Locksmiths in Brighton Aren't A Concern For These Celebs - Home Security Madness

Celebrities are always trying to build walls around themselves, literally and figuratively, and those walls cost money unlike if you’d called out a Locksmiths in Brighton.

Here are Some Current Celebrities That Have Outrageous Security Systems –

1. Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie - Perhaps the most powerful and influential couple in Hollywood, “Brangelina” has bottomless pockets when it comes to looking after their six children. The fabulous duo have hired retired SAS (Special Air Services) officers to guard their home in the south of France, and fixing a security system that is worth almost $235 million. The cameras are hooked up to motion-triggered TV screens, controlled wirelessly so they cannot be shut off by an intruder. Certain parts of the house even need digital fingerprint recognition before granting access.

      

     

2. Britney Spears - The pop diva behind “Baby One More Time” and “Toxic” has had her part of paparazzi troubles in the past, so it’s no surprise that she spends almost half a million dollars on security (which is not available at Locksmiths in Brighton) every year to keep enthusiastic photographers away from her home in Los Angeles.

3. Tom Cruise - The Mission: Impossible and celebrity Scientologist’s home in Beverly Hills, California has a minor guard shack watching the front gates, and hidden cameras placed everywhere, including a few feet off the ground to arrest the license plate numbers of cars entering the property.Staff members are assigned “zones”, and are not allowed to work or move outside of their assigned zones. Security guards once took down a drunken neighbour with a taser after he hopped over a fence.

 

4. Prince William & Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge - Great Britain’s newest royal couple may not be “celebrities” in the traditional sense, but the security system for their future home is probably the envy of many ordinary celebrities. Their residence will contain air-locked double doors to guard against intruders, closed circuit television, raising bollards and spiked railings to give the future King of England and his queen consort (and their family) all the privacy in the world.

How To Secure Your Home With Locksmiths in Brighton

When people think of protecting their homes, they often think of fancy expensive security systems with lots of bells and whistles. That is certainly an option, but there are measures you can take that won't break the bank, too. For example, there is an option of calling out your local Locksmiths in Brighton. Also, depending on your home and area, you may not need the most expensive system.

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How to Beat Burglary in the UK and All Around

Burglary is one of the UK’s biggest crimes. The essence of which is illegal entry into a building for the purposes of committing an offence. Usually that offence will be theft, but most jurisdictions specify others which fall within the ambit of burglary.

In 2013, burglaries rose by 45% in Brighton and Hove. More than three homes a day were burgled in just one year and also rising in the North of England by 12%.

Although, in fact, the Home Office says crime is at its lowest level since 1981.

Crime prevention minister Norman Baker said "Today's statistics are more good news and the evidence is clear: police reform is working and crime is falling. We can have confidence that England and Wales are safer than they have been for decades."

But in Nottingham, burglary, robbery, shoplifting, sexual offences and incidents of violence with

injury all increased.And, in Brighton and Hove Detective Chief Inspector Jez Graves admitted he was “disappointed” with the huge number of burglaries.

He vowed to make the city a “no go” area for burglars and told how roads policing officers were now in the process of setting up a “dedicated campaign” aimed at tackling people coming to the county with the sole intention of burgling homes.

How Locksmiths in Brighton Prevent Burglary

If you are feeling in fear of burglary at any point then your local locksmith can come out to your house and change your locks for you.

Whether your current locks are simply too old, damaged or loose, new door locks can be fitted at almost any time, and just about anywhere, at as little as 24-hour’s notice. Most locksmiths deal with a wide range of door models and sizes, so you shouldn’t worry too much about whether or not they can get yours fixed quickly. New locks usually cost somewhere between £25 and £40, not including VAT and varies from Locksmiths in Brighton.

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