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Taxi drivers in Sheffield unhappy about CCTV proposal

Taxi drivers in Sheffield are uniting in a bid to put the brake on a proposal by the city council  to make fitting CCTV cameras in their vehicles compulsory. The council have put wheels in …

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Malvern gets tough on anti-social behaviour

Malvern has gone mobile in a bid to cut crime. The District Council introduced mobile CCTV cameras in a new initiative designed to increase the effectiveness of the fight against crime and anti-social behaviour in …

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Councils team up to share cost of CCTV control room

Two neighbouring councils are to make their crime-busting offensive more efficient by agreeing to share CCTV cameras. Hart and Rushmoor are set to sign an agreement for a joint service based at Rushmoor’s Farnborough offices …

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Need help? Meet the automatic CCTV controlled shop assistant.

Have you ever given up in despair when you can’t find what you are looking for in a shop, especially in one of the larger supermarkets or DIY establishments? Then the latest development in sophisticated …

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ANPR usage on the increase at Petrol forecourts

Plans to install hi-tech CCTV cameras at petrol stations has fuelled further debate about the use of such surveillance systems. As things stand there are many forecourts where drivers can fill up their cars only …

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Job losses at London Midland mean more CCTV Cameras

Because of job losses at train operator London Midland, CCTV will have to be installed in order to keep lifts in stations up and running for the disabled and the elderly. There will be job …

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CCTV helps solve “dead body” worry

CCTV has been known to help out in so many circumstances. Whether it is an anti social behaviour problem, the prevention of burglaries and break ins, or to assist in murder enquiries, CCTV and surveillance …

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CCTV catching litter bugs in Scotland

CCTV is normally used for catching criminals breaking into various properties, and is also utilised in a bid to curb anti-social behaviour in public places, but now CCTV is being called for in a Scottish …

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