Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International are pleased to announce that we have expanded the number of consultancy products and services that we offer.
Today there is a wider appreciation of the different types of threats that can occur, internal and external, and of the need to respond in a measured way. Yet all too often security does not meet expectations and for a wide variety of reasons. At Perpetuity we have studied these, assessed the findings, and coupled with extensive security experience in the field we are able to offer you a wide range of security services to meet your security needs.
Prof Martin Gill will be talking at the following events:
Insafe Conference, Surrey
10th April 2008
ASIS Conference, Barcelona
15th April 2008
CCTV Users group conference, Manchester
22-23rd April 2008
Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter. We are pleased to announce the launch of Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International's new website. We have outlined what we do in more detail and we hope that you will find this new approach interesting and informative. Please click here to view the new website (and do please let us know what you think.
Regards
Martin Gill
Increasing offenders' access to sport and leisure facilities
A Civic Society Alliance to Reduce Re-offending aims to ensure equality of access for offenders to mainstream local services such as accommodation, employment and leisure through improved partnership working across the public sector.
The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) has commissioned Perpetuity to complete a country-wide mapping exercise to identify organisations which seek to improve offenders' access to sport and leisure facilities in their local area.
For more information on this research or any other work undertaken by Perpetuity contact Tom Bourne by email t.bourne@perpetuitygroup.com or by phone 0116 222 5561.
Creating Successful Policies, Plans and Procedures
The use of organisational policies, plans and procedures is a vital element of good security practice. This course will benefit all security managers by equipping them with the skills needed to designand construct effective policies, implement successful plans, and introduce procedures tha people can commit to.
For more information or to book a place, please contact Catherine on 0116 222 5550 or email training@perpetuitygroup.com
Tackling Knife Crime
Knife-enabled crime continues to cause serious harm to victims and with an apparent rise in numbers promotes fear within communities.
Following a number of high profile crimes involving knives the topic has received significant attention within popular mass media however the true scale of the problem is unknown due the lack of precise and routine information gathering.
If you are interested in finding out more about the study or about how we might help your area address issues related to knife please contact: Kate Broadhurst on k.broadhurst@perpetuitygroup.com
Tools for Safer Schools
Perpetuity, supported by a national teaching union, continues to develop IMAT - a unique web hosted tool for schools to collect and interpret data on crime and anti social behaviour.
The Incident Monitoring and Assessment Tool allows schools to record the type and nature of incidents.
If you are interested in finding out more about IMAT and our other work on school security and safety please contact: Kate Broadhurst on k.broadhurst@perpetuitygroup.com
16 Receive BTEC Level 4 Awards
Perpetuity Training are pleased to announce that 16 students achieved the BTEC Level 4 Award in Managing Security Surveys on a course that took place on the 13-15th February 2008. We would like to congratulate the students on their achievement.
The next course is due to run on the 20-22nd May. For more information please contact Catherine on 0116 222 5550 or training@perpetuitygroup.com
One More Broken Window
Schools are under increasing pressure from the government to respond to a range of issues including poor behaviour, attendance, community cohesion and bullying to name just a few. Perpetuity, commissioned by the NASUWT have completed a study to explore the relationship between schools and the physical state of the surrounding neighbourhood.
If you are interested in finding out more about the study and our other work on school security and safety please contact: Kate Broadhurst on k.broadhurst@perpetuitygroup.com
Needs Assessment and Gap Analysis: treatment planning
Perpetuity have been working with Bedfordshire Drug and Alcohol Action Team (BDAT) over the last few months to inform the adult and young people's treatment plans, recently submitted in draft form to the NTA. As part of our work we have assisted with treatment mapping and treatment bullseye.
If you would like more information on this work or similar work undertaken by Perpetuity regarding substance misuse, please contact Michelle Duffin by email: m.duffin@perpetuitygroup.com or by phone 0116 222 5565.
Perpetuity in London
Perpetuity is continuing to build on our increasing success of working with partners in London.Lizzie Peters, an experience crime reduction consultant, has joined Perpetuity to ensure we increase our coverage of work with local authorities, CDRPs and DATS.
Policies, Plans and Procedures
Following a number of high profile crimes involving knives the topic has received significant attention within popular mass media however the true scale of the problem is unknown due the lack of precise and routine information gathering.
Tools for Safer Schools
Perpetuity Training are pleased to announce that 16 students achieved the BTEC Level 4 Award in Managing Security Surveys on a course that took place on the 13-15th February 2008. We would like to congratulate the students on their achievement.
Schools are under increasing pressure from the government to respond to a range of issues including poor behaviour, attendance, community cohesion and bullying to name just a few. Perpetuity, commissioned by the NASUWT have completed a study to explore the relationship between schools and the physical state of the surrounding neighbourhood.
Perpetuity have been working with Bedfordshire Drug and Alcohol Action Team (BDAT) over the last few months to inform the adult and young people's treatment plans, recently submitted in draft form to the NTA. As part of our work we have assisted with treatment mapping and treatment bullseye. 
