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Thursday, 19 February 2026

Strengthening Security: Russell Electronic Systems Joins Secured by Design

Russell Electronic Security Systems (RESS) has joined Secured by Design, the official national police security initiative, offering their clients a range of robust, police-accredited security products.

Based in Stourbridge, RESS has specialised in surveillance and detection security systems over the last 20 years, providing bespoke solutions nationwide to meet both residential and commercial needs. Clients include The Ministry of Defence, NHS and Healthcare services, a number of educational establishments, banks and companies in the motor trade.

Hazel Goss, SBD Development Officer, said, “I am looking forward to working alongside RESS, one of our new member companies to join us at SBD. They offer a great service including Security Systems and Alarms.”

The independent company are experts in CCTV, access control, intruder alarms, intercoms, barriers and gates. They deliver tailored solutions ranging from a single alarm or door entry access, to a fully integrated 24/7 monitored intruder system integrating video and access control suitable for factories, large retail and warehouse distribution sites.

Their SBD accredited products include:

Intruder Alarm System installer and maintenance
Fire Detection & Alarm system
CCTV installer and maintenance
Electronic door entry access control system

Leroy Russell Director, said, “Russell Electronic Security Systems Ltd (RESS LTD) is proud to support the principles of Secured by Design. We share SBD’s commitment to reducing crime through high-quality, thoughtfully engineered security solutions. By delivering bespoke CCTV, access control, intruder alarm and integrated security systems, we help protect people, property and assets while ensuring compliance with recognised industry standards. Our approach aligns closely with Secured by Design’s mission to promote safer, more secure environments through proven design and technology.”

www.securedbydesign.com

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Wednesday, 18 February 2026

New DC850 and DC870 concealed door closers

ASSA ABLOY has unveiled its new DC850 and DC870 concealed cam-motion door closers, delivering unprecedented efficiency, flexibility, and performance across a wider range of applications.

With a smaller footprint to traditional ASSA ABLOY models, the new DC850 closer fits more door profiles while requiring a reduced mortice, streamlining door preparation and saving both time and cost in the door preparation cycle.

Delivering an increased closing force of up to EN 6, the DC870 closer can handle heavier, taller, and wider doors, equipping them to meet contemporary trends.

Alison Aston, Lead Category Manager at ASSA ABLOY comments: “Our new DC850 and DC870 door closers are a significant step forward in performance and adaptability. The new models are designed to meet the evolving needs of our customer base, providing a smarter, more efficient solutions – especially as doors continue to evolve in size.”

Available with and without a concealed narrow guide rail, the concealed door closers offer smooth easy operation and are fire door approved for Timber (up to FD120) and uninsulated steel doors (up to FD240).

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Tuesday, 17 February 2026

Consort strengthens security offering with Yale Fortify 3 Star Cylinder

For over four decades, Consort has been among the most trusted names for installers nationwide. From its dedicated UK manufacturing facility, the company produces more than 1,800 units per week across an extensive portfolio, including VEKA PVCu doors, the OMNIA Double Flush range, composite doors, and SMART Aluminium systems – all specially designed for smooth installs and a premium finish.

The Yale Fortify Cylinder brings world-class security credentials to this portfolio. Independently tested by BSI, it holds TS007-1:2024 3 Star accreditation and Secured by Design approval. The cylinder is engineered to defend against both traditional and emerging attack methods, durability-tested to EN1303, and available in key-key and thumb-turn variants, with a wide range of sizes for retrofit and replacement.

In addition, it is backed by a 10-year mechanical guarantee and Yale’s Total Trust Guarantee, offering up to £3,000 compensation in the unlikely event of a breach.

Nick Scott, Key Account Manager for Yale Door and Window Solutions, adds: “Consort has all the qualities we look for in a long-term partner – technical know-how, dependable service, and a commitment to delivering the best experience for installers. We’re pleased to be taking our relationship to the next level with this announcement.”

www.consortwindows.com

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Monday, 16 February 2026

ADSA strengthens UK industry voice at European standards meeting in Berlin

The Automatic Door Suppliers Association (ADSA) has reinforced its position as the leading UK industry voice at European level following its involvement in a key meeting of CEN responsible for European standards covering powered pedestrian doors, powered turnstiles and speed lanes.

The two-day meeting of TC33/WG9 (Technical Committee 33/Working Group 9), at the DIN building in Berlin, brought together European standards bodies and industry experts to review and progress critical regulatory and safety developments affecting the sector.

Darren Hyde, ADSA’s Technical, Standards and Regulation Manager, attended representing British Standards Institution (BSI), alongside other ADSA technical committee members including David Morgan of Hotron, for the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI).

