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Raising the Bar for Fire Safety Delivery

The Building Safety Act introduced a more rigorous approach…
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Lithium-Ion Batteries and a Changing Fire Risk

As the festive season approaches, homes across the UK…
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Keeping Homes Safe During the Darker Months

Recent national figures released from the ONS show the UK is likely to see a burglary every 172 seconds this winter. Although burglary rates have decreased over the past two decades, the colder months still bring a clear rise. Shorter days, longer periods of darkness and changes to daily routines all contribute to this seasonal increase.
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The Transformative Power of AI in Security

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already embedded in security technology,…
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What Martyn’s Law Means for Schools

Martyn’s Law, officially known as the Terrorism (Protection of…
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BS 9792 Ushers in a New Era for Residential Fire Safety

The British Standards Institution has released BS 9792:2025, a…
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Supporting NBCC’s ‘Tackling Retail Crime Together’ Campaign.

The National Business Crime Centre’s (NBCC) has launched a…
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Maximising School Security During the Summer Break

The summer break provides schools and colleges with a…
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Martyn’s Law: A New Era for Protecting Public Spaces

Martyn’s Law is set to transform how public spaces…
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Helping Schools Navigate New Government Standards for Estate Management

The Department for Education (DfE) has released updated standards…
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BS 5839-1:2025: A New Era for Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

Fire safety standards have taken another step forward with…
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Waking Watch Fund Extension: A Lifeline, or Another Delay Tactic?

The Waking Watch Replacement Fund has been extended with £21 million in new funding. Is this a real step toward lasting residential fire safety, or just another delay?
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