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Keith Greer • Feb 17, 2020

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It's half term, some of us are tearing our hair out trying to find child-minders, etc and the rest of us are enjoying driving to work without the usual school-run traffic jams.

School holidays, however, present a unique set of problems for business owners and even schools themselves!

Calls to Sparta HQ for temporary cover increases significantly over the school holidays and we work closely with selected schools, colleges, and various business premises in local areas to provide peace of mind to premises owners and the wider community.

For example, a local education facility had recently asked us to help with a problem of increased anti-social behaviour on their premises. Sparta was only too happy to help and we have placed our dedicated security officers on-site to help combat the problem.

Sparta operates with the utmost care and consideration on our client's sites and premises, and local education facilities are no different. We understand while Sparta security is there to act as a deterrent against anti-social behaviour and other security issues, we are aware that even in the holidays these premises are still frequented and used by the general public for many different reasons. As such, we aim to maintain a balance between an open, welcome environment for users while at the same time ensuring their safety and welfare.

In a rapidly changing world where security threats are becoming more prevalent and diverse, it is essential you consider and routinely review security arrangements, policies, and plans.

Sparta has, over the last 10 years, built up a great rapport with the local community and police. We believe close co-operation and knowledge/information sharing will help in the fight against anti-social behaviour in our public places, especially during the school holidays.

If you think Sparta could help you, please don't hesitate to call the office on 01325 582122 or check out our website www.spartasecurityuk.co.uk

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