A Private Investigator:
A private investigator is likely to be hired by private and commercial clients to collect evidence on a case. Instances range from matrimonial problems through to false disability claims.
Jobs will consist of the following:
• Process Serving
(Process serving is official communication to an individual or business, either by actual delivery, or by other techniques to notify them notice of proceedings against them. This can either be delivered by hand or post.)
• Surveillance
(Surveillance may be the monitoring of an individual to see their every day activities and also there behaviour. Folks carry out surveillance on their partners to prove infidelity or huge businesses may possibly do surveillance to prove that a worker isn't sick when they are paying sick pay to the employer. Surveillance can be a great solution as it provides factual and photographic evidence which can later be employed in court if necessary.)
• Investigations
(Investigations are undertaken to establish numerous things such as finding lost relatives, the marital status of an individual, discovering an individual’s current address, Background checks into a particular person, Asset trace, property ownership, marriages & divorces also employment checks)
• Bugging equipment
(This can be one of two points we offer a tracking device which can be fitted to your vehicle to see the movements with having this device fitted you can see every movement for example when the vehicle moves and when it stops and also how long it stops there for. We also offer a lie detector test which is fitted inside of a vehicle to hear all conversations that are made within the car)
All our private investigators are highly experienced and are trained to the highest standards most of our investigators come from a policing or military background.
http://www.privatedetective-southampton.co.uk
In the 2011 Census with a 123,187 population, Solihull (/ˈsɒlihʌl/, /ˈsoʊl-/ or /ˌsoʊliˈhʌl/) is a large West Midlands town. 7.5 miles (12.1 km) southeast of Birmingham, 18 miles (29 km) northwest of Warwick and 110 miles (180 km) northwest of London is Solihull. In November 2013, Solihull was named the "best place to live" in the United Kingdom by uSwitch Quality of Life Index. In 1891, Arden Golf Club, Solihull, (defunct) was founded.
Visit WebsiteThere are universities within 16 mi (26 km) of the town; five in Birmingham and two in Coventry, but Solihull has no university. In the area to have a goods relief line, Solihull was rare in being one of a handful of stations. Within Solihull, the National Exhibition Centre is almost all of Birmingham Airport and the ever-expanding Birmingham Business Park. Solihull has a dedicated hedgehog conservation area, which is the UK's first.
Visit WebsiteThere are sports centres at present, the Sports Centre at North Solihull that is older, and the Sports Centre of Tudor Grange that is more modern. Organised by Solihull Round Table, the annual display of fireworks that is free's venue, held on the 5 November's closest Saturday is Tudor Grange Park. The largest football club is Solihull Moors, who play at Damson Park, 2 miles (3.2 km) from the town centre. Following the Moor Green and Solihull Borough merger, the club was established in 2007 and from the National League North play in the National League at the end of the 2015-16 season after being promoted.
Visit WebsiteSolihull Lodge, Olton, Haslucks Green, Blossomfield, Cranmore, Sharmans Cross, Shirley Heath, (considered a Solihull sub-town) Shirley, Monkspath, Hillfield, Lode Heath, Widney Manor, World's End, and Elmdon Heath include suburbs that Solihull has. Chelmsley Wood, Castle Bromwich, Dorridge, Cheswick Green, Knowle, Dickens Heath, Meriden, Balsall Common, Hockley Heath, Hampton in Arden, Barston, Eastcote, Bentley Heath, Catherine-de-Barnes, and Bickenhill include satellite towns and villages that Solihull Borough includes.
Visit WebsiteThought to have derived from St Alphege, the parish church's position, on a 'soily' hill is Solihull's name. To form the Metropolitan Borough of Solihull, the Solihull was merged with the rural district surrounding Meriden in 1974. Formerly known as the Solihull College of Technology, Solihull College incorporates a University Centre which offers foundation degree and full degree courses, particularly in technical subject areas such as computer sciences and engineering.
Visit WebsiteOn Warwick Road near the centre of the town, Solihull School is an independent school. Chiltern Railways and services by West Midlands Railway run express train services through Solihull. A headwater tributary of River Trent, River Blythe passes through Solihull parts including Tudor Grange Parks and Malvern. A public swimming pool on the edge of Tudor Grange Park include one of the leisure facilities that Solihull has.
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