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A burglar alarm remains an excellent option for securing your home or business. When designing home security systems in Bedford we would always recommend using an intruder alarm in concert with other devices such as CCTV, or security gates, for total peace of mind. We’re often asked which kind of burglar alarm is best:
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Crime figures show that the instances of burglary and car theft have shot up dramatically in Cambridgeshire. Earlier this year it was revealed that a record 6,548 homes had been targeted by criminal gangs operating in the region. Over the same period vehicle thefts rose by a third, for the third year running. The RAC suggested that thieves were simply bypassing car alarm systems, which was ...
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As is the case with many commuter towns, Cheshunt has seen a recent rise in anti-social behaviour and violent crime. In the past year alone, Hertfordshire has seen a 24% rise in violent crimes reported across the county, and this is reflected in the Cheshunt crime stats comparing the years 2017 and 2018. Local businesses are now indicating their concern for their properties as there are now fewer police officers ...
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Many of our business clients in Biggleswade have been contacting us for advice on securing their business premises. They are aware that knife crime has increased by 4% in the area, and they want to know how best to manage the threat. We’re always happy to provide support to businesses, and one of the steps we would recommend would be the installation of security camera systems in Biggleswade.
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Crime rates in Essex vary wildly from one specific postcode to the next. Some regions being considered significantly safer than others. In all instances however, taking the security of your business for granted represents a potentially fatal mistake. Even in the safest and most prestigious corners of the county, your safety can never be 100% guaranteed. Fall into a false sense of security and you leave ...
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