During the meeting, the committee received an update on the EU Construction Product Regulation (CPR) Acquis process, which will streamline the development of a new, unified performance standard for doors, windows and hatches.

Responsibility for this work will sit with CEN TC33/WG1, which will combine existing standards EN 14351-1, EN 14351-2 and EN 16361 into a single document. To safeguard the interests of the powered pedestrian door industry, Darren Hyde has joined the TC33/WG1 committee on behalf of ADSA and BSI.

A further focus of the meeting was the proposed amendment of EN 16005 and EN 17352 to align with the new EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230. The committee agreed to retain the current structure of both standards while introducing additional clauses to address the new regulatory requirements. Comments previously submitted during consultation were reviewed in detail over the two days, with agreed amendments incorporated into revised draft clauses.

The committee also considered feedback from BSI on EN 16005:2023+A1:2024, agreeing to amend section 5.8.4.1 to clarify safety distances relating to drawing-in and shearing hazards on sliding doors. The revised wording will be based on a proposal developed by Darren Hyde on behalf of BSI.

ADSA has thanked its members who work with European and national standards bodies for their support in securing this important clarification. Additional comments raised by ADSA and BSI will be considered during the next full revision of the standards.

ADSA Managing Director Ken Price highlighted the importance of ADSA members across the UK and Ireland being directly represented within European decision-making forums: “Active involvement at this level is essential. These standards directly influence how our members design, install and maintain powered pedestrian doors. By being at the table, ADSA ensures the practical realities of the UK and Irish markets are understood and reflected in European standards.”

ADSA will continue to keep members informed as developments progress, underlining its commitment to representing the industry’s interests internationally and supporting the safe, compliant operation of the powered pedestrian doors, turnstiles and speed lane industry across Europe.

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Sunday, 15 February 2026

Hagerty Selects Seven Hill Climb Bargains To Celebrate Launch Of 2026 Hagerty Hill Climb at Shelsley Walsh

The Hagerty Hill Climb returns to the legendary Shelsley Walsh on Saturday 9th May 2026, inviting enthusiasts to experience one of the world’s most celebrated motorsport venues. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Worcestershire countryside, Shelsley Walsh is not only among the finest hill climb courses in the UK, it is also the oldest motorsport venue in the world in continuous use, hosting competition since 1905.

Over the decades, thousands of cars have tackled the famous hill, from everyday road cars to Formula 1 machinery, driven by everyone from first-timers to motorsport icons including Sir Stirling Moss. Today, the Hagerty Hill Climb blends this rich heritage with a vibrant enthusiast atmosphere. Visitors can expect thrilling on-track action, paddock attractions, great food and drink and acres of stunning scenery, making it an unforgettable day out for enthusiasts and families alike.

Spectator tickets start from just £30 per car with an Early-bird discount available until 15th February, offering outstanding value and access to the full experience. For those wanting to go beyond watching and truly immerse themselves, entrants can drive their own car up the hill for £150, with discounts available and three guaranteed runs throughout the day. No competition experience is required and all cars are welcome, from cherished classics and hot hatches to daily drivers, simply bring your car and enjoy the thrill.

Seven Fun Performance Cars for Under £10,000

Not sure you have the right car to make the most of the event? Well, Hagerty has selected seven affordable and entertaining cars that promise maximum smiles per mile and are perfectly suited to the Shelsley Walsh course.

Mazda MX-5

Ask anyone what they would choose for a summer car to have fun with and chances are the answer will be the Mazda MX-5. These Japanese two-seaters are affordable, reliable, easy to drive and above all, fantastic fun. The third generation ‘NC’ is remarkably affordable right now, plus it has more poke than earlier models and the 2.0 litre version has a lovely six-speed gearbox.

R50/R53 Mini

The BMW Mini provides one of the best driving experiences you can have in a front-wheel drive hatchback. Its fantastic chassis, great handling and superb engines make it ideal for the Shelsley Walsh course and the Mini is remarkably affordable, with plenty of aftermarket accessories and lots of clubs to offer advice.

Seven Replica

You don’t have to buy a Lotus Seven to enjoy the thrill of this famous classic, instead why not jump into a replica, undoubtedly one of the best value cars to enjoy summer driving fun and motorsport action. You could get behind the wheel of a Locost, Westfield, Tiger, Dax or Robin Hood at a price to suit your budget and each will deliver miles of driving pleasure.

MG Midget/Austin-Healey Sprite

Old Midgets and Sprites are hugely popular classic grassroots motorsport options. They aren’t super fast, but they have almost all the characteristics you’d want in a sprint or hill climb machine: lightweight, compact, responsive, packed with feedback, and pretty solid mechanically. Basic road cars start at under five grand, and you’ll have a joyful little weekend car for that too, not just a racer.

