Crime and Security Research
Articles from the Safer Communities journal are freely available until Sunday 17th March Recent popular articles: What we did when it happened: a timeline analysis of the social disorder in London – Daniel Briggs Risk, prevention and early intervention: Youth justice responses to girls – Sean Creaney Payment by results in the criminal justice system: Can it deliver? – Jon Collins […]
Read moreThis year Perpetuity Research will once again be exhibiting at the event. IFSEC attracts more than 650 leading solution providers, from 100 countries. It provides access to 7 free education theatres that make up the IFSEC Academy, and attracts 24,000 attendees providing ample opportunity for networking. It covers more than just traditional security and fire solutions as the event covers […]
Read moreIf you missed Martin Gill discussing CCTV on BBC Local Radio on Wednesday 13th March you can listen again by playing the YouTube video embedded above. It was great to hear a caller from Leicester where Perpetuity Research is based. Martin has been heavily involved in researching CCTV and has produced reports for the Home Office and written books on […]
Read moreOUT NOW: A new addition to the Crime Prevention and Security Management series Municipal Policing in the European Union. Daniel Donnelly applies a model of municipal policing to compare a number of police systems in the European Union suggesting that in the future, local communities will have some form of police enforcement mechanism that will not always include the sworn […]
Read moreTo celebrate their 40th anniversary IFSEC International has compiled a list of the 40 people they consider to be the most influential in the global security and fire industries. Our Director, Martin Gill, was placed 13th. Over a decade since starting Perpetuity Research, Martin and the research team continue to produce high quality independent academically based research to develop a […]
Read moreRobbery prompts calls for renewed focus on perimeter protection By CHRIS YATES for COUNTER TERROR EXPO Airport perimeter security is under scrutiny again, following a reported $67 million diamond robbery at Brussels Zaventem. The heist occurred within the supposedly secure airside of the airport and took the heavily armed robbers a mere 11 minutes from entry to exit to execute. The […]
Read moreKeep up to date with all Perpetuity Training’s news via our recently launched ‘News’ page. The page includes announcements, appointments, and course updates. So if you want to find out who/what has recently received a Security Excellence Award, which course has achieved BTEC Level 4 accreditation, or which member of staff has gained their PhD, see our ‘News’ page http://www.perpetuitytraining.com/news.html […]
Read moreThis year, Perpetuity is delighted to be exhibiting at Counter Terror Expo as part of their international event to mitigate threats, protect against terrorist attacks and understand current modern day risks, in a secure environment. We see this as an excellent opportunity to meet up with our colleagues in the security industry and to spread the word about our research. […]
Read moreToday we are launching a survey to explore a much debated issue – the relative pros and cons of procuring and managing security as a single service, as opposed to bundling it with other FM service provision. The work is part of a major study to better understand the differences in approach. We are inviting three groups to take part […]
Read moreOUT NOW: A new addition to the Crime Prevention and Security Management series Corporate Manslaughter and Regulatory Reform. Author Paul Almond has written an innovative account of the international emergence of corporate manslaughter offences to criminalise deaths in the workplace during the last twenty years, identifying the limitations of health and safety regulation that have prompted this development. For a […]
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