Your venue / event capacity

Preparedness check

Do you have a documented crowd / security risk assessment for the event?Is there a named person responsible for security and crowd safety?Do staff know the evacuation procedure (getting people out safely)?Do staff know the invacuation procedure (bringing people inside to safety)?Do staff know the lockdown procedure (securing the venue)?Is there a clear way to alert and communicate with the public quickly?Have you assessed the specific terrorism / attack risks for your venue and type of event?Are staff trained on what to do in a security emergency?

READINESS SCORE

What to close the gap

!Do you have a documented crowd / security risk assessment for the event?
!Is there a named person responsible for security and crowd safety?
!Do staff know the evacuation procedure (getting people out safely)?
!Do staff know the invacuation procedure (bringing people inside to safety)?
!Do staff know the lockdown procedure (securing the venue)?
!Is there a clear way to alert and communicate with the public quickly?
!Have you assessed the specific terrorism / attack risks for your venue and type of event?
!Are staff trained on what to do in a security emergency?

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Indicative self-check based on the themes of Martyn's Law (Terrorism Protection of Premises Act 2025). It is not legal advice or formal compliance certification — confirm your duties with official guidance.

How it works

The check maps your answers to the themes of Martyn's Law (the Terrorism Protection of Premises Act 2025): it sets your tier from your maximum capacity, then scores whether you have the procedures, staff awareness and plans the standard expects.

Why it matters

From 2027, qualifying UK venues are expected to have staff trained in crowd-safety and protective procedures. Finding your gaps early gives you time to train people and document plans — instead of scrambling when an inspection or an incident makes it urgent.

Good practice

Set your tier from your maximum capacity, not your usual turnout.
Document your procedures — 'we know what to do' isn't evidence; a written plan is.
Re-run the check whenever your capacity, layout or event type changes.