Octavian Security has also been announced as one of the headline sponsors for this year’s Luxury Motor Show
Octavian would be making the security arrangements at the venue and for spectators for the Luxury Motor Show

The market leading Octavian Security has won the contract to be the sole provider of security at this year's Luxury Motor Show in Nottinghamshire.

A team of officers will be at the event on Sunday 22 May at Goosedale Conference and Banqueting in Papplewick, 15 minutes from Nottingham city centre. They will be tasked with ensuring the safety of the thousands of visitors expected to attend, as well as protecting VIPs and the host of luxury cars on display.

Some of the motoring world's biggest names are already confirmed to attend the event, including Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati, Aston Martin and Bentley. "The organisers of the Luxury Motor Show were particularly impressed with our extensive experience in the events sector," commented Octavian Security's commercial director Tony Mellor.

"We have previously provided front of house security officers for a range of high-profile events, including Nottingham's Goose Fair, The Ryder Cup, Royal Ascot and The Boat Race. We also have a continuing working relationship with the British Superbike Championship at Cadwell Park and The Nottingham Mela, meaning that we are well positioned to provide security at high footfall events such as the Luxury Motor Show."

In addition, Octavian Security has also been announced as one of the headline sponsors for this year's Luxury Motor Show, joining the likes of racing team MackRory Racing and law firm Fraser Brown.

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