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What is Martyn's Law UK?
Agreement Starts Here

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 is now law. This will be compulsory from spring 2027. Is your venue ready?

What the law requires

Two tiers. Different obligations. One solution.

Martyn’s Law introduces a tiered compliance model based on venue capacity. iSecurity Solutions will deliver tailored services for both tiers from lightweight standard venues to large-scale enhanced-duty sites.

Standard tier

200 – 799 individuals

Procedural preparedness ‐ staff training, evacuation and communication plans

Enhanced tier

800+ individuals

Full vulnerability assessments, security plans, and physical protective measures

Our Service Packages

Get Compliant Now. Stay Compliant Always

iSecurity Solutions is building fully accredited compliance packages aligned to Home Office statutory guidance. No overpriced consultants. No guesswork.

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Standard Compliance

For venues with 200–799 capacity

Everything your venue needs to meet procedural duty requirements under Martyn’s Law without the complexity.

  • Threat awareness training for staff
  • Evacuation and lockdown procedures
  • Communication plans and drills
  • Documentation and compliance records
  • Annual review & update service
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Enhanced Compliance

For venues and events with 800+ capacity

Full-scope security planning, vulnerability assessment, and protective security measures for high-capacity sites.

  • Site vulnerability assessment
  • Terrorism risk evaluation
  • Physical security recommendations
  • Bespoke security management plan
  • Ongoing monitoring & annual audit

Enhanced duty

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Events Coverage

Temporary events and public gatherings

Purpose-built for event organisers. We handle compliance from planning through to post-event documentation.

  • Event-specific security assessments
  • Staff briefing & emergency planning
  • Crowd management procedures
  • Documentation for licence holders

Our delivery approach

What iSecurity Solutions delivers

We cover every aspect of Martyn’s Law readiness from initial gap analysis through to ongoing management. Practical, proportionate, and affordable.

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Gap analysis & scoping

We determine which tier applies to your premises and map existing measures against requirements.

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Staff training programmes

Delivered on-site or online awareness, action, and role-specific security training for all staff levels.

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Security documentation

Bespoke plans, policies, and records written to satisfy statutory guidance and inspection requirements.

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Vulnerability assessments

Physical and procedural assessments identifying exposures and recommending proportionate protective measures.

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Annual compliance review

Scheduled reviews to keep your compliance current as guidance, threats, and operations evolve.

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Ongoing advisory support

Direct access to our security team when you need guidance by phone, email, or on-site visit.

Key milestones

Where we are and where you need to be

The clock is running. iSecurity Solutions will have services live well before enforcement begins, giving your organisation maximum preparation time.

3 April 2025

Royal Assent Act becomes law

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 passed. Implementation period begins at least 24 months.

Coming Soon

iSecurity Solutions service launch

Our full Martyn’s Law compliance platform goes live gap assessments, training, documentation, and ongoing support available to book.

Home Office guidance publication

Statutory guidance confirmed

The Home Office will publish Section 27 statutory guidance. Our services are built to align with this as it is released.

April 2027 (earliest)

Act comes into Force – Compliance Required

All in-scope premises and events must be compliant. Those who act early will be prepared without last-minute pressure.

What is a lockdown system?

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Same panel, different call points

Works like a fire alarm. Blue call points instead of red.

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Firmware upgrade option

Add lockdown to your existing fire alarm panel.

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Wireless available

No cables needed. Ideal for complex or listed buildings.

What iSecurity Solutions provides

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Free site assessment and tier review

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Lockdown system design and installation

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Fire alarm firmware upgrades for lockdown

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Wireless lockdown for complex buildings

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Mass communication system setup

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Full compliance handover and documentation

Don't wait for enforcement - Act Now

Register your interest today and be first to access iSecurity Solutions’ Martyn’s Law compliance services when we launch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Martyn's Law?

Martyn’s Law is the common name for the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, named in memory of Martyn Hett, who was killed in the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, and it requires certain public venues and events to put proportionate safety measures in place to reduce the risk of harm from terrorism.

When does Martyn's Law come into force?

The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 3 April 2025, and enforcement begins no earlier than spring 2027, giving venues at least 24 months to prepare.

What are the two tiers under Martyn's Law?

Martyn’s Law has a Standard tier for venues with a capacity of 200 to 799 people, requiring procedural measures such as staff training and evacuation planning, and an Enhanced tier for venues with 800 or more people, requiring full vulnerability assessments, security plans and physical protective measures.

Does Martyn's Law apply to my venue or business?

Martyn’s Law applies to premises and events that are open to the public and have a capacity of 200 people or more, including venues such as shops, places of worship, event spaces, and entertainment venues, so a site-specific assessment is the best way to confirm your exact obligations.

What happens if a venue does not comply with Martyn's Law?

Standard tier venues that persistently fail to comply with Martyn’s Law face fines of up to £10,000 plus daily penalties of £500, alongside the risk of serious reputational damage to the organisation.

How can iSecurity Solutions help my business become Martyn's Law compliant?

iSecurity Solutions offers a free site assessment and tier review, gap analysis, staff training programmes, vulnerability assessments, lockdown system design and installation, mass communication system setup and full compliance documentation to help venues meet their Martyn’s Law duties.

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