News

Continuing to break through the jargon With CCTV becoming more commonplace both for businesses and in homes, our previous blog post started to break down the options available when choosing a system for your premises.  The last post focused on […]

It has been announced that last week a landlord and the letting company he was a director for have been fined for not complying with fire safety legislation. After a fire broke out in a basement flat in Harrogate that he managed […]

Breaking down your CCTV needs From just walking down the street these days it’s difficult not to notice a CCTV camera somewhere along your travels.  Interest in CCTV systems has increased lately with commercial and even residential CCTV becoming common […]

Management and staff at Keybury Fire and Security in Keighley stepped into their walking boots for the company’s latest annual charity fund raiser, a sponsored trek covering 36 miles of the Pennine Way. A total of 25 Keybury personnel took […]

New era dawns for rebranded Keybury Junior Football League The long-established Keybury Youth Football League has been renamed the Bradford & District Keybury Junior Football League and will kick off the 2014-15 season with a new game plan, new management […]

Fire risk assessment and safety is something all businesses are familiar with and usually have no problems testing alarms, having company fire drills and checking fire exits are clear. However, if spot checked, how many of your businesses would actually […]

In November 2011 a Leeds Citizen requested the council to provide a complete list of CCTV in Leeds The online response can be viewed [HERE]. The document listed 251 separate camera locations across Leeds. The point being the reason there […]

Two award-winning family-owned and run Keighley companies are cementing a long-standing local trading partnership driven by growth and expansion. Keybury Fire and Security is working hand-in-hand as the chosen sector provider for leading motorcycle and car dealer Colin Appleyard across […]

One of the UK’s largest sheep and cattle market has just installed new CCTV cameras to improve the monitoring of thousands of animals that are bought and sold at its auctions every week. Craven Cattle Marts in Skipton has added […]

First used by the Germans in World War II to monitor the testing of V-2 rockets, CCTV cameras are generally regarded as being mainly about monitoring locations in an anti-crime role. The UK has around 4.2 million such cameras – […]