Event security services
Event security, planned properly.
Security planning for UK festivals, concerts, sports fixtures, conferences and community events. We help you plan, then introduce you to a security company whose staff hold SIA licences for door supervisors, stewards and security officers.
What we help with
Event security plans
Risks, entry and exit points, search policy, staffing levels and who decides what on the day.
Security teams
Door supervisors and security officers from a security company whose staff hold SIA licences, who contracts with you directly.
Crowd management
Queues, ingress and egress, capacity, and moving people calmly if plans change.
Bag searches and entry
A search policy that fits the event, with clear signage and a fair, consistent process.
Festivals and outdoor events
Perimeters, arenas, campsites and temporary structures across a multi-day site.
Martyn’s Law for events
Whether your event qualifies, the procedures and measures, and notifying the SIA.
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Tell us about the event
Date, venue, expected crowd and your concerns.
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We plan the security
Risks, staffing and procedures.
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Meet your security company
A security company whose staff hold SIA licences quotes and contracts with you.
Martyn’s Law and events
Events where 800 or more people are expected at once may be qualifying events once the duties start. The law does not require you to buy specialist services; we help where you want experienced support.
Who carries out your review
An experienced team
Reviews are carried out by members of a team whose backgrounds include counter-terrorism policing, the Royal Marines, and early-years and family therapy. We introduce them to you before they visit.
FAQ
Do you supply security staff directly?
No. We help you plan and introduce you to a security company whose staff hold SIA licences, which supplies the staff and contracts with you directly.
What size of event do you cover?
From community and charity events to festivals, concerts and sports fixtures. Tell us the expected crowd and we’ll say what makes sense.
Does my event need to comply with Martyn’s Law?
Possibly. Once the duties start, events with 800 or more people expected at once can be qualifying events, even at premises that are otherwise out of scope. The duties are expected from spring 2027; no exact date is set.
How quickly will you reply?
Within two working days of your enquiry.