WHAT’S NEW? A winning partnership for
Lexington Catering Lexington is excited to announce a major new partnership between Lexington Catering and Virgin Active UK, who have become Lexington’s first commercial retail partner. Lexington Catering will now be providing food and drink in Virgin Active’s 43 clubs across the UK, under the ‘Athleat’ food brand.
Lexington Catering officially began working with Virgin Active from 18th January 2018, to implement a series of changes across the sites, enhancing the food and beverages provided in their clubs. The changes are being made over a nine-month period and will further enhance the food and beverage offering to Virgin Active members.
Mike Sunley, CEO at Lexington said: “We are super-excited about the new partnership with Virgin Active. Our values are perfectly aligned, and our chef development team has really
led the way when it comes to health and wellbeing, so it seems like the perfect partnership. We look forward to building this relationship, bringing in new efficiency and supporting the club to deliver excellent service.”
The partnership marks a new chapter for Lexington, branching out beyond business and industry, providing food and drink to people outside their
place of work. Mike continued: “We have always worked hard to compete with the food offer on the high-street and the partnership with Virgin Active is a fantastic opportunity to show consumers what the Lexington team can do. Our ambition is to develop the retail market and expand our offer to reach a wider market.”
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Trigion proves its mettle at
scrap yard With the value of scrap metal only heading in one direction recently, dealers are having to turn to ever more advanced security solutions to combat theft and break ins. Security specialists Trigion is now providing high-tech solutions at a major Kent scrap yard, including the use of thermal cameras and a ‘virtual perimeter’ system.
On a site such as a scrap metal yard, there can be a lot of material on view and it is not always easy to determine exactly what is
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happening on a standard CCTV camera. Thermal cameras make it clear where a heat source is and when it moves. They can also display an electronic trail showing where movement has taken place; making detection much easier. In addition, by setting a virtual perimeter on screen, specific areas can be monitored more closely, and an alarm triggered if someone enters it. This perimeter can be altered remotely to meet changing situations, such as the arrival of a greater quantity of metal.
Neil Ricketts, Security & Technical Services Director at Trigion,
said: “With scrap metal prices consistently rising over the past year or two, dealers are increasingly being targeted by unscrupulous elements intending to cash in. We work with our customers to design the best solution for their individual needs. We’re not tied to any supplier or manufacturer, so can ensure the customer gets what they really need. In the case of the scrapyard, the thermal imaging gives a much clearer picture of the situation, and staff at our remote monitoring station can ensure the site is secure at all times.”
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