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09 August 2019

• Alternatives to professional electronic data destruction (and why they might not work)

  It can seem appealing to erase your own digital footprints.

• Microfilm destruction: can I do it at home?

  We know what you’re thinking: microfilm destruction sounds like so much fun – can’t I have a go? But just as re-enacting World Wrestling Entertainment can lead to more broken bones than imitators expect, microfilm destruction too is something you should not try at home.

• Document scanning service: how to get great value for money

  Alright, this is it. We may have signed the Official Secrets Act but we judged that releasing this information is in the public interest and is therefore worth the risk.

• Hard copy vs digital file – which one is best and when?

  Paper versus digital.

• Common data breaches and how to prevent them

  The world has more information in it than ever before. A lot of it is fairly mundane – train timetables and Pink Floyd lyrics and what Sarah had for lunch on Thursday (thanks so much, Instagram). But there is also a lot of highly sensitive information, ranging from individuals’ address details through to launch codes that could destroy the planet.

08 August 2019

• 10 Reasons To Hire Plants For Offices

  Are you looking to rent or hire plants for offices?

• Scottish haulage contracor relies on Stertil Koni heavy duty vehicle lift

  One of Scotland’s leading haulage contractors, William Nichol Limited, relies on a Stertil Koni heavy duty 4-post vehicle lift to support round-the-clock workshop operations at its site in Lochmaben, Dumfriesshire.

• Ceilcote- Doing our bit for the planet

  Turn to us if you’re looking for environmentally friendly solutions

• Striking steel thistles

  Art Metal is a family run Blacksmiths based in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. Combining fabrication and craft skills, they provide bespoke designer metalwork for a range of customers – residential, commercial and industrial.

• Historic Royal Palaces. Automatic Rising Bollards

  Rising bollard system – Hampton Court Palace.