Waste of money
LSS London feels less like a serious security service and more like a box-ticking exercise designed to extract easy money. I live in a genuinely safe area, yet this company presents itself as if it’s providing some essential layer of protection. In reality, the “service” amounts to little more than a single car occasionally driving around—hardly a reassuring or effective security presence.
For something marketed as neighbourhood security, the effort appears minimal and borderline performative. There’s no visible sense of vigilance, no meaningful engagement, and certainly nothing that justifies the cost. It raises the question of what, exactly, residents are paying for.
What’s even more concerning is the apparent lack of proper training. Requiring just a two-day course to work for the company does not inspire confidence in their ability to handle real security situations. Keeping a neighbourhood safe requires skill, awareness, and preparation—not a rushed introduction that barely scratches the surface.
Overall, it feels like a service built on perception rather than substance. For the price being charged, the value simply isn’t there.








