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Five educational facilities forced to go into lockdown during ten hour stand-off as armed police respond to man with gun making threats

The incident in the Addiscombe area of Croydon this week began when a man rang police, threatening to kill people. When officers attended the scene, the suspect then claimed to be armed with a gun.

Bodet has experienced continued success for its Time Management Systems with 8% growth last year

Following on from the most successful year to date in 2017, Bodet is pleased to report another twelve months of record growth, with an overall increase in sales of 8%. Time & Attendance sales were up 13%, whilst Clock & Bell sales increased by 6%.

Ashmead Combined School recently had to go into lockdown, after an unknown man was discovered on the top of a building on school grounds

Police were called to the school to deal with the situation on 30^th January, which eventually drew to a close without any injury.

Ability to broadcast a unique emergency lockdown alert increases safety for your staff and visitors

The idea of a school going into lockdown isn’t anything new, but the same range of events that trigger it can also threaten the safety of employees and visitors to your organisation.

Traffic build-up near Channel ports could cause air pollution necessitating local schools going into lockdown

Kent County Council has advised schools to brace for multiple effects of traffic congestion caused by disruption at Channel ports following a no-deal Brexit, including the possibility of poor air quality. Their guidance recommends having lockdown procedures in place ready for this potential situation.

13 year old girl arrested after alleged assault with knife at a school in Dumfries and Galloway

Police were called to the school on Thursday 17^th January, following a reported assault on a 13 year old boy.