Following the example of their Leeds counterparts, Derby City Council has decided to make use of a spy car fitted with latest-generation surveillance equipment in order to search for motorists who flout the parking laws outside schools.
The British Transport Police are stepping up their investigation and making extensive use of CCTV footage following an incident that saw the Ayr to Glasgow Central service collide with a bike that had been thrown on the line between Milliken Park and Johnstone,
A spy car fitted with latest-generation CCTV equipment has been deployed by the local council on the streets of Leeds in an attempt to curb illegal parking, a news report in the local media has revealed.
Plans drawn up by police forces regarding the introduction of a Cumbria wide CCTV system are set to go under scrutiny during a top-level crime-fighting meeting at the start of December, a news report in the local media has revealed.
The widespread use of CCTV surveillance systems has managed to help drive a 48% drop in crime levels within the Lincolnshire town of Barton-upon-Humber near Scunthorpe, a news report in the local media has revealed.
As part of a widespread operation aimed at making buses in Birmingham a lot safer, West Midlands police became the first force in the UK to monitor real-time bus CCTV feeds, a news report in the local media has revealed.
More and more local councils are considering using CCTV-style video surveillance cameras in order to snap parents who park illegally when dropping and picking up their children from school, a news report has revealed.
The most recent data from the Office for National Statistics has revealed that the level of crime has dropped by 7% in the year leading to June, with only 8.5 million incidents being recorded, compared to 9.1 million in the previous year.
The higher number of HD surveillance cameras that will be integrated into surveillance networks in the near future is likely to lead to a doubling in the amount of data being dumped on a daily basis in the next four years, a new research report by the IHS has predicted.
Britain’s first Chief Inspector of Adult Social Care, Andrea Sutcliffe, revealed plans for the CQC to monitor the finances of around 60 of the biggest care providers and also implement a series of measures designed specifically to make services safer, such as hidden cameras and “mystery shoppers”.<