Our in-house team can advise and produce clear action plans regarding your Martyn's Law strategy within your organisation.
Whether you are preparing for Martyn's Law or reviewing an existing lockdown procedure, we can help you work through the available options and develop an approach tailored to your premises.
Our consultants can provide advice on:
Understanding whether your premises may fall within the scope of Martyn's Law
Reviewing existing lockdown and emergency procedures
Identifying potential weaknesses in current procedures
Considering how staff and occupants would be alerted during an incident
Reviewing suitable lockdown system options
Guidance on positioning lockdown systems
Recommendations based on the size, layout and use of your premises
Provide us with a few details and our team will be in touch to schedule a call. Depending on your requirements, we carry out our consultations via telephone or video call.
Martyn's Law, also known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, is UK legislation designed to protect public venues from terrorism. It encourages venues to put in place clear strategies and procedures to reduce the risk of harm should an attack occur. The legislation separates venues into two tiers: standard and enhanced. Each tier has different criteria to meet, with requirements scaled according to the size of the venue and the number of people it expects to host.
Practical low-cost measures
Staff awareness training
Clear evacuation & invacuation procedures
Comprehensive security plan
Advanced procedures & communication
Thorough risk assessment
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A premises that contains around 200 people or more at one given time will be affected by Martyn's Law, this can include venues such as:
Shops & shopping centres
Restaurants, cafés, pubs & bars
Hotels
Theatres, cinemas & entertainment venues
Sports & leisure facilities
Schools, colleges & universities
Healthcare premises
Places of worship
Community centres
Museums & galleries
Conference & event venues
If your business is a public venue that typically has a capacity of 200+ occupants, you may need to adhere to Martyn's Law.
Installing a lockdown system doesn't automatically mean your business or venue is Martyn's Law compliant. Depending on your business use and average occupancy, your organisation may need a lockdown system as well as other lockdown procedures. Our team can help establish whether you
Whether a school requires a lockdown system, depends on multiple factors, mainly the occupancy. If the school has over 200 pupils, a lockdown system is advised. Smaller schools do not require a lockdown system, however, we advise having an invacuation plan in place, one which is routinely tested.
Provide us with a few details and our team will be in touch to schedule a call. Depending on your requirements, we carry out our consultations via telephone or video call.
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