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There is absolutely no doubting that having your house broken into and having your valuables taken is an incredibly traumatic and devastating experience; however, did you know that a mammoth one in four burglary victims are robbed again for a second time? In fact, recently leaked data from Churchill Home Insurance shows that houses that have been burgled once have a 28% chance of being targeted a second time and a further 8% chance of being targeted a third or fourth time.

When it comes to protecting our valuables, many of us are now aware that security safes provide the ultimate solution – especially ones that have Eurograde ratings, as these safes are designed specifically to guard against theft and burglary, and when available for purchase have already been through an extensive series of testing to receive certification. However, in a lot of cases these safes tend to be bulky and heavy, meaning that they are only suitable for downstairs use, which of course means that sometimes people face difficulties. One safe provider however, SMP Security Solutions, boast a phenomenal range of lightweight safes from Grade 0-6 to allow for people to combat this issue and store their cash and valuables in a vaster range of places within the home and workplace.

SMP Security Solutions, leading provider of high quality safes of a wide variety, have recently impressed their clients and customers even more than usual by the addition of bespoke safes to their collection – Offering people the unique opportunity to acquire safes 100% suited to their individual needs and requirements, and providing these people with tailored solutions.

According to a recent article published in The Telegraph, following the Brexit vote UK manufacturing activity grew at the fastest pace in more than two years, with the weaker pound enabling the sector to cement its strongest growth of the year so far in September.

When looking to ensure that a building's assets are as safe and secure as possible many people often have the right idea and go out and buy a safe, however what they don't know is that many of the safes out there are rogue products and do not actually do what they claim to do. When considering purchasing a safe it is therefore vital for businesses and consumers to purchase those that have gone through vigorous testing procedures such as VDS or BRE testing, which allow peace of mind, knowing that they are buying the most secure products. But what is VDS and BRE testing?

Following the scare that followed the Brexit decision it seems that the manufacturing industry within the UK has now shrugged off any worries that they once had, with the sector recording the largest ever month-on-month rise in August. Jumping from 48.3 in July to 53.3 in August, the manufacturing output saw its highest level since November 2015, thanks to the weaker pound which boosted an abundance of business last month.

Since the EU referendum many people have been investing heavily in safe-haven assets such as gold but what many people do not realise is that although gold is currently a great investment, silver is even better.

One of the largest UK manufacturers of high quality safes and bespoke security solutions are set to attend International Jewellery London in September, where they will showcase their quality products and offer guidance on securing valuable assets. Alongside SMP Security Solutions will also be their sister company SLS Security, whom offers a wide range of unique, luxury safes.

Leading UK safe manufacturers SMP Security Solutions are now offering a range of lighter weight safes that have been specially developed to maintain the high standards that come with all of their other options yet using a high quality new material which enables the safes to be much lighter in weight. Lighter safes are advantageous for numerous reasons and enable for easier deliveries and upstairs installation.

The UK manufacturing economy appears to be suffering with the steel crisis being cited as having a huge impact on overall output, which has been in decline for the last 6 months. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics March report show that the downturn in production was ongoing and could worsen if measures are not taken quickly enough.