Software creates alarm messages when forced entry occurs at a property
Councillors say near a disused opencast site is a potential danger for children. The Margam site at Kenfig Hill has been abandoned for three years.
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Single door access controllers work side by side within same security network
North Wales Police is urging those across Wales to act responsibly over Hallowe’en.
Security scanner controller can support multiple business door entry points
A computer sales and servicing company was robbed just three days after opening in Flint. The business called WeDoPc.com in Holywell Road began trading at that address on Monday, October 10, but was hit by thieves the following Wednesday.
Barriers ideal for controlling road entry points at a premises
Vandals went on a recent three-day rampage in Rhayader.
Security system controls roller doors or almost any physical barrier mechanism
North Wales Police confirmed there had been incidents reporting a spate of fire and vandalism taking place at a kids’ park. Police said a local Police Community Support Officer was investigating the criminal acts in Penycae.
Interior and exterior turnstiles suit many entrance and exit needs in public buildings
The council in Anglesey is considering selling off nine public toilets as a measure to cut costs. The authority has put out an advert with a list of those earmarked for potential closure.
Access scanner modem supplies security at a remote geographical location
A judge at Caernarfon has questioned the reduced harshness of sentences given out to two Welsh men following last month’s riots in England. Merfyn Hughes commented after charges against two Wrexham teenagers held in custody for six weeks were reduced.
Fencing and barrier products keep out intruders from premises
“It’s an enormous intrusion into the rural scene across these wide open spaces,” said Michael Rolt of the Open Spaces Society of a controversial foot-and-mouth fence which the Welsh Government has refused continued planning permission.
CCTV software enables business building to be monitored when staff are offsite
An Assembly Member said he believed Caernarfon magistrates should have been tougher on a Bangor man who incited people to riot on Facebook.
Each access point in security system has sensor that detects when a door opens
Welsh police are still aiding colleagues in London a full month after riots happened there. South Wales Police have two units, 27 officers each, working in the English capital this week.