Article #12 in a series – Understanding exclusions from the Act is crucial for event organisers and venue operators to ensure compliance and proper security planning.
Article #13 in a series – This blog focuses on Standard Duty (Tier) Premises, detailing their obligations and the latest updates from Protect UK.
Article #11 in a series – This blog explains what constitutes an Enhanced Tier Premise, its obligations, and how venues can comply.
Article #10 in a series – What Does “Reasonably Practicable” Mean?
Article #9 in a series, outlining the specific requirements for Standard Duty Premises
Article #8 in a series. Does your event fall within the scope of The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025?
Article #7 in a series.Discussing how a capacity assessment determines whether the premises or event falls within the scope of The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.
Article #6 in a series. Learn how, under Martyn’s Law, individual events may qualify or alter obligations for a given venue.
#5 in a series. Under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, “principal use” is critical for determining which activities apply to a given premises.
#4 in a series. The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn’s Law, outlines the types of venues and establishments that may fall under its scope as qualifying premises. These are locations where public safety measures are critical due to their capacity, use, and accessibility.
