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Technical Services provide sound for the Royal Wedding...
...at Powis Castle Welshpool!
The Royal Wedding was viewed by millions, but at Powis Castle the 5,219 visitors watched on a 456” LED screen, and heard the ceremony around the entire grounds.
“Dear John,
Please pass on my thanks to your entire team for their work for last Friday’s Big Day.
It was great that there were no technical hitches to worry about and that all that side of things were in such capable hands.
The crowds far exceeded our expectations at 5,219 and everyone told us they were having a wonderful day.
Anna
National Trust”
Read more about how Technical Services Shropshire provided sound for the Royal Wedding at Powis Castle, Welshpool in the Shropshire Star news arcticle - click here.
TS Shropshire install extensive Avigilon HD CCTV system at Walsall Academy
A 189,000 square foot two-storey facility, Walsall Academy installed a basic analog-based surveillance system when it was first built but found that the image quality and management features could not always meet their needs. “As we identify new areas that require coverage, our needs have naturally evolved – and will no doubt continue to do so over time,” explained Adrain Bowater, Director of Finance at The Walsall Academy .
Limited by a fairly tight budget, the Academy was not in a position to replace its existing analog system entirely, but wanted to improve its system performance and investigative success.
To achieve his performance goals, Bowater chose to upgrade the Academy’s software for better results and turned to the experts at Technical Services (Shropshire) Ltd., a local provider of surveillance system design, installation, and service, who recommended Avigilon. “To make better use of our existing cameras, we chose to upgrade to the Avigilon Control Center Enterprise network video management software (NVMS) platform to enhance system management and dramatically improve image quality, leading to more effective investigations and greater conflict resolution.”
New CCTV camera for Shrewsbury CCTV system in the town at Ditherington
A new permanent £20,000 CCTV camera to combat anti-social behaviour in an area of Shrewsbury is being trialled this week ahead of it going “live”.
The camera, the first of its kind in the county, is being put in place in Ditherington Road in Ditherington.
The camera, which will provide real-time coverage of a row of shops, a road crossing and an estate, replaces a temporary camera that has proved a success.
It is being hooked up to a control centre in the town through a wireless connection, providing coverage of the area 24 hours a day.
The shops have been targeted by vandals in the past and the camera will be used to help prevent further problems. It will also focus on the traffic lights and the nearby estate to help make people feel safer.
David Roberts, environmental enforcement manager at Shropshire Council, said the £20,000 for the camera had been secured through last year’s budget.
He said he hoped it would go “live” either this week or early next week.
Alan Mosley, who represents Ditherington on Shrewsbury Town Council and Shropshire Council, said the permanent camera was “brilliant news”.
“It’s a result of four years of pressure both from myself and others and particularly following demand by residents,” he said.
“The temporary one had a big impact.”
Meanwhile, a CCTV camera which had to be taken down from the site of the Shrewsbury explosion because of work at the scene is to be put back in place.
The camera at Bridge Street in the town centre was on the building where the explosion happened in January but was undamaged by the blast. It is hoped it will be in place in the near future although no date has yet been set.
For the online news article in the Shropshire Star click here
August 2010
Two new employees at Technical Services Shropshire
Technical Services Shropshire have employed two new engineers for the growing business. The two new employees will enable us to provide a quicker turn around for installations and responsive call outs for both CCTV, Public Address & Radio Communications.
August 2010
Wrekin Communications Ltd Update - Posted June 2010
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Technical Services (Shropshire) Limited are pleased to announce that we have agreed to aim to provide a seamless sales and service transition for customers of Wrekin Communications Ltd.
Please contact Technical Services on 08456 58 58 57 if you have an existing order, service or maintennace contract with Wrekin Communications for your Radio, CCTV or PA system.
Technical Services will be pleased to advise you on any future requirements you may also have for two-way radios, CCTV security systems or Public Address (PA) systems.
We are specialists at Event Hire, so if you can't buy it, why not Hire It!
July 2010
Technical Services Flying High at Cosford Air Show 2010 - Posted June 2010
For the 12th year running, Technical Services (Shropshire) Ltd provided an extensive CCTV system at this years world famous Cosford Air Show - visted by over 60,000 people.
The Technical Services team installed CCTV systems throughout the site and once again demonstrated that there's no one better when it come to delivering first class CCTV systems for any event. For more information on CCTV event hire click here.
Click here for slideshow images of this years show.
June 2010
The Technical Services News Team