Physical security for Oxfordshire councils, NHS trusts, civic buildings and public spaces. Specialist in Martyn's Law compliance, UK GDPR and public sector procurement. Free site survey available.
Oxfordshire County Council and five district councils manage a varied public sector estate that ranges from Oxford city's dense civic infrastructure to rural libraries and community halls in the Cotswolds and Vale of White Horse. Oxford itself presents some of the most complex public sector security challenges in England — a city where world-class research institutions, ancient civic buildings and a major tourist economy all intersect.
Oxford's civic buildings sit within one of England's most architecturally sensitive environments. The Town Hall, the Covered Market, the city's managed public spaces and the network of libraries all carry Martyn's Law obligations while operating under planning constraints that make conventional security installations difficult. Our wireless-first approach is directly relevant.
Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust manages one of the largest teaching hospital estates in England across the John Radcliffe, Churchill and Horton General sites. Healthcare security requirements — lone worker protection, access control for clinical zones, violent incident management — require a specialist approach that goes beyond commercial security specifications.
Designed for public sector procurement. Documented at every stage.
All six security disciplines under one contract — designed for public sector procurement, compliance and accountability.
4K cameras, AI analytics, 31-day encrypted retention and full UK GDPR compliance. Surveillance Camera Code of Practice aligned. DPIA template included.
View CCTV →Visitor management, role-based access and dynamic lockdown for public buildings. Lone worker protection. Martyn's Law compliant entrance control.
View Access Control →Grade 2 and Grade 3 intruder alarm systems to PD 6662. Insurer-compliant documentation. 24/7 monitoring connection via ARC.
View Intruder Alarms →BS 5839-1 addressable fire detection and alarm systems. L1 to L5 coverage. Full commissioning certificate and phased evacuation logic.
View Fire Systems →Round-the-clock alarm and CCTV monitoring via independently approved ARCs. Verified response. Police response capability for confirmed activations.
View Monitoring →Rapid-deployment off-grid surveillance for temporary events, public spaces and remote sites. Martyn's Law compliant for outdoor events. No civil works required.
View Solar Tower →Oxfordshire hosts a significant number of nationally significant civic events — including several major arts festivals, political conferences and international academic gatherings — that bring the county's public venues into Martyn's Law Enhanced Tier scope repeatedly throughout the year. Councils and venue managers need to understand how their Martyn's Law obligations apply to temporary and recurring events as well as permanent buildings.
Whatever the specific challenges of your estate and area, the starting point is the same: a free survey, a written assessment, and an honest conversation about what your buildings need and what it will cost.
No account required. Instant results. No obligation.
Find out your tier, your specific obligations and your compliance gaps. Takes five minutes. Generates a downloadable readiness report suitable for senior leadership and board reporting.
Run Assessment →Step-by-step compliance assessment against Martyn's Law, UK GDPR, Surveillance Camera Code of Practice and relevant procurement standards.
Run Compliance Check →Generate a UK GDPR compliant CCTV Acceptable Use Policy, Privacy Notice and DPIA template. Suitable for ICO registration and Subject Access Request procedures.
Generate CCTV Policy →Indicative capital cost for CCTV, access control and alarms based on your building type and size. Useful for budget planning and business case preparation.
Estimate Costs →We will visit your site, assess your current security provision against Martyn's Law and UK GDPR requirements, and give you a written report — completely free of charge, no obligation to proceed.