring experts have issued five top…
Closing the door on fire risk
After last year’s tragic incident at Grenfell Tower, fitting high quality and certified fire doors should be a top priority for every organisation. David Hindle,…
Safeguarding Schools with a Secure Emergency Lockdown Protocol
The duty of care that education officials have, in providing a safe environment for everyone on their premises, is arguably more challenging in today’s world…
Seven questions to ask about your security system
1. Do you have a written security policy? There are three key elements to your policy: i) An assessment of the risks and vulnerabilities ii)…
Bull wins first major European project with Shell headquarters
Bull Products, a manufacturer of life-saving fire protection equipment, has secured its first major European contract with British–Dutch multinational oil and gas company, Shell. The…
Securing the Hive
Trigion provides varied security at first joint public and university library in Europe. Trigion Security Services has won the contract to provide security at The…