Codelocks and CES partner to combine flexibility and control in access management

Global designer and manufacturer of coded locks, Codelocks International Ltd,has announced a new partnership with CES Security Solutions Ltd, a specialist in patented key systems.

The collaboration makes selected Codelocks products compatible with CES Security’s patented key cylinders, combining two established access control technologies within a single, integrated solution.
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Secure Logiq expands Asia Pacific presence with new regional support team

Secure Logiq has expanded its support coverage across Asia Pacific with the introduction of a dedicated regional technical support team operating on Singapore time.
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Savox wins new multi-million APAC contract for TRICS C2 Communication Hubs and Noise-COM 100 Headsets

Savox Communications, a global leader in mission-critical hearing protection and communication solutions, has secured a new multi-million order in Asia for approximately 8,000 units of Savox TRICS C2 communication hubs and Savox Noise-COM 100 headsets, further strengthening Savox’s position as a trusted long-term partner in the region.
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Mobile access unlocks a new way to work and a whole range of possibilities

In business and personal life today, digitalisation increasingly means moving to mobile. Mobile-first is becoming the norm across regions and industries.

In Western Europe alone, there are 459 million active smartphones^* and only a fraction of these are currently used for digital access. This is changing fast: one projection suggests mobile credentials’ CAGR of more than 22% over the next 7 years.^**
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When size matters - 3DX-Ray announce a contract for another AS2 system

Announcement: Notice of Operational Changes, Trade Counter Closure, and Trading Name Update

What’s changing: UAP has advised that their Trade Counter is now closed, alongside a series of operational changes and a trading name update designed to enhance service to customers.

• We have combined our sales and commercial teams across our businesses to better serve our customers and align with the specific needs of our sales channels.
• From 1st May 2026, the trading name has changed from UAP Ltd to Allegion Safety & Security Solutions Limited. Our registered address, company registration, VAT number, and bank details will remain unchanged.
• Effective 1st July 2026, we are consolidating operations from our Aston and Willenhall sites into our expanded distribution facility in Bury.
• As part of this consolidation, the Security Hardware Trade Counter at the Willenhall site is now closed.
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Retrofitting - the solution to modern-day access management

Joni Lampinen, CRO of ILOQ, talks about the opportunities of retrofitted access modernisation to save on costs by minimising structural work and operational impact.

For years, building modernisation was closely associated with new construction projects, where smart systems and digital infrastructure could be installed from the ground up. With the slow-down for newbuilds in many markets over the past few years, that focus has largely shifted to renovating the existing building stock.
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Mitie lands two-year security contract extension at Birmingham Airport

Mitie extends its 13-year partnership with Birmingham Airport for an additional two years, continuing to deliver critical security and baggage screening services

The contract extension has created 60 new security officer roles across airport operations and includes additional security support for the transformation of the airport’s terminal building.
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M&S introduces WalkSafe Pro to support colleague safety on the move

M&S is introducing WalkSafe Pro, the UK’s leading personal safety app, designed to help colleagues feel safer when travelling alone or commuting at night, reinforcing its commitment to colleague wellbeing.

Powered by location-based insights from police, local authorities and community partners, WalkSafe Pro helps colleagues make more informed journey decisions by providing information based on both police data and precautionary insights from other app users.
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Three decades of trusted security collaboration for Gunnebo Safe Storage and Thornhill Security

Gunnebo Safe Storage is celebrating a 30-year partnership with Thornhill Security, a relationship that continues to support the delivery of complex security projects across Europe.
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Monarch Security Services appointed as security provider for Donington Park Race Circuit

Leading Derby-based security company, Monarch Security Services, is proud to reveal it has been awarded the security contract for Donington Park Race Circuit, which is operated by MotorSport Vision (MSV).
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Site security expert unpacks challenge of keeping out unwanted visitors amid urban exploration viral phenomenon

A site security expert has called for access management firms to improve the standard of their key boxes amid a social media-inspired rise in urban exploration. Shane Hall, formerly of SafeSite Facilities, has a wealth of site security experience, having worked in the industry for many years, and sees first-hand the lengths people will go to compromise an empty site or building.
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OCS strengthens UK security capability with City Group Security acquisition

OCS has completed the acquisition of City Group Security, an established nationwide security company founded in 1993 and ranked among the top 30 security businesses in the UK. 
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Admin overload could drain up to £7,000 a year from Tradies, survey finds

A new survey from leading job management software, Powered Now, has revealed the true amount of lost time amongst the UK’s tradespeople to the often hidden burden of paperwork – averaging at a total of 7 hours per week, or up to 48 days annually.   

This lost time represents a significant financial impact. Based on an average day rate of £150 in the UK, this time equates to a potential loss of up to £7,000 annually – impacting profitability and viability in the longer-term. 
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