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Up to 2km of security fencing deployed around Barrow business park

More than two kilometres of a secure fencing system along with 14 pedestrian and vehicle gates have been installed at the new Waterfront Business Park in Barrow, a recent news report in the local business media has revealed. Car Park Barriers & Turnstiles – experts in designing, installing and commissioning security fencing solutions for improved… Read more »
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Barriers set to increase security in Northampton NPH car parks

A number of car park barriers are set to be added to several residential car parks in Northampton to increase security, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. Northampton Partnership Homes (NPH) has submitted planning applications proposing to install car park barriers to seven existing car parks. These will… Read more »
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Stainless steel bollards provide security in style

Security bollards made from stainless steel are useful because they don’t impede traffic; they create a permeable perimeter for foot traffic. Bicycles, strollers, and wheelchairs can also easily pass through a line of bollards. As an alternative to a fence, wall, or berm, bollards create security for pedestrians without slowing them down. Stainless steel is… Read more »
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Rising bollards deployed in Rochdale town centre

Rising bollards have been installed across Rochdale town centre and are set to become operational in the near future as part of a new paving scheme, a recent news report in the local media has been able to suggest. The bollards are located on Yorkshire Street (outside Barclays Bank) for entry, Baillie Street to the… Read more »
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Making cities safer with traffic restriction solutions

Urban and pedestrian security are major topics nowadays, considering the numerous terror attacks involving moving vehicles that have occurred over the past few years, as well as the fact that the population in urban areas worldwide is growing rapidly – in two decades it is expected that a staggering 75% of our world population will… Read more »