In September, many young women will be looking forward to going to College or University. Moving out of the family home, making new friends and not forgetting the social evenings, can all prove to be a bit overwhelming for some. While others will relish in all the attention as late evenings and constant partying helps them forget the pressures of exams.
When it comes to personal protection, a high number of young women will take on the attitude “It will never happen to me!” However, as we all know, this is drastically the wrong attitude to take but try explaining that to a headstrong young woman. If you offer them a rape alarm or personal attack alarm they’ll probably take it but some will never carry it with them, spouting things like, “It’s not fashionable” or bury the alarm at the bottom of their handbag.
To combat this, have a look at the Heart Keyring Personal Alarm, this personal alarm looks like a fashionable accessory, however, it’s practicable as well, as it sounds out an ear piercing 128db which will help alert others in times of need. Now, there can be no excuses between looking stylish and keeping safe.
How many of us have just returned home from their annual holidays only to find that their everyday clothes are now a little more tighter than you remembered. All that holiday drinking and eating excess has eventually taken its toll. It’s just about this point that you make a conscious decision to actively lose weight, and, as we all know, joining a gym can be a costly experience.
The alternative to paying expensive gym prices is to go running/jogging/walking round their local parks, football pitches or even country woods. Exercise is good for everyone, it makes you fitter, mentaly tougher and you do lose weight. However, there can be a downside to outdoors excercise. With many parks and woods being poorly lit there are some people whom are only too happy to take advantage of this situation.
When it comes to training at night, personal protection is a must, and with the dark nights coming soon now is the ideal time to purchase your personal alarm for next time your out jogging alone or with friends.




What is about a small device measuring no more than a couple of inches square that can make people feel much safer whilst walking alone to the shops, home from a friends house or even on a night out. In today’s world, personal safety has to be one of the biggest concerns that we face and it’s not only women and the elderly but this also applies to teenagers and men. Personal alarms have the ability to give many people the peace of mind they require to go about their daily business.
Personal alarms work by emitting a loud, high-pitched noise which will disturb you attacker thus giving you the time required to make your escape or even better let passers by know that you need assistance.
As the purpose of a Personal Alarm is to frighten and alert then the louder the better. We at Crime Prevention Products have some of the loudest most compact personal alarms on the market sounding out a powerful 120, 130 and even 140 decibels.



What is it about the British on holiday, after all we’re not a nation of silly people, in fact on the continent we are regarded as prim and proper and having that ‘stiff upper lip’. So, why is it when we head off on our annual leave some of us do our best to embarrass ourselves by getting very, very drunk, fighting and scrape the barrel when it comes to lewd and loud behaviour.
It is unnerving to hear that the number of Britons arrested abroad is on the increase and Spain has seen a rise by almost a third (source).
Sure, the holiday atmosphere, hot weather and too much alcohol has the ability to turn the shyest of people into drunk’n louts shouting and screaming down local streets. Most bad behaviour can be put down to the ‘holiday spirit‘ and a way for people to forget the pressures and stresses of their daily work life.
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In a months time most of England’s men folk will be found sitting by their televisions cheering on their country. The football world cup has the ability to bring everyone together, family, friends and neighbours will be shouting, crying even hugging together as they cheer on the fortunes of the Three Lions.
With all this male bonding going on what will the women do? No doubt a proportion will also join in the football spirit. However, most will probably head out around round town/city with their mates. As England don’t play till late evening this means that many woman could be heading out on their own.
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As a parent I am constantly looking out for my kids, teaching them what’s right from wrong, and hopefully given them a chance to grow into respectable individuals. As they grow, I hope they’ll have an understanding of what ‘streetwise’ and ‘streetsmart’ is all about (and that just doesn’t mean they know what to do when it comes to crossing the road or finding their way to the shops).
Being streetwise in today’s society is all about safety and knowing what to do in certain situations and most of all trusting your instincts.
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There may be times in your life when you feel threatened by either someone invading your personal space, anti-social behaviour or just gangs of people standing outside your home. With the clocks changing this weekend and the warmer weather now here (well expected anytime soon), people may see gangs of youths drinking in the local park or in the back alleys. Britain has now become a nation of binge drinkers and youngsters will be turning to crime to ‘feed their habit’.
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By the end of this month the clocks in Britain will be put forward by one hour, thus indicating the imminent arrival of summer and therefore prompting many of us to think about their annual get-away. Warm weather and holidays are an important way for most people to relax, enabling the stress of the years work to simply wash away and be forgotten (well, for one or two weeks anyway).
However, there is a downside to booking our annual get-a-way, many men and women will be saying the same thing “I can’t go on holiday looking like this, I’ll need to lose a few pounds” and so, trips to the gym or down to the local park become regular occurences.
Parks are great for walks, running and general training. However, danger may could be lurking behind any tree, bush or dark area. Muggers, thieves, robbers, call them what you like but they know that at this time of the year people try to lose weight and, as many will be walking with i-pods, disc players or mobile phones they see these people as easy pickings.
Women that exercise on their own are especially at risk! That’s why no woman should leave their home without a Chaperone® ‘Baysik’ Personal Rape Alarm, this small but powerful rape alarm will deter anyone that tries to attack you, by sounding off a powerful 130+dB alarm giving you precious time to react and get away.
In today’s society, all too often we will come into contact with some type of crime, whether it is in the local high street or in the local shop. Personal protection is about having a plan and knowing what to do if you are unlucky to be followed, feel threatened or even attacked.
As home and business owners we try our best to protect our property and possessions by installing the latest security hardware, surveillance cameras and motion sensors which can be placed in our homes, gardens and businesses to give us that safer feeling. But what about our own personal protection what can be done to protect ourselves?
In the New Year many people will be trying to lose weight as part of their New Year resolutions this may include a visit to the gym. Unfortunately, as we all know, this can work out very expensive, so for most this simply means doing more walking to the local park or to the local shops. As we get ready to go out for our ‘after dinner walk’ we make sure we are all prepared for our exercise, warm clothes, waterproofs, comfy shoes and personal alarm. As we get ready to venture out in the dark a personal alarm should be just as important as wearing a good pair of shoes.
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As this is December for most of us our attention will be turning to factory/office/student Christmas party, spending hours looking for that perfect little black number to wear or the designer suit in an attempt to try and impress your work colleagues.
By the time the Christmas party has arrived there is a happy festive mood. Drink is flowing freely. It’s all in good spirit, but with the dangers of binge drinking how soon does it take for that innocent festive night-out to turn into a nightmare.
All too often we hear of incidents of rape and sexual assault across the country over Christmas. It’s not just females who are in danger but males as well. According to recent statistics, 9 out of 10 people who have suffered rape were drunk or had taken drugs (source) and an incredible 84% of those attacked knew their attacker!
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