SECURI T Y
THE LINX INTERNATIONAL
FRONTIER PITTS T: 01293 422800 E:
sales@frontierpitts.com W:
www.frontierpitts.com
GROUP Burgundy House, 6 Snellings Road, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey KT12 5JG
T: +44 (0)1932 225151 E:
enquiries@linx-int.com W:
www.linxinternationalgroup.com
Frontier Pitts is the British manufacturer of Security Gates, Automatic Barriers, Roadblockers, Rising & Static Bollards, Pedestrian Control Gates & Turnstiles, and the Anti Terra Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) range which has been successfully IWA14 & PAS68 impact tested. From the United Kingdom headquarters in Crawley, Sussex, Frontier Pitts can provide a complete range of services including design, site surveys, manufacture, installation and maintenance.
Established in 1986, the Linx International Group has its roots in consultancy and now incorporates the three renowned UK based security training businesses: Perpetuity Academy, ARC Training and security systems specialists, Tavcom Training.
Understanding the breadth of sectors with responsibility for security and risk, our range of over one hundred courses also cater for the non- security professional such as those operating within the FM, Healthcare, Retail and Pharmaceutical industries. Our specially tailored eLearning course ‘Essential Security Practices’ provides fundamental training for those looking to enhance their professional development.
The group has operational experience in over fifty countries, across six continents, and has offices in Dubai to service consultancy and training requirements for clients in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
TOMORROW’S TOMORROW’S F A CI LI T I E S MANAGEMENT
RED RADIO York House, 140 High Town Road, Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 0DJ
T: 01582 481114 E:
sales@red-radio.co.uk W:
www.red-radio.co.uk
TOMORROW’S FM Zurich House, Hulley Road, Macclesfield, Cheshire SK10 2SF
T: 01625 426054 E:
info@opusbm.co.uk W:
www.tomorrowsfm.com
Red Radio, based in Bedfordshire, with additional sales and engineering facilities across the UK offers a nationwide service and offers the industrys’ best two way radio products at competitive prices, with in- house knowledge of total communications solutions spanning 35+ years, and unbeaten technical ability.
We supply from all the major manufacturers and our fully-trained, expert staff can guide you through any enquiry, offering unbiased advice based upon your specific individual needs and budget. In 2011 we launched our own brand of products starting with the “Lynx” series of professional radios which includes models: PT400 Licence-Free (PMR446), PT500 Lone Worker Radio, PT600 Lone-worker/Man-down radio and PT700 full systems radio.
Providing all the latest news stories and unique features to your desktop, tablet or smartphone, Tomorrow’s FM is your online Facilities Management magazine. Advertising alongside our editorially driven content ensures that your company or product goes out to our unrivalled readership of over 64,000 and keeps you in the eyes of the industry.
Not only do we have an unrivalled, quality readership spanning the UK and beyond but, with digital publishing, adverts no longer need be constrained to a page. With Tomorrow’s FM, the advertiser has the ability to enhance their advert with video demonstrations or animated products – a key advertising tool when actions can speak louder than words. And, if readers like what they see, your website and contact details are just a click away.
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