Home safes can keep student belongings secure
Posted: October 17th, 2012 in General
Home safes could be a worthwhile investment for students, or a way for landlords to make their rental properties more attractive in a competitive housing market.
The Association of British Insurers says students have the highest average value of possessions per person in the whole of the UK, at £2,600.
Many of these belongings – cameras, phones, mp3 players and laptops – could easily be placed in home safes when not needed.
And as student-dominated residential areas are often targeted by thieves who know the value of the goods that are likely to be inside, fitting security safes could be a wise step for landlords keen to protect their tenants’ finances against any sudden impact that could leave them behind on their rent.
Nick Starling, director of general insurance at the ABI, says: “By taking commonsense measures to safeguard possessions, and considering taking out contents insurance for cover, students can ensure they are not left paying a high price if valuables are lost, stolen or damaged.”
However, with months of dissertation work often stored on laptops, many students would happily pay extra for access to security safes, rather than risk their end-of-course project disappearing into the sunset.
New head office and showroom now open!
Posted: July 6th, 2011 in General
Our new head office is now complete. The £1.1 million extension was a major investment into the security industry and houses not only brand new offices, but an extended helpdesk and 2800 square foot showroom.
We are opening our doors on the 22nd September to current customers, local businesses and anyone with an interest in physical security.
As well as the deputy Mayor, some of the biggest names in the security industry will be in attendance to demonstrate the latest innovations on the market.
If you can’t make it on the day but would like to see pictures of our new building, you can request Associated Security’s June newsletter by emailing info@associated-security.co.uk
Success for Associated Football Team
Posted: May 26th, 2011 in General
Each year we sponsor a local football team. This year it was Middleton boys under 14’s, and what a season they have had so far! We heard from the team that they are the proud winners of the North Bury Main Cup and have finished runners up in the North Bury Premiere League Division.
Because of the seasons success, they have been asked by Stoke FC to take part in an invitation only football tournament, so the club can look out for any future David Beckham’s or Wayne Rooney’s! This is a really great achievement – we like to think that our name on their shirts have brought them a little luck!
ASSL Running the Race for Life.
Posted: April 20th, 2011 in General
We have gathered a team that spans all four corners of the office to run the race for life this year.
Members of staff from Accounts to the Helpdesk and beyond to the Managing Directors office will be taking part to make up – Team ASS!
The Company has kindly sponsored us for the entrance fee and the costumes to run in.
All we need now is some sponsorship towards an extremely worthy cause, which you can donate to here:
Climate Change Week 21st – 27th March 2011
Posted: March 15th, 2011 in General
As part of Climate Week this year we are taking part by encouraging all staff to either walk, take public transport or car share for their journey to and from work every day that week.
We are really hoping habits will be formed, so as to make a positive step towards reducing the carbon required to staff our depots!
To find out more about Climate Change Week please visit the website http://www.climateweek.com/
Hello and Welcome to our New Look Website!
Posted: January 3rd, 2011 in General
New features include a blogging section where we will be keeping you up to date on all our company news and product innovations, as well as a media section which will contain press releases and feature our brand new corporate video (coming soon). Feel free to have a good look around and let us know what you think.