Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner, Fraser Sampson, is putting trust at the centre of his warning about Chinese camera makers

Lord Harris's review of London counter-terrorism has a lot to say about CCTV. We digest the main points in this 2 minute read.

Tips for writing contract tender specifications from a panel of experts, organised by the CCTV User Group.

A recent NPCC conference on CCTV raised concerns for us around how police are being asked to package and present video evidence to courts.

The merger of CCTV and IT brought considerable benefits but also new threats. Join us for our webinar on cybersecurity to learn more.

House of Lords complain about lack of protections for civil liberties in Government strategy for CCTV

We've written to Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner to warn against use of non-compliant CCTV for traffic regulation enforcement

The CCTV User Group is delighted to announce that Dawn Holmes MSc, CSyP, CPP, CISSP has agreed to join us as a Non-Executive Director

Our Snapshot Webinar on BS7958 and the Surveillance Camera Code of Practice was well attended, proof that our industry cares about standards

CCTV User Group member Stuart Hobson has achieved accreditation to BS7958 for CCTV control room management for Cheshire East Council.

Oliver Martin has agreed to assume the role and responsibilities of Honorary Chairman of the CCTV User Group

CCTV is moving into the cloud. We look at some of the features and benefits of cloud storage and processing with CCTV specialist Synectics.

A court case over Ring doorbell cameras, resulting in an award of £100k in damages, has big implications for police and local authorities.

Image by Gerhard G. from Pixabay with modifications The CCTV User Group has called on the Home Secretary to strengthen the Surveillance...

One example of how Bradford Municipal District Council CCTV Manager (Phil Homes) is setting a good example with Bold Communications

The Government has previously pledged more than £18 million in Safer Streets funding to 40 areas of England and Wales in a bid to make...

We had a very successful CCTV Question Time session last week with about 25 members of the CCTV User Group, and we wanted to share some...

Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner warns local authorities against blanket requirement for CCTV in taxis

The CCTV User Group welcomes the appointment of Fraser Sampson as the new independent Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner (BSCC)

The former commissioner in charge of overseeing the regulation of CCTV and public surveillance has warned the government against leaving...