Peugeot GTI

It’s not all about the 205 GTI you know, Peugeot had a number of models that wore the famous three letters and which today deliver great fun for great money. You might find a 106 or 205 GTI for under ten grand, but for the best value we suggest looking for a 206 GTI or a 306 GTI. The 306 is a 90s bargain right now, especially if you can find the six-speed GTI-6 while the 206 GTI is cheap as chips, even for the more powerful GTI 180.

Renault Sport Clio 197

Just as the third-generation Mazda MX-5 offers the best bang per buck among roadsters, so the Clio 197 is probably the sweet spot for quick Renault hatchbacks right now. With prices rising for the 172 and 182 Sport Clio models, the slightly heavier 197 with its 194bhp two-litre engine still delivers loads of va-va voom and because it’s a bit wider, it handles really well too.

OMS single-seater

If you want the real Formula 1 experience on a budget then a single-seater race car from OMS is just the ticket. Most of them use a 750cc or one-litre motorcycle engine to deliver genuine driving thrills with some versions even having launch control and flat-shifting. You can easily get into a decent one for £6500 but this isn’t one you can drive to Shelsley Walsh, you’ll definitely a trailer.

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Saturday, 14 February 2026

Hörmann UK Sets the Stage for Partner Standard Awards 2026

For the first time, Hörmann UK will be bringing its Partner Standard Awards to life with a prestigious in-person ceremony, set to take place on Thursday 26th February 2026 at the Marriott Hotel, Leicester.

Taking over the entire venue for the evening, the event promises to be a standout occasion in the Hörmann UK calendar, celebrating excellence, performance, and partnership across its nationwide Partner Standard dealer network. The evening will combine formal recognition with networking opportunities and a lively social programme, creating a memorable experience for all attendees.

Adding star quality to the proceedings, the awards ceremony will be hosted by Martin Bayfield, the former England rugby international, broadcaster, actor, and stuntman - ensuring an engaging and entertaining evening.

The Partner Standard Awards will feature 12 separate award categories, reflecting a newly introduced structure designed to broaden recognition across the network. This refreshed format aims to celebrate dealers of all sizes and specialisms, promoting inclusivity while creating more opportunities to spotlight both individual and team achievements.

The evening will begin with a drinks and canapés reception, followed by a formal dinner and the presentation of the awards. To conclude the night in style, guests will be invited to join in the fun with an after-party, with dancing to The 1984 and a chance to try their luck at a casino experience.

With its blend of celebration, entertainment, and industry recognition, the Hörmann UK Partner Standard Awards 2026 is set to become a landmark event for the door industry.

www.hormann.co.uk

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Friday, 13 February 2026

DHF unveils exciting plans to boost skills, standards, and industry insight in 2026

The Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) has announced its ambitious programme of work for the year ahead, with particular focus on competence, standards, training, and insight for the building hardware sector.

A major milestone will took place on 4th February, when the federation unveiled the UK’s first Ofqual regulated, ABBE accredited qualifications specifically designed for the building hardware industry. The exclusive launch event will be held at the British Motor Museum and is open to DHF members of the Building Hardware Group and manufacturers within the Timber and Metal Doorset Groups and invited guests.

Developed by the industry for the industry, the programme draws on more than 500 years of combined specialist experience and includes more than 175 learning outcomes supported by clear assessment criteria. Together, these qualifications establish a new benchmark for demonstrating and assuring competence. They will be available to DHF members in the Spring, with a wider rollout to non-members in winter.

DHF is also progressing plans to introduce digital CSCS cards, working in partnership with ADSA and CSCS. The new digital card scheme is expected to go live in late Spring. Developed with the CSCS digital card provider, the system will make issuing and checking cards faster and more efficient, with cards accessible online and scannable on site, giving managers instant access to relevant qualifications while helping to reduce fraud and misuse.

Work is also underway to address gaps in standards across the sector. Following discussions within the Building Hardware Group, DHF has identified an opportunity to introduce a recognised standard for key safes within its Technical Specification offering, reflecting their widespread use. Given that high performance locks and hardware can be undermined by unregulated access, DHF has developed a new standard for key safes, which will be launched later in the year once final amendments are complete.

Responding directly to member demand, DHF will also introduce a new ‘attendance only’ training course for office-based staff working in organisations that install, maintain, or repair automated gates, industrial doors, and garage doors. The course is designed to provide essential knowledge for office teams and will complement existing industrial door, garage door and automated gate training programmes.

