Since joining the team, Dan's made himself indispensable fast. He works on a simple rule: no obstacle is a dead end, it's just a challenge he hasn't cracked yet. That mindset, paired with a completely self-taught technical background, means there's rarely a client problem that lands on his desk without a solution following close behind. Clients notice it too. Whether it's untangling a legacy system or finding a smarter way to configure a setup nobody else wanted to touch, Dan's approach is the same: understand the problem, then solve it properly. Welcome to the team, Dan - we're glad you're on it.
The challenge: The Stables were paying over the odds for their phone system through BT, with no clarity on whether they could get a better deal without disrupting the business. What we did: No number changes. No service changes. No downtime. Our team went in, tidied up their comms room, and renegotiated their contract - landing them the exact same service they'd always had, for a fraction of the cost. The result: The Stables now pay just over a third of what they were paying before, for identical service and zero disruption to how they work. It's a simple example of what TwoSix does best - the same reliability, at a price that actually makes sense. Think you might be in the same position?.
You may have heard of Martyn's Law - officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - but here's what it actually means in practice. The Act became law in April 2025, and is expected to come into force around April 2027, following a minimum 24-month preparation period. Once in force, it will require organisations responsible for qualifying premises - including schools, care homes, and other public venues - to have proper procedures in place for responding to an incident, including how staff communicate clearly and calmly, without causing panic among those in their care. Crucially, the law is about being prepared, not about ticking a box. And for many settings, one of the simplest, most effective ways to meet that requirement is a reliable internal communication system - something that lets staff use clear, discreet code words efficiently and effectively, whatever's happening on site. We're already ahead of the curve, installing these systems in schools across the region - and we have capacity booked in over the school holidays specifically to make sure installs cause minimum disruption to term-time life. Getting ready early means no last-minute scramble when guidance is finalised. Let's get you sorted now, on your terms..