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Morley-IAS crosses the divide at the Humber Bridge

One of the most spectacular structures in the whole of the UK, the Humber Bridge is a 2,220m single span suspension bridge which, when it opened in June 1981 was the longest in the world. Providing unrivalled views of the second largest coastal plain estuary in the country, it reaches 156m at its highest point and took eight years to build. It acts as a vital social and economic link between the East Riding of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, two previously remote and insular areas of England, improving communication and enabling the area to realise its potential in terms of commercial,

Morley-IAS introduces some creature comforts to Chester Zoo

In 1930, George Mottershead bought Oakfield House in Chester, along with seven acres of land, for the grand total of £3,500. He then visited a zoo in Manchester and what he saw that day inspired him to create ‘a zoo without bars’. George opened Chester Zoo in 1931 with his family and a small group of animals, never forgetting the vow he made. By the time he died in 1978, aged 84, Mottershead’s dream of a ‘zoo without bars’ was well and truly flourishing. Fast forward to 2015 and with more than 12,500 animals in 125 acres of award-winning zoological gardens, Chester Zoo is one of the

Revellers at refurbished Brighton nightclub protected by Morley-IAS technology

Morley-IAS DXc1 panel and System Sensor devices installed in revamp of long-established seafront venueMorley-IAS fire protection has been selected to protect Patterns, a nightclub and bar on Brighton seafront which has undergone a complete refurbishment after a change of ownership.With a heritage of three decades, the two-floor venue in Marine Parade reopened in May this year with a new name, style and music policy.Capable of accommodating 600 people in total, the venue is divided over two levels. The ground floor is used as a café and bar during the day and nightclub from 9pm, while the

Historic City of London School protected by Morley-IAS technology

Burgess Hill, Sussex, 10th August 2015: The 1,000 pupils and staff at the 570-year-old City of London School – one of Britain’s most photographed educational establishments – are now protected by a Morley-IAS by Honeywell voice alarm system. Installed by Ardent Fire & Security in a major overhaul of voice alarm and public address technology, the school, which is on the Thames embankment near St Paul’s Cathedral, now has a highly customised system that provides safety cover throughout its prominent site. Replacing the previous obsolete system, Ardent, a Morley-IAS distributor,

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