by Liz Karson | Nov 19, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
Just this past September we wrote about the City of York in England considering the installation of anti-terrorist devices in “York England Considering New Security Bollards For Safety”. Just last week I read two stories about the progress across the pond... by Liz Karson | Oct 15, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
Earlier this year we reported “Counter Terrorism Activities Heightened in Cambridge England”. This story focused around King’s Parade which is an area in central Cambridge frequented by many tourists, cyclists and university students. City officials raised... by Liz Karson | Sep 17, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
This time news of another city adding permanent security barriers against possible terrorist attacks using vehicles as weapons came from just north of England last week. The Edinburgh Live reported “Permanent anti-terror barriers could be installed across... by Liz Karson | Aug 20, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
Early last month we reported the cancellation of a parade in Australia’s Murwillumbah where festival sponsors could not justify spending an additional $10,000 to plan traffic control measures and install anti-terrorist barriers along the parade’s... by Liz Karson | Jul 30, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
Sunday’s terrorist shooting at the Gilroy (CA) Garlic Festival by a 19 year old and today’s shooting at a Wal-Mart store (apparently employment related) took me back to a recent article I read on Small Wars Journal. Earlier this month “Global Terrorism May... by Liz Karson | Jul 9, 2019 | Counter Terrorism
In the past we have looked at the lighter side of perimeter security protection. For instance, we focused on decorative perimeter security bollards in several previous articles. The following story is somewhat tragic since the newly enacted counter terrorism laws (and...
