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Security consultancy

Security advice you can act on.

Independent security consultancy for UK venues, events and organisations. An experienced team reviews your premises, assesses the risks and tells you plainly what to fix first.

What a consultant looks at

  • Security risk assessment

    Threats, vulnerabilities and likely impact, ranked so you know where to start.

  • Site surveys

    Entrances, exits, sight lines, lighting, perimeters and the places people gather.

  • Procedures and plans

    Evacuation, moving people to safety inside, lockdown and how staff raise the alarm.

  • Staff briefings

    Short, practical sessions so the people on duty know what to do.

  • Security technology

    Whether CCTV, access control or alarms would help, without selling you hardware.

  • Martyn’s Law readiness

    Your tier, the duties that apply and what to put in place before they start.

  1. 01

    Brief us

    Your premises, your events and your concerns.

  2. 02

    We review

    On site or remotely, depending on what you need.

  3. 03

    You get a plan

    Clear priorities and next steps.

No hardware to sell

We don’t sell equipment, so our advice is about what works for your premises. Many improvements are procedures and training rather than spending.

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.

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FAQ

What does a security consultant do?

A security consultant assesses the risks to your premises or event, reviews your existing arrangements and recommends practical, proportionate improvements.

Who carries out the review?

Members of a team working with Wardcote whose backgrounds include counter-terrorism policing, the Royal Marines, and early-years and family therapy. We introduce them to you before the review.

Do I need a consultant for Martyn’s Law?

No. The Home Office says you can comply without buying specialist services. A consultant can help if you want an experienced view, particularly at enhanced tier.

How quickly will you reply?

Within two working days of your enquiry.