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Wednesday, 16 October 2019

Codelocks enhances range with new Marine Grade finish

Codelocks unveils two new additions to its CL500 range, completing its mechanical series. New for Autumn 2019, the CL510 and CL515 Mortice Latch Black Marine Grade finish locks are suitable for outdoor and coastal applications.

Reliable and flexible, the CL500 Marine Grade range is specially enhanced to withstand outdoor and maritime environments. The Marine Grade coating resists exposure to salt spray and moisture, helping to prevent damage caused by corroding.

Colin Campbell, managing director at Codelocks said:

“We pride ourselves on offering the widest possible range of products, that address the full spectrum of our customers’ needs. We’ve received numerous requests for a black finish, so we’ve combined this with the marine grade for the ultimate lock – supporting our vision of being able to provide smarter access for everyone

“It’s exciting to be revealing our new Marine Grade finish at the MLA Expo today. It has undergone rigorous salt spray testing and we are looking forward to seeing the environments in which our customers install this range.”

Ideal for outbuildings, construction sites, marina’s and homes by the water, the CL510 and CL515 provide simple coded external access for buildings that experience high traffic.

The locks boast large lever handles and the same robust features and coded access flexibility as the original CL500 range. The locks offer a code-free function, perfect for day-to-day use when unrestricted access may be required.

Cost-effective, easy to install and suitable for wooden doors, the CL510 and CL515 models offer over 2000 non-sequential code combinations and have been salt spray tested performing 1000 hours*.

Providing convenient, easy access, the CL500 Marine Grade range adds sophistication to any application with its aesthetically pleasing sleek, black finish.

To find out more about the CL510 and CL515 Mortice Latch Black Marine Grade finish locks visit www.codelocks.co.uk

*Tested in house by Codelocks Ltd

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Tuesday, 15 October 2019

Further Growth and New Expert Forum for Perimeter Protection International Trade Fair

Perimeter Protection, the international trade fair for perimeter protection, fencing technology and building security, will open its doors at Nuremberg Exhibition Centre from 14 to 16 January 2020.

It showcases the entire spectrum of mechanical, electrical and electronic security solutions for protecting outdoor sites and facilities.

In response to the massive growth in drones and their range of abilities, the field of drone detection and defence has been selected as the thematic focus for Perimeter Protection 2020, offering comprehensive information on recognising, identifying and defending against drones.

A first in 2020, will be a new Expert Forum, where high-calibre speakers will share their expertise on the latest security issues. Participants will have plenty of opportunities for professional knowledge-sharing and discussions with experts.

Based on current registrations, next year’s event has already exceeded both the final number of exhibitors (2018: 135) and the total exhibition area for 2018.

Healthy growth is also evident once again in trade visitor numbers. Awaiting them is an event that will reflect the entire spectrum of mechanical, electrical, and electronic security solutions for perimeter protection.

Trade visitors from industry, government agencies and local authorities, as well as installers of building security systems, are expected to attend.

Find out more at www.perimeter-protection.de

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Monday, 14 October 2019

Sustainable new key management solutions for Dundee and Angus College

Dundee and Angus (D&A) College has invested in a new master key cylinder platform and key management solution from the ASSA ABLOY Door Hardware & Access Control Group, contributing towards the college’s sustainability ambitions.

D&A College delivers over 700 courses to around 16,000 students across three campuses, with two main sites in Dundee and one in Arbroath. It therefore required a robust master key cylinder system that could securely manage the high traffic using its facilities, while also satisfying the college’s key control needs.

The college’s previous master key system posed a risk because of the short-term patent protection that it offered. In addition, the college was seeking a better means of accounting for all the master keys it has in circulation. The solution? The new ASSA Triton² master key cylinder system and Traka 21 key management cabinet, which has recently been installed at all three of the college’s campuses.

ASSA Triton² delivers the longest patent protection available on the market, guarding against unauthorised key duplication until 2036. A high-end master key solution, ASSA Triton² is ideally suited to environments that require large and complex suites, such as D&A College. Offered with a comprehensive range of cylinders, the system’s unrivalled master keying capability means it can meet the security demands and complexity of the busy college with ease. The platform has been fitted at the college’s Kingsway campus, with plans to roll it out to the other two campuses in the future.

