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Author: Tim Steer

BS3621 is a standard that provides a minimum level of protection for locks and key-operated security devices. The standard was introduced by the British Standards Institution (BSI) to set guidelines for security measures against forced entry, picking, drilling, and manipulation. Locks that meet the BS3621 standard...

Keyless car theft seems to be on the rise again. I’m seeing more and more posts on social media from distressed people who have woken up in the morning to find that their car has been stolen from their driveway. What Is Keyless Car Theft? Keyless car...

Key safes are becoming more and more popular in the UK, whether they're being installed for carers to access their patients homes, to make it easier for people to visit elderly family members or just to prevent keys getting lost on drunken nights out. We stock...

Imagine the scenario – It's a nice sunny Friday, you and your family have just bought a house and today is moving day. You've spent the last couple of days packing all of yours and your partners worldly possessions, all of the kids stuff and...

Before I became a locksmith, I wouldn't have had a clue, not only what a euro cylinder was but also how to tell the difference between a good one and a bad one. Personally, I'd probably have just gone for the cheapest possible option, thinking that...