With the unfortunate growing threat of terror attacks across the nation, hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) security is more important than ever. Cities, transport hubs, and public spaces need protection from potential vehicle threats. But the challenge is that traditional security barriers often look bulky, intrusive, or out of place. This can make spaces feel
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Townscape has successfully tendered to Middlesbrough Council for the supply of PAS 68 Counter Terror planters. 32 - Toledo PAS 68 Planters and 106 - PAS 68 concrete bollards have been supplied to create a strong and robust hostile vehicle mitigation zone around the Townhall and Central Square area of the city. Aside from the HVM
42 Townscape Penny Bollards were used to create a functional public space in Tower Hamlets. Used as a community outdoor space, Oval Space is a multi-purpose venue with over 5,000 square feet of unobstructed statement space, in a unique London setting. The concrete bollards were installed in location adjacent to the iconic Bethnal Green gasholders, Oval Space
Townscape Products have a wide variety of concrete barriers immediately available for business protection and civil control measures. For further information please contact our sales office on +44 (0)1623 513355 or email [email protected].
Townscape has supplied Saudi Arabia's newest international sports facility, King Abdullah Sports City, with its expert Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) system. Townscape consulted with the Saudi Arabian based contractors, MSIX, Samsung SDS and Light Weight Building Company, to ensure the world class sports city is safeguarded from vehicle borne terrorist attacks. 600 of Townscape's PAS 68
Our executive chairman, James Myatt, discusses the latest developments in hostile vehicle mitigation and how architects, town planners and specifiers can protect people from an evolving and growing threat. In the 17 years between 1996 and 2013, there were only ten reported incidents of vehicles being used as an offensive weapon. Tragically, since 2014 there has