ASSA Triton² is in line with D&A College’s commitment to investing in sustainable technologies that can help reduce the institute’s carbon footprint and deliver long-term financial savings. In recent years, the college has won the ‘Carbon Reduction’ prize in the Green Gown Awards, which recognise the exceptional sustainability initiatives being undertaken by universities and colleges from around the world. With ASSA Triton² offering patent protection up until 2036, the system offers the college a secure, long-lasting solution, helping it to meet its sustainability targets.

Then, to help the estates team manage key control across all three of its campuses, D&A College has opted for Traka 21, an efficient and easy-to-use key management solution. A standalone cabinet system, Traka 21 individually locks every key stored in place, enabling the college to trace and manage up to 21 critical keys or key sets. Access to keys stored in the system is granted via a secure PIN, limiting the opportunity for master keys to fall into the wrong hands. This new set-up ensures no master keys will ever leave the college’s sites, further increasing the security of the new suite.

Billy Grace, Head of Estates at D&A College, explains:

“Sustainability is a key issue for the college, and we’re very proud of the fact that we have achieved a 53 per cent carbon reduction since 2009. We have heavily invested in sustainable technologies, and the decision to choose ASSA Triton² is just the latest development in this commitment.

“With the patent protection on our previous master key cylinder system soon running out, this posed a substantial risk around key duplication. ASSA Triton² offers patent protection until 2036, which makes it a fantastic investment for the college, protecting us for the next 17 years against unauthorised key copying. Key personnel, such as our caretaking and maintenance staff, can then easily use the Traka 21 system to help manage master keys across all our three campus sites.

“Local supply was another big reason why we chose ASSA ABLOY, as it gives us reassurance that we’re able to get new keys cut the same day by authorised holders, if we needed to.

“We know the ASSA ABLOY brand is one that we can trust. The company was helpful and supportive during the competitive tender process, providing first class service throughout. With the install of ASSA Triton² beginning at the end of the 2019 academic year, it was then completed by mid-August, before the start of the next one. The turnaround has been seamless, and very impressive.”

Barry Harris, Door Safety & Security Consultant at the ASSA ABLOY Door Hardware & Access Control Group, adds:

“Managing critical keys is still a challenge for many sites. Should these keys become lost or fall into the wrong hands, then this would be a big security threat for D&A College. Traka 21 helps overcome this challenge for the college, by authorising, securing and monitoring its master keys, and controlling and recording when and who is using these keys.

“Meanwhile, our new ASSA Triton² master key cylinder system delivers long-lasting security, with assured patent protection until 2036. This gives D&A College every confidence that they have invested in a platform that has been made and designed to last. We are thrilled to partner with such a leading college, offering a series of solutions that not only provide the highest standards of security and reliability, but contribute towards the college’s sustainability targets too.”

For more information on the ASSA Triton² cylinder platform, please visit this link.

To find out more about Traka 21, then please visit this link.

For universities or colleges considering a new master key cylinder system, ASSA ABLOY’s team of experienced Door Safety and Security Consultants provide a free consultation service to discuss a site’s needs, around issues such as key copy protection and other important considerations.

Speak to a local ASSA ABLOY Door Safety and Security Consultant by calling 0845 070 6713.

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Sunday, 13 October 2019

The Flintstones roll into Nantwich for Charity Launch!

Come along and ‘Meet the Flintstones’ as we roll into Nantwich town centre, Cheshire, on Saturday 19th October from 1pm onwards.

Join ‘Fred’ & ‘Barney’ as we pull out classic Citroën 2CV through the streets of Nantwich to gain support for ‘The 2CV Challenge’, which will take place in April 2020 in aid of Dementia UK.

The challenge will entail Steve ‘Flintstone’ Hudson (MD of Alutech Systems and JD UK Ltd) and challenge partner Rich ‘Rubble’ travelling back from the French Alps in a classic Citroën 2CV called ‘Flo’, while completing a series of challenges with a target of raising £100,000 for charity.

