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WHAT’S NEW? LOCKDOWN DISCOUNT


ENSURES SCHOOL SAFETY Lockdown, the UK’s first emergency barricade device that can lock down a door in seconds in a crisis situation, is being made available to schools at a heavily reduced price from ERA, a UK-based home security specialist, as part of its new ‘Support for Schools’ campaign.


Designed to provide high performance security in the event of a threatening situation, Lockdown is ideal for schools as it is simple and easy to fit, making doors inaccessible to intruders and creating a safe hiding place for students and teachers in the event of an attack.


ERA’s Head of Marketing Tania Tams said: “We now live in a world where threatening situations in varied locations are becoming sadly more commonplace, and schools and colleges are being encouraged to plan for such emergencies. Lockdown provides the perfect solution – it is simple and easy to fit, making doors or corridors inaccessible to intruders and creating a safe hiding place for students and teachers in the event of an attack.


“However, we are also very aware of the financial constraints currently


placed upon schools and with budgets for fundamental equipment like books already


under strain, defence items such as Lockdown (for multiple rooms and corridors) although important, may come further down the list. Whilst the costs associated with Lockdown are perfectly acceptable to any commercial organisation, they may appear challenging for schools.


“For this reason, and to ensure we put our children’s wellbeing ahead of profit, ERA’s ‘Support for Schools’ campaign is offering Lockdown at a special discounted price, available only to educational establishments.”


Lockdown fits in with the updated National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) updated safety advice which suggests the development of dynamic lockdown procedures and the use of secondary devices for ‘invacuation’ rather than evacuation to barricade people in a room safely and keep the external threat out.


Robust and lightweight, Lockdown is available for both single and double doors, whether inward or outward swinging and fitted with or without traditional locks.


www.eraeverywhere.com


student common room, communal dining room and kitchen, bike storage and laundry facility.


HOMES FOR STUDENTS AWARDED £3.5M KNIGHT


FRANK CONTRACT Homes for Students, the national student accommodation manager, has secured an estimated £3.5m, new 10-year contract with Knight Frank Investment Management LLP for student accommodation


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management services at St Leonard’s House in Lancaster. St Leonard’s House is owned by Lancashire County Council.


The brand new, purpose-built, scheme will be ready for occupation for the beginning of the 2019/2020 academic year. It will have 179 student beds with on-site amenities including a gym, reception area and management suite,


Martin Corbett, Managing Director at Homes for Students, said: “We are delighted to have added St Leonard’s House to our national portfolio. Our fixed-price, long-term expenditure wrap is designed to protect investors’ interests and, combined with our expertise to market and let the accommodation and manage the property assets professionally, was particularly attractive to Knight Frank Investment Management LLP in awarding us this contract.”


Homes for Students currently has 75 schemes in its management across 29 UK towns and cities under its Homes for Students and Prestige Student Living brands.


www.wearehomesforstudents.com www.prestigestudentliving.com


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