Martyn's Law

Martyn’s Law (The Terrorism & Protection of Premises Bill), named in memory of Martyn Hett, a victim of the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, is upcoming UK legislation designed to enhance public safety by ensuring venues and event organisers take proactive steps to mitigate the risk of terrorism.

 

The legislation reflects lessons learned from past tragedies and aims to improve protective measures across the country.

By introducing a tiered system, it mandates appropriate security measures based on the size and nature of the venue or event.

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For event organisers, Martyn’s Law brings new responsibilities, including conducting risk assessments, implementing staff training, and preparing effective evacuation and lockdown procedures. Enhanced-tier venues will need to go further, incorporating measures like detailed monitoring and physical security upgrades.

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Our drone surveillance services and comprehensive risk assessments are designed to help you meet these requirements.

Using high-definition aerial monitoring, we can identify vulnerabilities, oversee real-time event activities, and provide detailed reports to streamline compliance.

 

With our support, you can ensure your event meets the necessary standards while prioritising public safety.

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Disclaimer: This information is accurate as of 07/01/2025 but may change as Martyn’s Law progresses through Parliament.