Steve Hudson (left) pictured with Flo the Citroën 2CV at the FIT Show 2019

Steve ‘Flintstone’ Hudson said:

"I chose to launch his ambitious road trip in my hometown of Nantwich on what is set to be a fun-filled weekend. Dressed as characters from the ‘The Flintstones’, myself and Rich are hoping to raise awareness of our biggest personal challenge to date.

"Every summer when I was growing up, my dad used to drive us down to France in an old Citroen. He absolutely loved that car, and as much as my siblings and I would fight like hell in the back all the way, they were some of the happiest times of my childhood.

"When my dad’s dementia began, there were many challenging moments, but one of the most painful was when he finally had to give up driving. Not only had it always been something he’d loved doing, but it felt like that moment also represented his loss of independence".

Flo the Citroën 2CV and the Alutech Team at the FIT Show 2019

Steve continued:

"We came up with the idea of ‘The 2CV Challenge’ earlier this year, when an old Citroen 2CV car overtook the coach Rich and myself were on and we said how much fun it would be to drive one again. It went from that, to driving it back from the Alps next year. Along the way we’ll be completing a tonne of challenges in order to raise as much money for Dementia UK as we can".

With a target of £100,000, some of the challenges that have already been set for us are:

Run Rabbit Run – Myself and Rich will play rock paper scissors, and the winner will drive ahead for 10 minutes, while the loser has to jog to catch up while wearing an Easter bunny outfit.

Strong Man – We will have a competition to see who can pull the 2CV the furthest in 30 seconds.

The Winner Takes It All – This is when we will take turns to sing EVERY Abba song (approximately 3 hours of torture). We will share clips on social media of each other and you can decide the winner, who will then enjoy a well-earned nap in the back while the loser continues the drive!

The Alutech Team promoting the fundraising at the FIT Show 2019

There are a number of ways to help ‘Flo’ and Team 2CV to reach our financial goal of £100k for dementia. Simply pledge some money on the dedicated JustGiving page because you believe in the cause, or challenge the team to do something fun or crazy to make the drive more fun!

If you’re an individual you can set us a challenge for £50, as long as it’s not against EU law! If you’re a company, then we’ll complete any challenge for £200, and we’ll share the evidence with you on video via social media, whilst giving your company a big shout out!

Pledges of any value are most welcome and all the money will go directly to the charity.

When donating through JustGiving please remember to suggest your challenge or bet when asked to leave a message at https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/steve-hudson6 .

Alternatively, you can email steve@the2cvchallenge.com or visit www.the2cvchallenge.com, - tag #the2CVchallenge

We hope to see you there!!

Thanks,
Steve Hudson

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Saturday, 12 October 2019

24/7 Service from Norseal with Self Serve

Door seal specialist Norseal has launched Self Serve, giving Norseal customers 24/7 access to a host of online services including online ordering, live order status, account information and pricing.

Norseal Self Serve gives customers around-the-clock access to the company’s unrivalled range of intumescent, acoustic, smoke and weather seals, plus its wide selection of ancillary products including fire-rated glazing, electrical and plumbing solutions, fire rated ventilation, letter plates, door viewers, threshold plates, weather seals & finger protection.

As well as placing and repeating orders online, Norseal customers can log in to check prices, verify the status of their orders, download invoices and statements, and see their credit status at any time, making Norseal the easiest, most convenient seal company to do business with.

Added to its first-class delivery service - orders placed before 4:30pm will arrive next working day before noon as standard – the new Self Serve facility makes dealing with Norseal a breeze.

Norseal MD Michael Spoors says:

“Self Serve is the latest Norseal initiative aimed at making our customer service offering the best in the field,”.

“Every Norseal customer has a dedicated account manager, our technical advice is exemplary, and our delivery service is fast and reliable. Now customers can use Self Serve to answer questions and place orders whenever they want to suit the non-stop nature of modern life.”

Norseal Customers can access the new service at www.norseal.co.uk

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Friday, 11 October 2019

Allegion adds Brio 286DL Locking Handle to its Established Range of Brio Dual Point Locks

Allegion UK, a leader in safety and security, has added the 286DL locking handle to its established range of Brio dual point locks for exterior folding applications.

