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Our Winter 2016 e-Newsletter is OUT NOW

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Christmas Opening Hours 2016

IN2 Access and Control Ltd will be closed from 2pm on Friday 23rd December 2016 and will be reopening for business as usual at 8am on Tuesday 3rd January 2017. The last day of dispatch before the festive period will be on Thursday 22nd December 2016 as we are carrying out a stock check on the 23rd Dec. Please ensure all orders are placed BEFORE 1pm for same day dispatch on 22nd Dec. We will be processing orders and responding to enquiries on Friday 23rd Dec but will not be dispatching goods until Tuesday 3rd Jan 2017. Finally, from all...

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IN2 Access Celebrates Internal Growth

IN2 Access and Control Ltd are celebrating a year of growth as the company makes further senior and apprentice-level appointments, in addition to significantly expanding its warehouse capacity. As IN2 Access continues to reach and exceed the growth targets it has set itself year-on-year, Director Mark Buchan, believes “it is critical to ensure we stay in direct contact with our customers, either with face-to-face communication, or by simply picking up the phone and presenting a familiar voice”. With this in mind, the company has recently welcomed Internal Sales Manager, Rhian Smith, into the team with the objective to support and...

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Company Responsible for Harrison Ford Door Injury Fined £1.6m

The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has fined Foodles Production (UK) Ltd £1.6m after a metal door badly injured actor Harrison Ford on set at Pinewood Studios. The production company, owned by Disney, admitted to breaching health and safety laws at Aylesbury Crown Court after the 74-year-old actor was pinned by his pelvis to the ground by a steel door. The door, which was on set of the latest instalment of Star Wars - The Force Awakens, was operated remotely by a special effects operator who was unable to physically see the actor. He was ordered to close the door upon...

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Company Fined £500k for Tragic Death Caused by Unsafe Gate

A major British wholesaler has been fined half a million pounds for the death of delivery driver Ronald Hayward in 2011. The 42 year-old man died when a 300kg steel gate at Blakemore Wholesale in Newport city centre collapsed and pinned him to the ground. Cardiff Crown Court heard how Mr Hayward arrived at the Agincourt Street site to deliver baked goods at around 04:00 on the morning of the incident. He proceeded to unlock the entrance gate and as he prepared to leave, the gate fell and landed on him. He later died of traumatic asphyxia. The company has...

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