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Logue Corporate believes that in 2011 the regulated security sector was flat in terms of turnover growth remaining in the region of £3.3 billion. The annualised turnover of the Infologue.com Top 20 companies has increased by an estimated 2.11% from £2.575 billion to £2.645 billion.

From 2011 Logue Corporate will publish their annual analysis of the regulated security sectorin September of each year in order to capture the current Security Industry Authority’s (SIA) Annual Report in the current review, writes Infologue.com Editor, Bobby Logue. Therefore, this current review will run from January 2010 until the end of August 2011. The four most significant events that have impacted on the licensable private security sector during this period were…

2010 was another growth year for the Logue Corporate division of Interconnective Limited, where the turnover of the division quadrupled. Especially impressive was the performance of the acquisitions business of Logue Corporate where four key acquisitions were completed including the businesses of Perfectus Limited by Emprise Plc., Legion Group Plc. by OCS Group UK Limited [...]

Bobby Logue, Managing Director of Interconnective Limited and editor of  award winning security news website Infologue.com fully supports the position of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) on opening the debate on in house licensing in the security guarding sector.

Logue Corporate assisted Churchill Services Group – providers of soft bundled services – with their acquisition of Knighthawk Security Limited, based in the South West.  This follows on from their recent acquisition of North East based IPC, Churchill Services Group – providers of soft bundled services – has announced the acquisition of Knighthawk Security Limited, [...]

Due to the constant pressures of price from buyers of security our industry is in general focused on minimum or basic standards, writes Logue Corporate Principal and Infologue.com Editor, Bobby Logue. Consideration should be given to the creation of a model of that identifies the basic skills sets required by the modern security officer.

The speech by the Chairman of the Security Industry Authority (SIA), Baroness Ruth Henig, on looking at the future direction of the regulated security industry, at the Annual SIA conference on the fourteenth of June 2010 was both welcome and timely, writes Logue Corporate Principal and Infologue.com Editor.

Interconnective Ltd’s Managing Director and the Editor of Infologue.com, Bobby Logue, was runner up in the 2010 Association of Security Consultants (ASC) Security Associations Award (The Security Institute Nominee) element of the Imbert Prize at their annual lunch.

Bobby Logue, the Principal of Logue Corporate, the security company consultancy, told the 2010 International Professional Security Association’s (IPSA) 2010 Annual General Meeting that it needed to become a credible properly structured, fully mandated trade body with a clear strategy to best serve its membership. Logue predicted that the SIA would come under the new [...]

Bobby Logue, the Principal of Logue Corporate, the security company consultancy, believes that the security industry can be re-energised through its trade associations. Bobby Logue writes “It is clear that in an age of austerity more will be required from the private security industry to support law enforcement agencies in their role as protectors of [...]