SUMMER 2022 CONTENTS 4-5 18


1-3 Welcome and Contents 4-5


6 7 9 12-13 15


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Protect Duty - Time to define the role of the security consultant


Counter Terrorism policing - keeping us safe


Putting individuals at the heart of security


Close Protection - how to be seen, but not noticed


Focus on security roles: Dion Henry


Security career pathways - exploring a career in security


12-13 Stalking - practical advice and support from the Suzy Lamplugh Trust


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Licensing SAVI - improving safety in the night-time economy


16-17 The Princess Royal speaks at the Security Institute AGM


16-17 18 19


SIA updates: training and qualifications for close protection


Why we must provide a career advancement plan for security officers


20-21 Dubai Police on personal security 22


28-29 23 20-21


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Next issue autumn will be out 12 SEPTEMBER 2022


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Focus on Chartered Security Professional Richard Stones


City of London Crime Prevention Association AGM Report


CSSC updates


Protecting your workforce with mobile communications


28-29 A world where security professionals are in high demand & UK Security Salary Survey 2022-23


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Fire safety - are you meeting your obligations?


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Professionalising the industry - skills and opportunities for all


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