Martyn's Law is now law!

If your venue reasonably expects 200 or more visitors, you need to comply with the Terrorism (protection of premises) act 2025 and have everything in place by Spring 2027.

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The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - known as "Martyn's Law" - requires many public venues and events across the UK to have appropriate measures in place to protect people from terrorism. With an implementation period underway and full requirements expected to apply from around Spring 2027, now is the ideal time to prepare sensibly and avoid last-minute pressure.

As a facilities management company, KGFM Ltd is well-placed to help you assess your liability under this law and out cost-effective solutions will enable you to be ready for full implementation.

Who needs to act?

Any premises or event where it is reasonable to expect 200 or more people to gather at the same time, including:

Pubs, bars, restaurants & hotels
Shops, retail centres & shopping malls
Leisure centres, gyms, cinemas & theatres
Community halls, churches & places of worship
Sports grounds, stadiums & event venues
Museums, galleries & tourist attractions

If this is you, KGFM can help you comply.

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WHAT WILL YOU NEED TO DO?

Two straightforward tiers :

Standard Tier (200-799 people) - Simple, low-burden requirements: basic public protection procedures, staff awareness, and clear evacuation/invacuation plans
Enhanced Tier (800+ people) - More detailed risk assessments and protective measures

From Government guidance

How KGFM can help

We make compliance straightforward. We specialise in helping venue owners, operators, managers, and event organisers meet the new obligations efficiently and cost-effectively. Our expert service includes :

Free initial venue & capacity assessment
Clear determination of your tier (standard or enhanced)
Proportionate terrorism risk assessment
Development of tailored public protection procedures
Staff awareness training materials & briefing sessions
Ready-to-submit documentation for the Security Industry Authority (SIA)
Ongoing support as official guidance is published and updated

Why choose KGFM Ltd?

Practical, business-focused advice ? no unnecessary complexity
Early preparation = peace of mind, stronger duty of care, and potential benefits with insurers
Proven expertise in venue safety and compliance
Local, responsive support for UK businesses