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Volunteers are your first line
If a 2012 London Olympics had tens of thousands of volunteer meeters and greeters, they would be the security operation’s eyes and ears. How? How would you train those people? How would you recruit? A speaker at the sports summit gave some... |
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Football crowds and their passion
We left Jim Chalmers, one of the leading lights of UK stadium security, safety and stewarding, speaking last issue about the passion excited by football. He continues ... What of sport-watchers’ passions? If a club is winning, fans are... |
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Biometrics - A path toward security and convenience
Biometrics help secure airports around the world, but the protection doesn’t stop there. Nathan Cummings explores the application of Biometrics further.Travel to the United States, and chances are good that at the gate, you’ll be greeted... |
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Don’t expect nirvana
The view that ‘dodgy' guard people will be on the way out and prices will rise for guard providers is rose-tinted, according to Douglas Greenwell, Marketing Director, of G4S Security Services (UK). He spoke of his firm putting through price... |
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Olympic plans starting now
The planning and thinking for the 2012 Olympics is well under way - but there are plenty of big events to secure first, the International Sports Security Summit (ISSS) heard in London recently. Mark Rowe reports.Day one saw Olympics speakers to the... |
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Aim to become one stop shop
The recent UK launching of the ADI Expo - by ADI International, the Honeywell-owned distributor of security products - was an occasion to talk to Mike Reddington, UK MD, to ask where the distributor is and where it is going. Briefly, something about Mike... |
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CCTV guide from Security Institute
Show caution when making choices in CCTV, advise the authors of the latest good practice guide from The Security Institute (TSI).Gordon Tyerman, the former Surrey Police CCTV manager, now a trainer, chaired the working party behind the guide to acquiring,... |
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Police move towards mergers
What might police modernisation mean for private security companies and consultancies? Alan Beckley, director, Baddiley Associates, offers some pointers. Greater inclusion in the ‘extended family of policing’Need to form new relationships... |
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Partnership model
Northamptonshire is the model for joined-up work on business crime, the launch event for the county-wide business crime reduction partnership heard.Introducing Northamptonshire Action Against Business Crime was Sir David O’Dowd, the former Northants... |
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Belfry car park is good for business
The venue for a recent business crime conference was an example of good practice, the event heard. Bob Golding, Warwickshire Police Assistant Chief Constable and ACPO lead on business crime, was among speakers at the Belfry golf club. ... |
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