Graduate Kayleigh Campbell with Serco Group CEO Rupert Soames
Representatives from Highfield Awarding Body for Compliance (HABC) joined staff and dignitaries as Serco-run HMP Kilmarnock welcomed Group CEO Rupert Soames to the prison to congratulate trainees on being the first nationally to complete a new training programme.
For journalists working in dangerous locations, body armor is essential. To stay as safe as possible, preparation is key: you need to understand the risks you may encounter in specific areas, and how best to counter them. Every year, journalists are injured or killed in some of the world's most dangerous countries: in 2014, 61 journalists were killed: five in Afghanistan, three in Mexico, and seven in Pakistan.
Executive Alarms have installed ACT access control equipment on more than 450 doors in a roll-out across multiple hospital sites in Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
The project covers facilities ranging from a new £11m centre for adolescents with mental health problems in Headington to a brand-new adult unit with 80 beds in Aylesbury, built at a cost of £40m.
...resulting in dramatic reductions in shrink, decreases in merchandise out-of-stock, increases in sales and customer services.
To expose official corruption in Nigeria, re-orientate the psyche of Nigerians and usher in the Nigerian renaissance
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