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… toilets clean, tidy and well lit. As far as possible reduce places where items can be concealed. Remove items that could …
This advice provides guidance to security managers of Venues and Public Spaces. This is to be used following a change of the terrorism threat level to CRITICAL. There are a number of operational and tactical options to consider.
… in advance of the polling day. A printed copy should be accessible at the site to staff engaged in the process. …
… in strategically placed locations to safeguard public places, events, and infrastructure.  Counter Terrorism … diverse operational requirements. Whether securing public places, events which are locally or globally important or … the NVTMU is effective in safeguarding people and places. A nationally approved framework In January 2024, the …
… response and PAcT kits are up-to-date, secure and easily accessible  RB7 - Prepare alerts, alarms and pre-scripted …
Police, military and other UK Government Explosives Detection Dog (EDD) Teams have long been subject to robust training against UK priority threat materials, with annual accreditation; the current National Canine Training & Accreditation Scheme (NCTAS) went live in 2020.
If you or your work premises hold, keep or use stocks of specified disease-causing micro-organisms and toxins, you need to inform the Home Office.
The vast majority of bomb threats are hoaxes designed to cause alarm and disruption. As well as the rare instances of valid bomb threats, terrorists may also make hoax bomb threat calls to intimidate.
The advice contained in this section is intended to assist Returning Officers to develop a security plan to avoid major disruption to the election process.
Please note that premises used for counting ballot papers may well be used for other purposes until shortly before counting commences. It is imperative, therefore, that a thorough search be made as near as possible to the arrival of the first ballot box.