Nation Security U.K. Ltd

Nation Security U.K. Ltd is a security guarding company based in Liverpool, formed by Managing Director Edwin Narnor, who has wide experience in security management since 2002. The company operates throughout the North West of England and Merseyside. It is an SIA Approved Contractor for the provision of Door Supervision services and is under the Private Security Act 2001 as an Approved Contractor. All personnel are employed in compliance with BS 7858 in relation to vetting procedures, and its security operatives are SIA Licenced.

Nation Security UK provides SIA Licenced Door Supervisors, Venue-Based Security Cover, and Static security. It works with a wide range of leisure and events operators, and its clients include Archie’s Restaurants, Staycity Apartments & Hotel, and Brooklyn Mixer Club & Bar. The company maintains personal day to day contact through its Operations department and sends a monthly customer care questionnaire to all clients. All guards are regularly updated with any company or policy changes. The company motto is 'First in service – First in quality'.

In Liverpool, the security guarding services provided by Nation Security U.K. Ltd have drawn a sharply divided response. A recurring theme across feedback is the conduct of door staff at venues the company supplies, with multiple accounts describing confrontations at nightclubs. Several reviewers report being refused entry, and some claim they were physically handled by doormen, including an incident where a customer says her husband was grabbed after being turned away. The behaviour of named individuals, particularly a head doorman called Aron and another member of staff called Ian, features in complaints about professionalism and attitude.

One customer describes being asked for identification in a manner they found humiliating, while others characterise the approach of certain door staff as aggressive and unnecessarily confrontational. A contrasting note appears in feedback praising an employee named Kimberley as an outstanding asset, and one account commends the professionalism of security personnel working inside a building. The mixed picture centres on inconsistency in how door supervision is carried out, with the treatment of customers at venue entrances emerging as the most frequently raised concern.