Showing posts with label london security. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london security. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

Mobile Security Patrol London - Coming Soon!

Mobile Security Patrol London - Coming Soon!

Due to popular demand, Westminster Security are establishing a 24 hour mobile security patrol in London for our security conscious customers. But not just any old patrol, as with everything we do, our service promises to be the best and most efficient, effective and professional security patrol in London. But be quick to register your interest, because we’re limiting this service to just 50 customers.

Residential Security Patrol london
  • Protect your home and business from just £5 per day!
  • Unbeatable value & service from London’s premier security provider.
  • 24 hours a day, 365 days a year!
  • Environmentally friendly, 100% electric vehicle fitted with the latest CCTV and tracking device.
  • Limited to 50 properties throughout London!


Our mobile security patrol is available to private residential homes and businesses based in Central London and the surrounding areas. All security guards at Westminster Security are highly trained, fully vetted, licensed and registered with the Security Industry Authority. The vast majority are recruited from the British Armed Forces and Police Force, in line with our Armed Forces Corporate Covenant pledge to veterans and reservists.
Residential Security Patrol London


Other related services available include; Alarm Response, Key Holding, CCTV Installation & remote monitoring, Opening up/Closing down, Emergency Repairs, Property Custodian, Manned Guarding and Security Dog Patrols.


To register your interest and for more info, Please visit: http://www.westminstersecurity.co.uk/services/residential-security/security-patrol-london/

Friday, 20 March 2015

Private Security in London to Police Protests

Private Security in London to Police Protests


Private security companies in London could replace the role of the Met Police during protest marches in London, as protesters are told to hire private security for traffic control and event stewarding. We’ve all been inconvenienced by a protest at some point in our lives, and the cost to tax payers runs into the many thousands of pounds for each event. So should Britain now pay to protest?
London is a real hotbed for protests, not a week goes by without some group, country, religion or organisation protesting about something, that quite frankly has nothing to do with London, let alone Britain! So why should British tax payers be left standing with the bill? and why should local communities suffer when police resources are diverted to police the protest?

Private Security London
The Guardian Newspaper reports: “The right to stage demonstrations in Britain could be threatened following a demand that climate change protesters planning a march next month hire a private firm to oversee it – a role previously carried out by the police.
New, more restrictive, interpretations of traffic laws, coupled with constrained policing budgets, lie behind the Met’s decision. A large protest, which will block off roads, requires a temporary traffic regulation order to ensure public safety is maintained and congestion managed. However, Westminster council says it will issue an order only when the organisers of the march have produced a traffic management plan outlining who will steward the event and how”.

Surely if protesters are so passionate about their cause, a 50p or £1 donation per head to cover the cost of traffic marshals and event security guards, is not an unreasonable request. Private security companies in London, like Westminster Security, have plenty of experience in event security management, with many of their security guards having experience at the Olympics, Royal Wedding and Queens Golden Jubilee celebrations.
A Met spokeswoman said the police’s core responsibilities were “preventing and detecting crime, maintenance of the Queen’s Peace and protecting life and property”. She said that because the proposed demonstration, on 7 March, was expected to be crime-free there was little requirement for it to provide a policing operation.
Westminster Security have confirmed that if they where asked to police an event such as the Campaign Against Climate Change, they would liaise with the Met Police and Transport For London to develop an efficient traffic management system which would least impact road users and provide maximum security for both protesters and the public, providing physical and asset protection.
If you would like to enquire about private security in London, please visit our Event Security Page for further details. Or call Westminster Security on 0208 123 3323 or 0755 4000 300
http://www.westminstersecurity.co.uk/private-security-in-london-to-police-protests/