Why martyn's law compliance matters
Martyn's Law is designed to improve preparedness and protection against terrorist attacks at publicly accessible premises and events. It ensures that organisations understand their responsibilities and identify areas that may need attention to safeguard the public.
Information on this website is for general guidance and does not constitute legal advice or official certification.
Who We Help
Schools & Colleges
Hotels
Places of Worship
Community Centres
Ensuring the safety of students and staff through comprehensive readiness assessments for educational institutions.
Protecting guests and staff in high-traffic environments with practical security and access control reviews.
Securing religious and community spaces to maintain the safety of congregants and visitors.
Supporting local organisations with practical assessments for public events and community gatherings.
Leisure & Sports
Attractions
Retail & Hospitality
Other Premises
Protecting athletes and spectators at venues including arenas, stadiums, sports centres, and leisure facilities.
Securing visitor attractions and entertainment venues to ensure the safety of the public and staff.
Protecting the safety of customers and employees in restaurants, pubs, and retail premises.
Independent assessments for any organisation with publicly accessible premises and high visitor capacity.
What We Assess
Entry and Exit Points
Lockdown Arrangements
Emergency Communications
Visitor Management
Existing Security Procedures
Doors and Access Control
Evacuation Procedures
Staff Awareness
Physical Security
Gaps and Areas Requiring Attention
How It Works
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Free 30-Minute Review
Identify Potential Gaps
Practical Assessment
Clear Action Plan
We discuss your organisation, premises and current arrangements.
We highlight areas that may require further investigation or improvement.
If required, arrange a more detailed site assessment.
Receive practical recommendations presented in straightforward language.
Why Choose Us
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Plain-English advice
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Practical approach
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Focus on real-world security
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Independent assessment
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Clear, prioritised recommendations
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Designed for organisations without dedicated security teams
Common Questions
Does Martyn's Law apply to my organisation?
Yes, the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 applies to any organisation responsible for publicly accessible premises. This includes schools, hotels, places of worship, and community centres.
How much does a readiness review cost?
Our initial 30-minute readiness review is provided free of charge. This allows us to discuss your specific premises and current arrangements to identify any immediate gaps in preparedness.
Is the free review really free?
Yes, the free 30-minute review is completely complimentary. It is designed to help you understand whether Martyn's Law may apply to your organisation and identify areas that require attention.
Do you provide official certification?
No, we do not provide official Martyn's Law certification. Our assessments are independent and practical consultancy services designed to help organisations understand and improve their preparedness.
What happens after the free review?
After the review, we will provide a clear action plan. This includes a prioritised list of recommendations based on your specific premises and current arrangements.
Do you inspect doors and access control?
Yes, we can conduct a practical site assessment. This involves inspecting entry and exit points, doors, and access control systems to identify any gaps in physical security.
Can you help us improve our security?
Absolutely. We provide practical advice on visitor management, emergency communications, and staff awareness to help your organisation improve its overall security posture.
Free 30-Minute Readiness Review
Not sure where to start with martyn's law compliance? Our free 30-minute readiness review with Martyn's Law Ready gives you the chance to discuss your organisation, premises and current arrangements in confidence. We help you identify obvious areas that may need attention and clarify what your practical next steps could be.