Cardiff: a capital that puts seventy-four thousand people beside its money.

Cardiff runs an unusual geography for a security detail: a national stadium in the middle of the retail centre, so a sold-out fixture empties tens of thousands of people directly past the shops and hotels. The business and cultural weight sits down at the Bay; the residential wealth sits north and west, in Llandaff, Pontcanna and Cyncoed. The city is compact enough that event days and ordinary days can feel like different places entirely.

So our Cardiff work leans on close protection and secure driving that respects the fixture calendar — movements timed against a city-centre stadium that can turn a five-minute route into a half-hour one — alongside Bay event cover and residential surveys across the north-western suburbs. Drivers who know which bridges and one-ways hold up on an international day are the difference between arriving and waiting.