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  Award season has come around, and UAP are finalists in two business and industry awards, the G Awards (Glass and Glazing) and Engage Awards. We have also entered into the Edie sustainability business awards for our eco-friendly practices and net-zero initiatives.   G21…

We will be attending the 2021 Master Locksmith Association (MLA) show! The MLA show is back this year after a break in 2020, and UAP will be there promoting our brand new Kinetica+ K4 lock by Fullex - find us at stand H1: 25, 26, 27 & 28. The Expo is seen as “the security event of…

With so many of us working from home over the past couple of years and lockdown restrictions making it harder for burglars to wander around unnoticed, figures for domestic break-ins have gone down during the pandemic. But this is, unfortunately, a downward trend that is not expected to last. As…

Here at UAP Ltd, we know that giving you a great service means listening to what you need from us. That’s why we’d love you to complete a short customer feedback survey to let us know what we’re getting right and where we could improve. Your feedback can help us focus on implementing…

Every year, we show support for Fire Door Safety Week (FDSW), which raises awareness for proper fire door maintenance and prevention of fires. Fire Door Safety Week runs from the 20th to the 26th of September 2021. FDSW aims to highlight key industry issues and provide a wealth of fire door…

  Do you know how secure your door hardware really is? PAS24 and Document Q are accreditations that guarantee a level of security for door and window hardware, monitored by certification bodies and regulations. They are both markers of quality and assurance for consumers. UAP provide a wide…

Secured by Design (SBD) refers to the UK Police flagship initiative for secured products and designs recognised for their effectiveness in reducing crime. Established in 1989 by the Association of Chief Police Officers, the initiative sets out the benchmark for manufacturers of security…

Why would criminals bother breaking into your home when they can just knock and be invited in? Distraction crimes and doorstep scams are used by criminals as a way of gaining access to your home. Those attempting to gain unauthorised entry will come up with various distraction techniques; from…

With social media websites giving you the option to share your location, burglars are cashing in on the global fixation of sharing online. Checking in on Facebook or tagging our location on Instagram lets everyone know where you are and when, not just those that you trust. Criminals use…