The DHF Conference is planned to take place in Autumn 2026 and will be open to all members. The event will provide an opportunity for professionals from across the sector to connect, share insight, and stay informed about key developments affecting the building hardware industry.

In addition, DHF is collaborating with the Barbour ABI Consultancy Research team to deliver a comprehensive new piece of industry research for members of the Automated Gate Group. The report will help the industry understand the current value of the market, identify potential areas for growth, and assess how individual businesses perform against the industry average. For the first time, this work will equip the sector with robust insight to support strategic planning. The report will be available exclusively to members of the Automated Gate Group.

“There is much to look forward to for the year ahead and these initiatives demonstrate our commitment to improving standards and competence as well as supporting our members as the industry moves forward,” explains DHF’s Commercial Director, Patricia Sowsbery-Stevens. “By introducing recognised qualifications, digital systems, versatile training, and clear market insight, we are helping to create a stronger, more skilled, and more confident construction industry.”

www.dhfonline.org.uk

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Thursday, 12 February 2026

Alexandra Security Steps Up Protection with New SR2-Rated Fencing System

Fencing and security solutions specialist, Alexandra Security, is the latest company to join Secured by Design as they launch the newest addition to their fencing portfolio, the Protek Elite Defender, a high-security fencing and gate system certified to the LPS 1175 SR2 standard.

Developed in response to the rising demand for tougher physical security, the Protek Elite Defender range has successfully passed rigorous the SR2 industry benchmark, demonstrating its ability to withstand sustained attacks with a variety of tools. Despite its high level of protection, the system remains fast and easy to install, balancing strength and practically to provide robust defence for high-risk sites such as critical infrastructure, utility sites, data centres and government facilities.

Based in Kent, Alexandra Security was established nearly 40 years ago and has built a strong customer base and reputation for supplying high-security perimeter fencing solutions, security gates, anti-climb systems and barriers, supported by large UK stock levels and trusted technical expertise.

Recent projects include supplying 4,000 metres of anti-attack, anti-climb fencing to a sensitive government site, perimeter fencing to Potash Farm, a 20 acre solar energy site, to protect it from opportunistic and organised theft, and 2500 metres of high-security mesh fencing and steel palisade fencing for a new gas power plant.

Features include:

LLPS 1175/SR2 certified
Single-skinned panels and simplified fixings for efficient installation
Flexible slope adjustment eliminating the need for bespoke panel fabrication or lengthy surveys
Clamp bar and concealed fixings to minimise tampering risks
Refined mesh and hidden fixings create a professional, unobtrusive appearance
Available up to 5.2 metres and adaptable across uneven terrain

www.securedbydesign.com

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Wednesday, 11 February 2026

Abloy UK announces 2026 Academy training programme

Abloy UK has announced its 2026 Academy training dates, reinforcing its commitment to advancing knowledge and competence across security and access control specification and installation.

The Abloy Academy offers a comprehensive suite of training courses including Foundations, Foundations Plus, practical Digital Access Solutions (DAS) sessions, and a programme of RIBA-accredited CPD training designed to support professionals at every stage of their career.

The Foundations Course provides a full-day introduction to the core standards and legislation applicable to door sets and access control, helping delegates understand how different hardware and configurations affect compliance and safety.

It covers key standards including those for fire doors, escape routes and door hardware performance, and is suitable for installers, security managers, specifiers, facilities teams and end-users.

Building on this, the Foundations Plus Course offers advanced compliance insight for those who have completed Foundations. It explores deeper standards interpretation, specification requirements for electric locking and access control, and practical considerations for different door types and fail-safe/fail-secure scenarios.

The DAS training portfolio focuses on Abloy’s digital access technologies, including CLIQ and other digital key systems, in a hands-on environment at the dedicated Academy. Attendees gain practical skills in installation, system configuration, product analysis and application case studies that reflect real-world project demands.

In addition, Abloy UK continues to deliver a strong series of RIBA-approved CPDs, both online and face-to-face, covering important themes such as Digital Transformation in Physical Security, Electrical Locking for Fire and Escape Doors, Escape Door Systems (EN 13637) and Wireless Access Control.

These sessions support architects and designers with professional development while deepening understanding of access control standards and technology trends.

Pat Jefferies, Commercial Director at Abloy UK who leads the Foundations courses, said: “Our Foundations training is about building confidence while ensuring competence and compliance.

“Whether delegates are new to access control or looking to strengthen their technical knowledge, these courses provide a solid grounding in standards, legislation and best practice that can be applied immediately on site or at the specification stage, supporting safer, more effective access solutions across the built environment.”

