We couldn't find an auto-detect anywhere either, something we've seen in other RSS readers but not a deal-breaker. Instead, you have to go to the menu under Feeds & Categories. There is no right-click to add a feed to existing categories. You can optionally choose from a pre-selected group of feeds, which is nice considering most RSS readers provide feeds whether you want them or not. This allows you to set up multiple accounts. Once executed, you can choose from adding a new account, including Gmail, Inoreader, NextCloud News, Tiny Tiny RSS, or, most likely, a standard online feed.
“We will continue to work with our industry, event organisers, and other partners to aid security planning and ensure security services remain at a high standard, and seek to drive out rogue operators who fail to meet regulatory requirements.RSS Guard is an RSS/ATOM feed aggregator developed using the Qt framework that supports online feed synchronization. “The SIA recognises that security at events is of utmost importance, and that the organisation of short-term workers is often challenging to arrange. "We are grateful to businesses within the security industry who, having been failed by the criminal activity of LS Armour, came forward and offered evidence which contributed towards this prosecution.
Nathan Salmon added: "The operatives in this cases were supplied under a subcontracting arrangement. The judge, HHJ Petts, praised the vigilance of the SIA in identifying the offences, and branded the offenders as "reckless".įans soak up the atmosphere at the 14th Download festival at Donington Park (Image: Ian Hodgkinson / Picture It) The SIA is the organisation responsible for regulating the private security industry in the UK, and reports directly to the Home Secretary. Last Friday Szuchnik appeared at Cardiff Crown Court, where he was jailed for more than two years. The security guards, none of whom were properly qualified, were using the identities of genuine staff licenced by the Security Industry Authority (SIA), which had been illegally harvested by Szuchnik and his fellow director Erica Lloyd. Szuchnik was director of LS Armour of Barry, South Wales, which supplied illegal workers to the 2017 Download Festival as well as two Adele concerts at Wembley Stadium. He has now been jailed for his part in the deception, following a major national investigation. Lee Szuchnik supplied unqualified staff to the Castle Donington festival, who were not trained or approved to do the job.
Festival goers at Download were at risk of "serious harm", after bogus security staff used false identities to get work there.
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