It is ideal for both residential and commercial facilities, joining other Brio accessories for the 286 dual point lock used on Weatherfold 4s and 5c.

Designed to ‘suite’ with Brio 288 lever furniture, the 286DL locking handle has been specifically design engineered to secure timber and aluminium folding panels. The single action handle is a stylish alternative to two flush bolts. The product also enables the doors to fold flat.

The intelligent security-conscious design of the 286DL is discreetly hidden inside the aluminium stile or edge of a timber panel with minimal machining and quick fixing points thanks to the patented hinge blocks.

A variety of keepers allow for neat dressing and accurate alignment of the throw and panel, which improves the performance of perimeter weather seals.

This new addition allows joinery manufacturers to offer a lock and handle for access doors that can be used with a cylinder of choice.

David Newton, Brio UK general manager, explains:

“We routinely research and review the marketplace for folding and sliding door hardware systems, to see where Brio can add value for customers.

“The 286 dual point lock was developed as an alternative to using flush bolts on panels. The lock is less intrusive than flush bolts and also has the very considerable advantage of eliminating any bending down or reaching up to lock or unlock the door which is the downside of flush bolts. This makes it very friendly with regards to disabled access as wheelchair users will not have to rely on help to open doors.

The new locking handle is stylish, secure and simple – the perfect accompaniment for our folding door systems.”

Added to the design and manufacturing excellence is the company’s rigorous product testing and quality assurance. The 286DL locking handle is cycle tested in excess of 100,000 operations and comes with a 10-year warranty. It’s available in a variety of finishes for matching flexibility, including stainless steel for coastal areas.

Full product details can be found on the Brio website: briouk.com.

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Thursday, 10 October 2019

Wessex Doors Announce Return of "Two Crown" Composite GRP Garage Doors

Georgian Style Two Crown Side-Hinged Garage Door

Wessex doors are pleased to announce the return of "Two Crown" composite GRP garage doors to their extensive range.

All doors are now built in the traditional method whereby composite material extends to the edge of the panel resulting in no chassis showing on the front of the door.

Two Crown Doric Style Garage Door

Two Crown versions have an exposed internal chassis that is white powder coated which improves the doors' appearance within the garage.

Reverse of Two Crown Doric showing White Chassis

The lifting gear has now changed to their own design with the frames available in 50mm x 50mm as standard or 60mm as an upgrade.

Designs and Colours

The Two Crown doors are available in 4 designs; Doric, Hamble, Horizontal and Vertical on canopy gear.

The Side hinged versions are available in Georgian and Vertical designs both 50/50 split.

There are five standard colour options available; White, Black, Anthracite, Moss Green and Window Grey .

All of these doors are currently available from stock.

The 2019 brochure and price list is now available online at www.wessexdoors.co.uk and will be distributed shortly to all account holders

If you would like a new brochure immediately, please call 0121 7493699 and the new version will be posted to you.

For more information please visit: www.wessexdoors.co.uk

Wessex Doors
Unit 19 Fort Industrial Park
Dunlop Way, Birmingham
B35 7AR

Phone: 0121 749 3699

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Wednesday, 9 October 2019

KCC’s 2019 Fire Door Symposium highlights the serious consequences of ignoring Fire Door Safety

September 23rd to 29th marked the 7th Annual Fire Door Safety Week across the UK and Northern Ireland.

This important awareness-generating initiative is the brainchild of the British Woodworking Federation and the BWF Fire Door Alliance (formerly known as the BWF CERTIFIRE Scheme).

Over the last seven years it has become a pivotal week in the calendar of industry professionals as an industry campaign that seeks to increase understanding of the critical role that fire doors play in protecting life and property. The week-long campaign was supported by over 250 industry-related organisations this year.

KCC played a huge role in educating architects, designers, building or facilities managers and other industry professionals on the importance of fire door safety this year as part of Fire Door Safety week, by organising and hosting the 2019 Fire Door Symposium in the Waterfoot Hotel in Derry / Londonderry on September 26th.

The half-day event was specifically created to raise awareness of the correct specification, installation and maintenance of fire doors as a crucial part of any buildings fire protection strategy.