Johnathon Dale, Digital Access Solutions (DAS) Academy Manager at Abloy UK, added: “Digital Access Solutions give organisations far greater control, flexibility and visibility over their access environments.

“Through our DAS training, we help attendees understand how digital key systems can enhance security, simplify access management and reduce the risks associated with lost or unmanaged keys, while ensuring solutions are specified and installed correctly for real-world applications.”

In person training courses take place at Abloy UK’s facilities in Willenhall, West Midlands, and most courses are offered free of charge with lunch provided, ensuring accessibility for professionals across the sector. In addition, there are a range of online webinar training sessions that can be accessed.

www.abloy.com/gb/en/about-abloy/academy

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Tuesday, 10 February 2026

Why Side-Hinged Garage Doors Are Gaining Ground

Homeowners continue to reimagine how garages are used, from utility spaces and home gyms to everyday storage and side entrances, the demand for garage doors that offer more than a simple up-and-over function is quietly evolving.

While much of the industry remains focused on automation and design minimalism, one product type is returning to prominence for its straightforward effectiveness: the side-hinged garage door. To be more specific, the Wisniowski side-hinged range, distributed in the UK by JDUK Door Systems, is seeing a steady rise in interest among installers and specifiers alike. Far from a novelty, it is emerging as a practical solution that aligns closely with the evolving priorities of both trade professionals and end-users.

Function & Performance Over Flash

Side-hinged garage doors have long offered the kind of simple, reliable access that suits a wide range of daily routines. Their swing-out design enables quick entry without needing to raise the full panel, a convenience that can be particularly useful when the garage is used for storage, utilities, or frequent access.

“Not every door needs to be automated or architecturally disguised to be considered high spec,” says Jason Wade, Sales & Marketing Director at JDUK Door Systems. “Our Wisniowski side-hinged doors are a reminder that durability, convenience and adaptability can be just as valuable, and that’s what homeowners are increasingly asking for.”

With steel outer shells, high-density polyurethane foam cores, and full-perimeter weather seals, the range offers more than just utility. These construction details support thermal performance and durability in a climate where garages often serve multiple purposes and need to stay dry and temperate.

Security Considered from the Start

One factor driving uptake is the comprehensive approach to built-in security. Models in the range are equipped with multi-point locking as standard: three points on the DoorPro 45, and five points on the higher-spec DoorPro 60, 70 and DoorTherm 86. Anti-burglary reinforcement bolts are integrated to deter prying and forced entry, while high-spec Euro cylinders provide resistance against snapping and drilling.

The added appeal of these features is that they are offered as part of the standard range, not as optional extras...

Design Freedom, Practical Foundations

While side-hinged doors were once seen as purely functional, today’s market expects more. JDUK’s Wisniowski range includes a choice of five panel styles, from classic Georgian to modern ribbed options, and four surface textures. There are over 45 standard RAL colours, alongside 40+ foil finishes, with optional glazing available for added light or visual detail.

“Installers often want to know if side hinge doors can be matched to other doors on a property,” adds Jason. “The answer is yes, and with minimal complexity.”

The availability of both inward and outward opening configurations, along with low or raised thresholds, makes the system adaptable to different site constraints and usage patterns. In practice, this flexibility helps installers meet a broader range of homeowner needs without custom fabrication or lengthy lead times. This represents a fusion of both functionality and aesthetics, based on the principle that customers should not have to compromise on their purchase.

Install-Friendly Engineering

From an installation perspective, the range’s consistency and finish are key strengths. Factory-fitted components such as the locking systems, stainless steel Jupiter handle and hinges mean that time on site can be reduced, while build quality supports smooth operation over the long term.

Optional upgrades, including closers, actuators, and enhanced locking cylinders, can be integrated without significant adjustments, giving installers control over how to meet project specifications without complicating the workflow. JDUK supports this with its trade-first service model, offering marketing materials, technical advice and installer guidance to ensure the process from quotation to handover runs smoothly.

An Evolving Role in a Changing Market

In a sector often shaped by emerging technology and visual trends, it is the quiet return of practical fundamentals that now seems to be shaping homeowner choices. Wisniowski’s side-hinged garage doors haven’t changed dramatically in recent years, but that may be the point. In an environment where purpose, longevity and ease-of-use are increasingly valued, they stand as a reminder that thoughtful design doesn’t always need to shout. For installers looking to offer solutions that speak reliability and usability rather than novelty, they remain a very competitive and compelling option.

For more information or to request a brochure, contact the JDUK Door Systems team via sales@jdukltd.co.uk, 01924 472 924, or visit their website at www.jdukltd.co.uk

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