Martyn’s Law
Helping businesses prepare for a safter future
Martyn’s Law: Preparing businesses for a safer future
The new counter terror legislation is here to improve public safety, but is your business ready? Take a look at our resources to learn more, or for additional help and information, get in touch with the team.
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Martyn’s Law is here, but what do I need to know?
Martyn's Law, also known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, has now passed into legislation. The purpose of the Bill is twofold - to reduce terrorist attacks in the UK and, if an attack does occur, to reduce the impact on those people involved.
Read moreThe impact of Martyn’s Law on venue security legislation
It seemed almost incomprehensible that this act of terrorism could be carried out, but there were significant safety and emergency failings which could have been handled better and reduced the loss of life. In Martyn’s name, but in memory of all those affected, the concept of Martyn’s Law came into being.
Read moreMartyn's Law - What businesses need to do to comply
Understanding Martyn’s Law
Martyn’s Law is important as it aims to ensure public safety at premises and events by encouraging better preparedness and response to potential threats. Without this planning, businesses could be left open to potential fines, penalties, liability and of course attacks.
Take a look at our handy poster on the details businesses and organisations need to be aware of.
View nowUnderstanding Martyn’s Law, with Team 9
Introducing Team 9
To help clients understand and implement changes in accordance with Martyn’s Law, Howden has partnered with security specialists, Team 9.
Team 9 has extensive experience and has advised the highest levels of UK government, and commercial organisations including finance, aviation, and insurance industry partners.
Their comprehensive security audits adhere to internationally recognised ISO standards 31000, 31030, and 27001, ensuring a rigorous, intelligence-led assessment of your organisation’s vulnerabilities. As event planning and safety experts, they align with The Purple Guide and Martyn’s Law, helping businesses to enhance their security at public gatherings and venues.