BEE SAFER

14/06/2025

A successful day for the BEE SAFER team in Liverpool at the Barister festival, thank you to all the staff who helped make it a safe rememberable day for everyone.

It was a pleasure to ensure the wellbeing of Liverpools mayoress Councillor Barbara Murray and members of the Philippines embassy who visited the event today.

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03/05/2025

ARMY V NAVY CLASH !

Best behaviour today troops, The Army & Navy police have arrived !

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03/05/2025

Teams of Revenue Protection officers will monitor each floor level at the Allianz stadium for todays ARMY V NAVY !

22/04/2025

North West Ambulance Service attended but the man declined treatment and left the scene. Officers later found the man, however he declined to co-operate with police.

It followed a report a man in his 20s had suffered a small puncture wound to his torso, described as superficial by paramedics. Police said the man also had cuts to his hands after being assaulted with a “sharp implement”

15/04/2025

15/04/2025

Bee Safer Knife Detectors Ltd are proud to sponsor the Barney and Echo Police Community Club Project of Great Britain. In particular Pleasant Street CP school in Liverpool England.

Sponsorship funding assists the production of interactive and educational books for schools “Caught in the Web” aimed at preventing on line bullying and grooming.

Thank you to Police community for giving us this opportunity.

For more information please visit www.barneyecho.co.uk

25/02/2025

Hard hitting sky news report finds that one in five teachers in England say they have seen a student with a knife.

Bee Safer managing director Colin Eastaway featured in the report discussing knife crime prevention & new popular security measures being used England’s schools.

The survey also shows that despite recent high-profile knife attacks in UK secondary schools, only 15% of the teachers in England we polled said they had received any formal training or guidance on how to deal with pupils with knives.

More than 4,000 teachers responded to our questions, asked via the survey tool Teacher Tapp, which asked about their first-hand experiences of pupils with weapons.

This academic year, 6% of teachers said they had personally seen a child with a knife or bladed article in school. Some told us they had witnessed at least five separate incidents with pupils and weapons in that same time.

“We ignore these results at our peril,” Pepe Di’lasio, from the Association of School and College Leaders, said in response to our findings.

He added there was “no doubt” the survey was evidence of “a growing trend” of the presence of knives in school.

It’s illegal in the UK to sell a knife to anyone under the age of 18, but there are fears there are cracks in the system.

Credit : Sky News

For security advice including knife arches contact:
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25/02/2025

Protect your revenue at events, festivals and events with Bee Safer Revenue Protection teams.

Revenue protection and loss Prevention teams work alongside businesses and corporations in order to monitor and protect the revenue and financial assets from within the company. Our experts work covertly and overtly to deter and detect theft from in house staff (Insider threat) and external organised criminal groups.

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22/02/2025

A man is in hospital after he was stabbed outside a pub. The 24-year-old victim sustained a stab wound to his side following an argument with three other men.

One of the men was wearing a balaclava. Police were called to the Glasshouse on Lord Street, in , at around 7.40pm on Friday night (February 21) to reports that a man had been .

15/02/2025

Almost one in five teachers have seen students with knives in England's schools, a Sky News survey finds.

Colin Eastaway, Bee Safer K.D ltd director is featured in this report discussing knife crime & advanced security measures that some schools have now taken.

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One former school teacher, who was stabbed by a pupil in 2015 spoke to Sky News.

10/02/2025

Sky News came to our office in Liverpool today, to see a Knife Arch demonstration and ask us questions on the security services that Bee Safer K.D Ltd provide to schools.

We first started working with Knife Arches / Walk Through Metal Detectors at small events & night clubs Liverpool in 2019 but since then we have seen a significant increase from schools across the country investing in Knife Arches.

The equipment is 99% a deterrent, it’s purely an aid that can help humans to search correctly by using an effective proven format similar to airport style security screening.

The portable units that Sky news were interested today can pop up in just a couple of minutes, be used both in door & outdoor, hold enough power to scan passing people for 18 hours with out being connected to the mains.

However this equipment isn’t the answer for knife Crime, training & education is but we do agree that enhancing school security now will help to prevent future attacks on school premises.

So where do we draw the line, does a knife arch give off a bad impression or is it a prime example of ensuring safety and security for all?

One thing is for sure, the effects of knife crime is devastating to its victims on both sides and we give our condolences and deapest sympathy to all affected by it.

Our personal professional opinion is that England should do more to make all schools safer for everyone.

For any advice on this subject you can contact Bee Safer.

Martyn's Law is a pending U.K wide registration that will place a requirement on those responsible for certain publicly accessible locations to consider threat from terrorism and implement appropriate and proportionate mitigation measures. A venue’s security screening staff are often the first eng...

08/02/2025

It’s officially the largest bar in the U.K. Allianz Guinness Surge Bar Twickenham.

Bee Safer Revenue Protection team on task.

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