The symposium welcomed attendees from many professions and organisations including housing associations, councils, healthcare estate managers, facilities managers, architects, builders, property services professionals, county and district councils, ventilation professionals, fire officers and more.

Pat Jefferies, Commercial Director of ABLOY UK

In the morning, delegates first heard from Mr Pat Jefferies, Commercial Director of ABLOY UK, about the basic requirements for Fire and Escape door hardware covering all of the essential elements as defined in the constructions product directive allowing delegates to understand the difference between Fire and Escape doors, and more importantly what’s required for the design purpose of the doors intended use.

Alan Collins, Automatic Door Suppliers Association (ADSA)

The second presentation came from Mr Alan Collins, on behalf of the Automatic Door Suppliers Association (ADSA), who was presenting a newly approved RIBA CPD entitled “Powered Pedestrian Doors: Design and Understandings for Accessibility and Safety”.

Michael Skelding, General Manager & Secretaryof the
Door & Hardware Federation (DHF)

After a break, delegates were welcomed back to their seats to hear from Mr Michael Skelding, General Manager & Secretary of the Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) who focused on fire safety and specifically on doors and hardware following the Grenfell Tower tragedy on June 14th, 2017.

Michael discussed the Grenfell Tower inquiry, analysing how the fire progressed, what failed to work and the disastrous consequences that ensued. Michael examined the problems for doors and hardware relating to specification, installation, maintenance, certification and compliance and discussed what needs to change to avoid further unneccessary tragedies.

Ian Howell

Mr Ian Howell, representing KCC’s Fire Door Inspections closed the seminar with a presentation focusing on “Fire doors and their inspection” and gave attendees an understanding of the importance of fire door maintenance and inspection in order to ensure they function as intended, ie. as a life saving device in the event of a fire emergency.

An introductory video clip showing the testing of three doors, two incorrectly specified, and what can happen in these instances created an eerie silence around the room as all attendees witnessed the unavoidable truth - the consequences of poorly-installed or unmaintained fire doors can be deadly, with flames bursting through the first door in just 4 minutes.

Attendees were able to discuss their queries or issues with representatives from industry experts including Elite Doors Ltd, GEZE, Firestop, Access2, KCC and Fire Doors Inspections who had all given their time to come over and support the awareness-raising event and assist attendees with any questions they had.

Neil McSherry

Speaking after the event, Neil McSherry, Associate Director and head of service in KCC said:

“We are delighted with the absolutely phenomenal response and attendance at today’s event. Our attendance today just goes to show how important a topic Fire Doors have become over recent times and we at KCC are honoured to be at the forefront of raising awareness of the importance of Fire Door safety within our industry.”

For more information please visit:

www.kccarchitectural.com

www.firedoorsafetyweek.co.uk

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Tuesday, 8 October 2019

Codelocks’ Autumn Installer Training Courses now available to book

Codelocks, a leading manufacturer of access control products, has announced its new training programme for locksmiths and installers. The courses on 23rd October and 20th November 2019 are available to book now online.

Codelocks first introduced its locksmith training courses in 2012 and the programme continues to be successful. Held in Codelock’s Newbury head office, the sessions are hands-on and practical – ideal for Trade professionals wanting to expand their knowledge. The training provides locksmiths and installers with the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the Codelocks product line.

The Autumn 2019 programme focuses on Codelocks’ extensive mechanical, electronic, KitLock and smart lock range. The impressive portfolio includes the popular CL5510 and the CL4510 smart locks as well as the traditional mechanical and electronic locks. Attendees will get the chance to experience its new door controller product range – Access by Codelocks.

By understanding the benefits of each of the products and discovering which access control solutions overcome customer challenges, locksmiths are able to identify new business opportunities, solve complex access control dilemmas and offer the very best advice to their customers.

Locksmith and training attendee Robin Priest from J Priest & Son said:

“The locksmith industry is competitive, which is why we are always looking for the edge to ensure that we are offering the best products available.”

Locksmiths and installers are able to see how Codelocks access control products have benefitted customers in variety of settings including offices, hired venues, holiday rental homes, sports facilities and healthcare environments. Attending locksmiths and installers will also gain unique market insights and have the chance to network with like-minded professionals in the access control sector.

