The SIA will assume responsibility as the Martyn’s Law Regulator

The SIA welcomes the news that the Home Secretary has decided that the SIA should be the body to take on the responsibilities of the Martyn’s Law Regulator, as reflected in the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill introduced in Parliament today. We fully appreciate the significance of Martyn’s Law and the important role the Martyn’s Law Regulator … Read more

Museums’ security guards threaten strike action

Security guards at London’s Science and Natural History museums are threatening to strike over what they describe as a “disrespectful and demoralising” pay offer, their union has said. The workers are being balloted on whether to take industrial action, starting next month. The United Voices of the World (UVW) union said the latest offer of … Read more

Man who assaulted a nightclub doorman and spat in the face of a policeman has been told to “grow up”

A 40-year-old man who assaulted a nightclub doorman in Dunfermline and spat in the face of a policeman has been told to “grow up”. Lee McGuinness, of Fod Street, Halbeath, avoided a jail term when he appeared in the dock at Dunfermline Sheriff Court, having admitted a string of offences committed on 20th July. At … Read more