Elite Security (NW) Ltd
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Coral Island Partnership

We are delighted to announce Elite Security Service Providers Ltd are partnering with Coral Island Blackpool, providing their Casino and Family Entertainment Centre’s with SIA Security and social distancing services.

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Upon arrival, all visitors will now be asked to register their entry, using either the NEW NHS Covid Test and Trace App, or the Coral Islands mobile phone TEXT feature.

All visitors and employees will also be required to wear a face-covering following Government Guidelines, except while seated in the dining area. This will be requested by the door entry team and may affect your ability to enter the venue.

• Last entry is 9pm due to the new 10pm closing rule

• Dine-in customers will be served by Table Service, with numbers inside the restaurants carefully managed to ensure social distance is maintained. Maximum group numbers should be 6 and follow Government guidelines. It is very important that customers do NOT move tables and chairs as they are positioned to create social distancing.

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Visit the Coral Island website for more details on what to expect during your visit.

 

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Re-Opening of Hospitality

Good luck to all those working in the hospitality industry today. And also a huge thank you in advance to all those who visit to enjoy a meal and a drink or two.

Please remember to be patient – this is new to us as well!

Here Elite Security Service Providers Ltd Door Supervisors getting ready to welcome customers back at one of our venues, under the new COVID-19 government guidelines.

Hereford Times
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Security Guards Buy 130 Easter Eggs for NHS Staff - Hereford Times

TWO security guards at a Hereford supermarket tried to boost the spirits of NHS staff as they bought more than 100 Easter eggs for those working at Hereford County Hospital.

Jamie Vickery and Mike Thomas took it on themselves to buy Easter eggs which were left on the shelves at Waitrose at the Old Market after the holiday passed.

Mr Thomas said: “Between me and my colleague Jamie we just decided that because we have so many nurses come to the store, they get priority, but there were some Easter eggs left on the shelf so we just took them to the hospital to say thank you.

“It was like 130 eggs, it was just us two but Waitrose did give us a discount on them so Waitrose helped us out but it was mine and Jamie’s idea.

“We get so many nurses coming in and they all look tired because they’re working so hard and we thought we’d just show our appreciation.

The pair, who work for Elite Security, have been working seven days a week to ensure a visit to the supermarket is as safe as possible for shoppers, including limiting how many customers are in store at once.

Mr Thomas added: “We get a lot of comments from customers saying thank you for working, we’re security guards but when we’re trying to organise big queues we’re also trying to have a laugh and a joke to cheer them up.

“It’s not a good time for anyone but we just try to make it a good time when they’re waiting in the queue.

“It’s a good system they’ve got here, it’s nice and easy. We did have a few customers complaining about the one person rule, but I just take it on the chin and explain it to them. Nine time out of 10 they agree and that’s fine.”

 

Source: Security Guards Buy 130 Easter Eggs for NHS Staff – Hereford Times