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CCTV boosts Bolton Wanderers’ stadium security
News The Premier league football club scores with new IP networked CCTV coverage in areas of the Reebok stadium it was not previously able to monitor.
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Government to review security data collection
News Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said the government will look at ways to balance privacy with protection.
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Portsmouth uses crime-detecting CCTV
News An intelligent CCTV system, designed to predict crimes before they happen, has been installed for the first time in a UK city.
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All 84,000 prisoner details lost on unencrypted memory stick
News A USB stick containing around 130,000 prisoner and ex-offender details goes missing from private contractor PA Consulting.
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Most schools use CCTV to watch students
News A survey of teachers has shown most schools use surveillance cameras to improve security and monitor students.
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CCTV will now ‘hear’, as well as see
News CCTV cameras will be able to detect telling noises, such as breaking glass.
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Tech needed to fight terror, says PM
News Prime Minister Gordon Brown defends technology such as databases and CCTV, saying they are needed to take on new threats.
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Government must minimise data collection
News A Home Affairs report has called on the government to guard against a "surveillance society".
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UK gets new James Bond-style data centre
News SAVVIS' new data centre will use biometrics, weight-sensitive entrance floor panels, bullet-proof glass, 'man traps' and CCTV for security.
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Newcastle takes traffic monitoring mobile
News The Tyneside local authority is first UK organisation to deploy a CCTV-to-mobile service for live monitoring of city traffic cameras.
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Manchester upgrades CCTV network
News The city council confirms faith in CCTV with order to upgrade analogue surveillance technology in line with network IP migrations plans.
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Public Sector Roundup: CCTV to watch emissions
News This week, London uses its camera and database system to track trucks for emission control, Birmingham rolls out a new mobile system, and the government offers £10 million for data research.
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