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Manchester's only fully automated safe deposit centre, The Safe Deposit Centre, is well known throughout the industry for their great efforts in constantly striving to meet all customers individual needs and requirements – providing the utmost leading safe deposit services, with rental prices starting from just £40. However, in recent months many of their customers have been left amazed by another service that they offer – the option for virtual business addresses to be at The Safe Deposit Centre.

In the run up to Christmas we see many articles urging people to ensure that their homes and valuables are safe – This is typically because this time of year sees the highest amount of burglaries and thefts and people are aware of all of the presents that they've bought and stashed away inside their homes. However, following the Christmas period, people should carry on ensuring that their homes and belongings are as safe as possible, and here are a few tips that all should consider:

The majority of people whom visit Manchester city centre know what a nightmare it can be to find somewhere to park, especially when looking for low prices and maximum security. This often makes visiting the city difficult for people, which can be very inconvenient considering that they're so many reasons why people need to visit the city. However, one company in particular 'The Safe Deposit Centre' after becoming aware of issues in which many of their customers faced when trying to get to their deposit boxes, decided to make the parking process very easy for them- allowing for things to be as stress-free as possible.

Manchester based Safe Deposit Box company, 'The Safe Deposit Centre', are encouraging all to leave their valuables in safe deposit boxes when travelling to ensure that they don't get damaged, or even worse, lost! This has come about after one Ryanair passenger, due to propose, lost the engagement ring along with his entire bag after being forced to put his hand luggage in the hold.

With Christmas quickly approaching, many people across the UK have already started their Christmas shopping in order to get organised before the big day. The run up to Christmas sees an abundance of people, especially those with children and partners spending masses of money on gifts and presents, many of which are expensive including jewellery, mobile phones and electronics. In line with this The Safe Deposit Centre are urging all to consider how they store the gifts that they purchase, in order to keep them safe.

Following one of the hottest days of the year so far 13.09.2016 saw freak weather conditions across Manchester and Lancashire with thunder crying out from the blackened skies and lighting striking non-stop for hours.

According to research recently released by Direct Line Home Insurance, two fifths of people within the UK are not protecting their valuables efficiently, as they are unaware that expensive items must be listed individually within their home insurance policies. The highest value items that can be covered on the majority of home insurance policies is as low as £1000 - £2000, thereafter items that are value highest must be listed as separate items.

Manchester's only fully automated safe deposit centre, The Safe Deposit Centre who have been providing the best priced safe deposit box rental services for the past year are now celebrating their first birthday. To say thank you to their amazing customers who have already made them one of the most popular options in the city, the company have now introduced an offer for all to take advantage of.

New regulations have been brought into force which could restrict British travellers from entering the US with old style UK passports. Last minute updates to the regulations require visitors to have either a biometric or e-passport to be allowed to enter.

New research has uncovered vulnerabilities in the website security of many large UK retail outlets. Stores such as Matalan, Tesco, Topshop and Debenhams came under criticism for not having robust cyber security measures. The investigation was undertaken by security company UpGuard. The research highlights an increasing issue and consumers are now reconsidering using the affected sites. When presented with the issue, most of the companies argued with the findings, stating that they had adequate measures in place chiefly focused data sensitive pages.