News Archive

WCCTV is exhibiting at NATIA’s Training Conference and Technology Exhibition.

Wireless CCTV welcomed its first Royal visitor. HRH The Duke of Kent spent nearly forty minutes reviewing Wireless CCTV's Queen's Award-winning technology and meeting employees of the Rochdale based market leading innovator in mobile surveillance solutions.

WCCTV exhibiting at HOSDB, Intertraffic and Counter Terror Expo 2010

WCCTV equipment spotted on Channel 4 News. In a news item about south London Croydon council that has installed CCTV cameras in two residential homes to keep an eye on the street, WCCTV equipment can clearly be spotted in the background.

Autumn Road Show Registrations are now open!

Burton Police uses WCCTV camera to deter yobs

Wireless CCTV off to the Palace

WCCTV is participating at many events in the UK and abroad.

Wireless CCTV Ltd Awarded Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2009. Wireless CCTV Ltd (WCCTV) has been presented with a Queen's Award for Enterprise, in the category of Innovation for 2009. The continuous development of WCCTV’s high-tech Wireless Dome Camera systems and its socially responsible ethos have earned the Company recognition amongst the UK's business elite.

WCCTV on Sunderland Echo: "... caught on camera"

West Yorkshire Police uses WCCTV portable cameras

WCCTV on NewsWales: "Cameras watch Rhondda crooks"

NEW WCCTV Case Study, Body-Worn equipment applications for Mounted Police.

Bedford Today focuses on how WCCTV cameras are helping to cut crime and anti-social behaviour.

Wireless CCTV has recently opened a new office in Paris, kick-starting its international expansion plans.

2008 Road Shows were a huge success! The 2008 sessions of Wireless CCTV's Road Shows were the most successful ever. Attendance was much higher than previous seasons, exceeding even WCCTV's expectations. In London we welcomed a very targeted audience of almost 80 attendees, which meant we had to make some last-minute changes and rent a bigger conference room in order to accommodate our visitors.

NEW 2009 Road Shows, registrations now open! Wireless CCTV is happy to announce an extra session of its hugely successful Road Shows, taking place in London on Tuesday 20th January 2009.

Wireless CCTV launches its new WCCTV 3G Wireless Dome Camera System which is IP65 compliant and offers high-speed 3G HSUPA connectivity, boosting remote monitoring quality to a new level. It also comes with an increased storage capacity of up to 500GB and provides the user with complete flexibility and portability.

Wireless CCTV launches its new 3G TrailerCam. This instantly deployable, fully autonomous and truly mobile Wireless CCTV equipment allows users to react to critical or continuously changing monitoring needs in the shortest time possible.

Wireless CCTV launches its new PDA software which allows users to monitor Wireless CCTV equipment, located anywhere in the world, while on the move.

Wireless CCTV launches its new 3G Body-Worn Solutions that strongly improve security for field-based personnel and allow supervisors to coordinate tactical operations involving multiple agents.

Wireless CCTV’s new covert “one box” solution is an innovative, completely autonomous mobile surveillance device that can be instantly deployed, even in the harshest of operating conditions.

As seen on BBC web site: Wireless CCTV provides Wear Valley Street Wardens with 3G Body Worn equipment.

Wireless CCTV uncovers its latest technological advances and mobile surveillance solutions during a series of Road Shows throughout the UK, from 27th of November 2007 through to 13th December 2007.

WCCTV partners with T-Mobile to deliver real time remote surveillance service.

Wireless CCTV in Higher Gear for the Tour De France 2007

Wireless CCTV Launches Ultimate Mobile Surveillance Solution: 3G MicroVue

The Association of Police and Public Security Suppliers bestowed a commendation upon Wireless CCTV's work in conjunction with Greater Manchester Police, at March's annual HOSDB Awards.

Staff at Wolverhampton City Council have used WCCTV cameras to succesfully prosecute yet another fly-tipper.

As an update to the previous story, the fly-tipper captured by WCCTV equipment has since been prosecuted.

Wireless CCTV on ITV News - Fly tipping

HIDDEN cameras are to be used to catch people fly tipping in North Yorkshire.

COUNCILS are supplying householders with covert spy cameras so that they can amass evidence against nuisance neighbours. The devices are so small they can be hidden in pot plants or door frames and provide 24-hour surveillance to capture evidence of vandalism, threatening behaviour or abuse.

Wireless CCTV systems are being used to help catch Illegal fly tippers in the Kerrier areas of Cornwall.

A case study highlighting how wireless re-deployable CCTV systems have helped Leeds Federated Housing tackle anti-social behaviour.

Peterborough’s largest housing association Cross Keys Homes has succeeded in curbing yobbish behaviour with the use of Wireless CCTV.

The Government believes Anti-Social Behaviour Orders can help rid communities of “nuisance yobs”. What exactly are ASBOs, and how can local authority CCTV schemes help enforce them? PC Bob Packer, crime and disorder liaison officer for Gloucestershire Constabulary and Cheltenham Crime and Disorder Partnership, has the answers.