Lead Theft Reduction Seminar

FREE in Nottingham on Thursday December 1st

On Thursday 1st December, Smith of Derby, in association with Nottinghamshire Police, is holding a free Lead Theft Reduction Seminar, in a bid to help the Church community reduce the risk of this type of crime.

Richard Stones, Pre-Crime Unit Manager Force Crime & Justice Directorate at Nottinghamshire Police said: “It is anticipated that copper will have a market value of £7000 per ton by the end of the year and we can expect the value of other metals to rise accordingly. Police forces nationally are working with their public and private sector partners to address the metal theft issue and collaboration with industry is crucial to the effective implementation of sustainable crime reduction solutions.
We welcome the opportunity to speak at events such as this arranged by Smith of Derby as increased awareness in both the domestic and commercial sectors will assist in tackling the problem.”

The evening will start with an informal chat over light refreshments followed by practical guidance from Richard Stones, Nottinghamshire Police. Gary Henshaw, Smith of Derby Church Security Manager, will also give a brief presentation on how their Church Security System ChurchCAM can help save your Church building from vandalism and metal theft.

Representatives from English Heritage, SmartWater and Ecclesiastical Insurance will also be present.
Details of this FREE event about Church Security Systems are as follows:
- Thursday 1st December 2011
- at St Leonards Community Centre, Bramcote Lane, Wollaton, Nottingham NG82ND
- 6.00pm – 8.00pm, doors open at 5.30pm
- Light refreshments will be served

To book your free place on this Church Security Systems Seminar please contact:
Carol Coulston or Sharon Thornhill, Church Security Systems Administrators on
tel 01332 345569 or email
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