Jo Milne-Rowe, national sales manager UK and Middle East at Codelocks and national chairperson for the Institute of Architectural Ironmongers (IAI) is one of the trainers. Jo who has worked in the industry for over 20 years and has a skilled background in architectural hardware, mechanical security and electronic access control, explains:

“We have a real mix of people that come in for the training. We have facilities managers, locksmiths and resellers that are interested in knowing all about the products so they can offer it as a solution. By coming to the training, they get an in-depth knowledge on how to install the products, but also learn some of the problem-solving techniques, so if they do have issues on site, they know how to rectify them.”

Codelocks is pleased to offer training courses to professional locksmiths and installers free of charge. All locksmiths who attend and complete our training sessions will also be promoted on Codelocks’ Find an Installer directory. To sign up today, visit www.codelocks.co.uk/training

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Monday, 7 October 2019

Mul-T-Lock Ecliq® Proves the Perfect Partner for Glenveagh National Park

Leading lock manufacturer Mul-T-Lock has provided Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal with over 50 of its eCLIQ® locks in order to manage access rights across the whole estate.

Spanning over 170 square kilometres, Glenveagh National Park is the second largest national park in Ireland, boasting a number of rugged mountains, pristine lakes, tumbling waterfalls and enchanted native oak woodland. At the centre of the Park on the edge of Lough Veagh is Glenveagh Castle, a late 19th century castellated mansion, built as a hunting lodge.

With multiple facilities located on the sprawling site, the Park required a high-security and fully customisable access control solution, and therefore opted for Mul-T-Lock’s eCLIQ® system.

The new and advanced eCLIQ® technology allows Park Managers to schedule individual access permissions for each lock, subsequently granting and revoking access to various areas of the estate whenever necessary.

Stephen Crowe, Regional Sales Manager for Mul-T-Lock, commented:

“At Glenveagh National Park there is a need to restrict public access from certain areas for safety reasons, but at the same time, relevant staff should be able to access these areas whenever required.

“Our eCLIQ® system proved the perfect solution for this, as administrators (those who manage the security system) can easily set-up tailored access permissions remotely via our CLIQ® Remote Web Manager software.

“With eCLIQ®, administrators also have the ability to set time-limited access – something that isn’t achievable with a mechanical system. For example, padlocks around the estate could be programmed to allow access to certain gates between Monday and Friday, from 8am to 6pm. It’s this customisation that makes our system so popular.”

The Mul-T-Lock system was specified and installed by Paul Speer at JP Speer Locksmiths, who added: “We now have over 50 eCLIQ® padlocks and cylinders securing gates, offices and the Visitor Centre within this impressive estate. The complete system is managed from the main office and once set up it is easily maintained, with the flexibility to change quickly whenever required.

“Another great feature with eCLIQ® is the way in which you can expand the system retrospectively when needed. Glenveagh National Park has used mechanical systems in the past, but these haven’t been able to satisfy its access control requirements. Mul-T-Lock’s eCLIQ® technology ensures that access rights are maintained for years to come.”

Pat Vaughan, District Conservation Officer at Glenveagh National Park, finished by saying:

“Mul-T-Lock’s eCLIQ® system is the perfect fit for our Park as it has all the features that such a vast estate as ours requires.

“During our summer season our visitor numbers quadruple and we have to employ seasonal staff to meet this demand. Having such a system as Mul-T-Lock’s eCLIQ® means that we can set up temporary access for these workers, with all the relevant access rights required.

“The eCLIQ® system also enables us to deactivate keys and revoke access at the click of a button. This is particularly helpful if any of our team accidently lose their keys, or if temporary staff forget to return keys after their time with us.

“We are extremely happy that we opted for the eCLIQ® system to secure our beautiful estate; it will stand the test of time for years to come and has all the features we require to manage, build and secure our Park and its future.”

To learn more about Mul-T-Lock’s CLIQ® technology, please call 01902 364200, email internalsales@mul-t-lock.co.uk or visit www.mul-t-lock.co.uk.

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