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TRAKA KEEPS ENGLISH RUGBY
SECURE Traka, the key and asset management specialist, is helping keep the home of English Rugby secure, ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
As part of major refurbishment work in preparation for the games, the RFU has installed Traka key management systems at Twickenham Stadium.
The venue is the largest dedicated rugby union stadium in the world, and is undergoing development, ready to invite rugby fans from all over the world next year. Part of that refurbishment work will include investment in the latest access control and locking technology. To protect that investment, the RFU wanted to ensure that an effective key management system was put in place.
Seven manually-operated key boxes that were spread across the grounds have now been replaced with two Traka L-Series. The system allows automatic tracking of who has taken
LEXINGTON’S VITALICIOUS JUICES WIN ‘PRODUCT OF
THE YEAR’ 2015 Lexington Catering’s ‘Let’s Energise’ Vitalicious Juices were named the ‘Product of the Year’ at the 2015 Health & Vitality Honours lunch, ahead of Innocent drinks.
Held at Lord’s Cricket Ground on Thursday 29th January, the awards celebrate and honour the achievements of elite foodservice companies working behind-the- scenes to improve the nation’s health and wellbeing.
The Vitalicious Juices, part of Lexington’s multi-award winning ‘Let’s Energise’ range are fresh vegetable, fruit and herb juices which contain at least 2.5 of your five a day.
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The innovative juices are freshly blitzed to order and have a shelf life of just one day – ensuring customers get the freshest, tastiest and most nutritious product.
The 2015 Health & Vitality Honours – hosted by corporate sustainability champions Footprint - saw some of the biggest names in the foodservice and hospitality industries receive awards for their exceptional
catering and hospitality teams can request access to certain keys for staff members. This means that RFU’s partners have flexible access to areas they need, whilst still maintaining visibility for the RFU on who is accessing what area.
Phil Parker, Head of Security at RFU said: “Traka systems are invaluable to a premise like Twickenham Stadium. With so many businesses, people and areas to oversee, visibility of where keys are and who has used them makes individuals accountable.
which key, and more importantly when it has been returned. The software also allows the security team to grant access rights to users to individual keys or keysets, so even though they may be able to access the key cabinet, they can only remove the keys to areas they are authorised to be in.
The key cabinets are also used by the other businesses that are based at Twickenham Stadium. The
“However, it is the ability to restrict access to areas that is really important. There are lots of business- critical areas within the building, for instance areas with high-voltage power supplies. Being able to restrict access to a very small number of people electronically, means we can remove the risk of human error, so an unauthorised person cannot enter a dangerous area.
“Our role is to keep the home of English rugby safe, and The L-Series is helping us do that.”
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contribution to the promotion and practise of health-conscious business. Lexington were praised for their innovative and nutritious juices which have proved a big hit with both customers and clients alike.
Rob Kirby, Chef Director at Lexington says ‘What a fantastic result to win Product of the Year. I knew, when I first saw it across the pond in NYC that it would take London by storm, and I’m really proud that we were the first to lead the way and put it into our market place.'
Lexington won the 2014 Healthy Hospitality Honour for its ‘Let’s Energise’ range which provides sustained energy levels throughout the day with balanced nutrition across great tasting ‘grab and go’, salad bars and hospitality menus.
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