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In this issue, we hear about the security system that's guarding a Royal visit, how to keep the lead on the church and why farmers are getting their tractors in focus.
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Smart solutions for the Gelder Group
Smartphone access for security guards is the latest innovation in a sophisticated integrated security system that is now protecting sites across Lincolnshire for the Gelder Group of construction, plumbing and recycling companies, one of which was recently recognised with a Royal visit. Read the Gelder Group Case Study.
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Keeping the lid on at St Mary's
Lead theft from church roofs has become big business for thieves in recent years, so when roofing renovation work was ready to get underway at St Mary and the Holy Rood Church in the south Lincolnshire village of Donington, security was a top priority. And coming up with a solution to combat the threat along the roof top of the 800 year old church has resulted in a challenging intruder alarm installation for GB Security Group. Read more on St Mary's Church.
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Vehicle tracking helps boost response times
GPRS technology is helping to boost response times on engineer service calls for GB Security Group customers. The company's whole fleet has been fitted out with vehicle tracking, helping the office to coordinate and respond to call outs more swiftly. Read more about our vehicle tracking. |
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More customers hold maintenance charges with the big switch
Following the success of last year's big switch campaign, when more than 500 customers moved to direct debit to take advantage of a fix on maintenance charges, GB Security Group has extended the offer. Read more on our direct debit offer. |
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GB Security Group – one year on
"What's in a name? That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet."
Romeo and Juliet
"What's in a name" says Juliet in Shakespeare's well-loved play...
Well quite a lot, according to GB Security Group, who rebranded just over a year ago.
Read more about our re-branding. |
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"CHAS" proves a good friend to customers
GB Security has been awarded a successful assessment review from CHAS, the leading health and safety pre-qualification process body.
In a challenging audit process, CHAS assesses health and safety for all types of suppliers to overcome unnecessary duplication. It effectively replaces the initial application process for buyers, to save time and resources for all involved in the process.
Read more about CHAS. |
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Farmers turn to monitoring
Farmers are turning to technology to secure high value machinery that is being stolen to order and shipped out of the country.
Following a series of thefts across Lincolnshire, police have urged farmers to be more vigilant, and many farms are now installing CCTV cameras with remote monitoring to overcome the problem. Read more about our farm security. |
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