Centre for Crowd Management and Security Studies

Bucks students become the first in the country to gain the Live Event Safety Passport.
The Production Services Association ran the first ever Events Safety Passport at a UK university on 1st May at Buckinghamshire New University.

Recorded music formats should be greener
48.5% of music fans would prefer to buy their CD’s in sustainable packaging rather than in the traditional plastic case.  These are the initial findings of the latest survey carried out by Buckinghamshire New University on behalf of the cross music industry initiative Julie’s Bicycle.

Festival and Stadia Certificate a Roaring Success
The Certificate in Festival, Stadia and venue Safety held at the Centre for Crowd Management and Security Studies in High Wycombe were an unqualified success.

Music Fans Want Green Events
Over 80% think noise, waste and traffic have a negative impact. Big rise in CO2 awareness at festivals. 48% would pay more for greener events. 36% say green is important when buying a ticket. The initial findings of research conducted by the Centre on behalf of music industry campaign group Agreenerfestival.com just published…

New Head of the Centre
Mark Hamilton, MD and Chairman of the Rock Steady Group takes over as Head of the Centre.

Buckinghamshire New University unveils MOJO Barriers Education & Training Centre
Friday 14 December 2007, saw the official opening of the Mojo Barriers Education & Training Centre, part of the Centre for Crowd Management & Security Studies at Buckinghamshire New University.