Our articles offer practical crime prevention and home security advice to best practice: from basic hints and tips to more detailed strategies.
Starting university is an exciting chapter in your life. Amidst the excitement of new classes, new friends, and new-found independence, it's important not to forget about the safety and security. Read our guide to help you keep your accommodation and valuables secure.
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Tourists can be a lucrative target for criminals, particularly in the case of theft. When travelling, you're more likely to be distracted by your new and unfamiliar environment and carry a lot of valuable personal belongings and possibly cash. We've listed our top 5 items...
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Immobilise isn't just for mobile phones and gadgets - anything with a unique identifier can be registered (for free!) on the Immobilise database. The items hidden away in your garage or shed often get overlooked, but you can protect them too, taking steps to make it easier for you...
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With the good weather and the longer daylight hours. Now is a good time to assess your garden and shed for vulnerabilities and make improvements. Analysis of ten years of claims data from Aviva, reveals that thefts from gardens and outbuildings shoot up by over...
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No one wants to think about losing their phone, but taking some precautionary measures may help in the event of loss or theft. Unfortunately, hundreds of thousands of phones do go missing each year, many of these are subsequently found by the owner. However according to Home Office...
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All theft is distressing for the victim and often costly but perhaps none more so than tool theft from tradespeople. You've amassed the right tools for every job over several years then one day, they're all gone in an instant, stolen from a site, your van, or your workshop...
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In the UK, a bicycle is stolen on average every minute; with less than 5% of those returned as they're difficult for the Police to identify the owner. Current research suggests that cyclists are more likely to have their bicycles stolen than motorcyclists their motorcycle or car owners...
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Stolen clubs are located everyday. All too often they cannot be returned simply because there is no record of who owns them. Registration deters theft, increases repatriation and may be the difference between a suspect being released by police or charged with theft...
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Thieves look to steal property they believe can be removed and easily sold-on! Especially if they cannot be traced back to the scene of the crime! Please give careful consideration to protecting the following types of valuables...
Whilst most see the festive period as a time for goodwill to all men, unfortunately – as anyone who has watched 'Home Alone' will know – thieves don't take annual leave. In fact, long winter nights, festive distractions and busier social calendars can offer burglars more opportunities...
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Immobilise is not just for individuals. We're here to support small and medium enterprises too. You should register tools, fixtures and fittings, computers, phones, electronic or electrical components, retail stock - in fact, any item that your business owns...
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