London Bridge City has been presented with the Secured Environments award. Pictured left to right are Magnus MacAulay; Guy Ferguson, Chief Executive Officer, Police CPI; and Professor Martin Gill, founder of Perpetuity Research.
Magnus MacAulay, Estate Director, London Bridge City said: “London Bridge City is delighted to have achieved the Police recognised Secured Environments award. By submitting our safety and security operation to the rigorous assessment process we have demonstrated our commitment to public safety.
“London Bridge City is determined to continue to provide a safe, welcoming and sustainable place for businesses, the public and the local community and we are committed to working with the Police and other partners to continuously test, evaluate and improve our processes. collaboration of a multi-disciplinary team, all of whom are committed to safety, security and defeating crime.”
The estate on the south bank of the Thames from London Bridge to Tower Bridge includes business properties such as the Cottons Centre; Hay’s Galleria; City Hall; HMS Belfast moored on the river; and the Hilton London Tower Bridge.
More in the August print edition of Professional Security magazine.
About Secured Environments
The Secured Environments police certification scheme was set up in 2007 as a framework, that enables organisations to refine their approach to site security and demonstrate that it is effective. The aim is to help organisations to think about their risks and how to make the best use of measures they already have. Perpetuity Research deliver it for the UK police company Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (PCPI). Visit www.securedenvironments.com.
