SBD News
“It is great that the excellence William Hill strives for in relation to security matters, at all levels, has been recognised” - William Hill achieve Secured Environments safety award
William Hill has become the first company in the betting industry to have its security management recognised by Police Crime Prevention Initiatives, gaining the prestigious Secured Environments accreditation for ten of its premises in the Westminster area of London.
“Having the ability to provide our customers with this enhanced level of security is very satisfying”
Ayrshire’s Andrew Wright Windows Ltd has renewed its membership with Secured by Design (SBD), the national police crime prevention initiative.
“They provide an invaluable service to both those buying and selling mobile devices, as well as law enforcement agencies” – MobiCode renew with SBD
MobiCode, who provide recycling management solutions for the pre-owned mobile phone industry, has renewed its memberships with Secured by Design (SBD), the national police crime prevention initiative.

Asgard SBD accredited motorcycle shed gets seal of approval from top magazine
Asgard’s Gladiator Motorcycle Storage Shed, one of their many Secured by Design (SBD) accredited storage sheds, has received the seal of approval from top digital motorcycle magazine Visordown.

Armorgard joins SBD – and rolls out second generation of the iconic TuffBank tool boxes and tool chests
Leading manufacturer for secure storage and logistics Armorgard is one of the latest companies to join Secured by Design (SBD), the national police crime prevention initiative, at the same time rolling out a new generation of their iconic TuffBank™ range.

RAF lead the way for Her Majesty's Armed Forces by becoming first to undertake accredited crime prevention qualifications
The Royal Air Force (RAF) have become the first part of the British military to have personnel from their police service undertake accredited crime prevention qualifications to help keep their work premises and living accommodation secure.
Dover Partnership Against Crime receive new Police Crime Prevention Initiatives BCRP accreditation
Dover Partnership Against Crime is one of the first Business Crime Reduction Partnerships in the country to achieve the new national accreditation awarded by Police Crime Prevention Initiatives.

How Yeovil is going the extra mile to keep its town centre a safe place to visit
A town centre crime reduction partnership, which responds to incidents like shoplifting and anti-social behaviour and helps the people who cause them, has received an award from Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (PCPI), which works alongside the Police Service to encourage and deliver safer communities.

Heald bollards secure Government facility in Australia
Secured by Design (SBD) member company Heald Ltd, the Yorkshire based manufacturer of hostile vehicle mitigation systems, has recently been working to secure a high-profile government facility in Melbourne, Australia with their award-winning sliding bollard product, the Matador.
BikeRegister attain new heights as it works with police across the UK to tackle bicycle theft
BikeRegister, the UK’s national cycle database and the leading online bicycle identification and registration initiative, continues to hit new heights, with more than 820,000 bikes currently registered – and that figure is rising every day.

A tale of two towns that lead the way for other Business Crime Reduction Partnerships
Dover and Yeovil may be 200 miles apart, but they are like-minded in their hard work and commitment to bringing together their police, council, shops and pubs to deter and reduce crime to make their town centres safe places to visit.

The success of Secured by Design – Police Scotland’s Stuart Ward showcases extraordinary 87% reduction in crime in Secured by Design properties
Police Scotland’s Stuart Ward showcased the success of Secured by Design (SBD) in Scotland at SBD’s ATLAS 2019 National Training Event, highlighting to delegates the extraordinary 87% reduction in crime in SBD properties in East Central Scotland over the last 18 years.