Instantaneous highly accurate attendance reports after an office evacuation
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A fire was tackled at Llanwern Bowling Club in Newport. The alarm was raised at the club, which is situated in Ringland Way, on Monday (June 18, 2012) shortly after 20:15 BST. Four fire crews attended the incident, and the fire was extinguished well within three-quarters of an hour. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service reported that the single story building was “well alight”. The cause of the blaze is unknown.
Instantaneous report generation of highly accurate attendance reports makes Access Control Wales’s fire roll call software the best in the industry, and is a must-have addition for any safety-conscious employer. Security products from Access Control Wales can be integrated with this software; and in an emergency situation that requires an office evacuation, your immediate fire roll call reports are generated containing the crucial information concerning who is on site. Unlike most other systems, this function is executed directly from the clocking stations and does not rely on the controlling PC or computer infrastructure.
Traders in Wrexham say they are concerned the town’s CCTV control room could be moved, possibly to Conwy or Colwyn Bay. “There are many examples of why this system functions so well and we’d be strongly opposed to any plan to move the control room away from the town,” said David McCaroll, the chair of Wrexham Pubwatch and manager of the local Liquid nightclub. However council officials in charge of the matter say no decisions have yet been made. 
A man who was involved in a robbery on a bookmakers in Cwmbwrla is back behind bars. Leon Passmore, who was living in Maytree Close, Clase, at the time of the robbery, was originally jailed along with Carlton Blackwell, of Emlyn Road, Mayhill, for the raid on the premises in the Swansea area more than four years ago. However Passmore went missing when he was let out of prison on licence, but was soon caught after a manhunt.
A senior figure in Dyfed-Powys Police stated police could miss crime such as anti-social behaviour due to Westminster cuts. Chief Constable Ian Arundale said: “In these days of austerity, it’s quite often difficult to get all the right people together with resources to deal with some of these issues.” He added that much anti-social behaviour comes from people with health and social problems. Welsh forces received an average of 245 calls a day in 2011 about anti-social behaviour according to figures from BBC Wales.
A fire at Glandwr industrial estate near Aberbeeg which began early on Tuesday morning closed a school, St Illtyd’s Primary in Llanhilleth. Ritchie O’Connell of South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: 
Swansea City Waste Disposal said it had made improvements and planned to do more at a landfill site that was criticised by inspectors. After visiting the Tir John site the Environment Agency Wales reported that it found rubbish over a gas pipe, which could have been ruptured by machinery. It said: 
A supermarket in Newcastle Emlyn was ram raided on Monday morning, but nothing was taken. The Dyfed-Powys force confirmed it was investigating a ram raid-style burglary at the premises. Det Insp Mark James added: 
The Cardiff-based Millennium Stadium will launch this year’s Olympics when the stadium hosts the first events, two women’s football matches, on Wednesday, July 25. General manager Gerry Toms said security measures will be “a stage higher” than normal. He added: 
A collision between a vehicle and eight men in Cardiff has resulted in a man being arrested last night (Tuesday), said police. A man remains in hospital with burns following the incident on Wood Street bridge at around 19:00 BST. All eight men, who were pedestrians near the Millennium Stadium, were taken to hospital for treatment. The men are all from Cardiff; and the man who is still in hospital is aged 35 and is from the Grangetown area.