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Security in practice.
Guidance and articles on how security guarding, patrols, keyholding and site security actually work — written from the ground, not the marketing department.
Preparing for Martyn's Law: what event organisers should know
The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn's Law, will introduce new preparedness requirements for qualifying premises and events. Here's what organisers should be looking at now.
Read articleWhat should a business expect from a security guarding company?
If you're paying for security, you should know what you're getting. Here's what a professional guarding company should actually deliver — beyond someone standing at a gate.
Read articleSecurity guard or mobile patrol: which does your site need?
Permanent guarding and mobile patrols solve different problems. Here's how to work out which one your site actually needs — and when a combination makes sense.
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- How much security does an event need?
- What does a door supervisor actually do?
- Security for exhibitions: what should organisers plan for?
- Event security vs door supervision: what's the difference?
- What should a venue expect from its security provider?
- How should security be planned for a private event?
- What information does a security company need before quoting for an event?
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