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… terrorism (CT) matters whenever they are involved in events. However, with 43 individual police services … police are only responsible for planning their part of the event. They will not take ownership of anything outside of their remit which focuses on public safety, crime prevention and detection and the maintenance of law and order. …
… They may want to take photographs and videos of the area or event they are planning to attack. The ACT and SCaN tools go … about this reconnaissance activity, but staff engaged at events should be mindful of the following: People asking … their face People bringing unusual packages into the event People found in off limits areas, particularly “back …
… A major annual event for the UK travel and tourism industry. The show … This year marks BEU’s first time exhibiting at the event. Their stand will be simple and approachable, giving … continues NaCTSO’s wider engagement across industry events, where the focus is on supporting businesses and …
… within this guidance are based on research, historic events, expert advice and best practice, but it should also … to life when violence is being used or threatened In the event of an attack If, in spite of the precautions adopted, …
… Please note that this session was a repeat of a previous event and has now reached full capacity. … Businesses across the UK are invited to join a free online event showcasing the National Counter Terrorism Security Office's (NaCTSO) Crime Prevention Toolkit. Taking place on Wednesday 24 June 2026 …
… Even when events are violent crime, disorder and criminal damage, … It is stressed, there is no intelligence to suggest events on the scale portrayed within the guidance is … Centre advice for safeguarding your business during public events Safeguarding your business during public events …
… at the same time, from time to time and to qualifying events, which would also have a reasonable expectation of … time, at any point. Enhanced tier premises and qualifying events must comply with all of the same requirements as … they are the responsible person for these premises or this event; and ensure that appropriate public protection …
… from terrorism by requiring certain public premises and events to be prepared and ready to keep people safe in the event of an attack.    The Home Office is pleased to share …
… across the UK. The Act requires certain premises and events to ensure steps have been taken to prepare for … attacks and get ready to help keep people safe in the event of an attack. In addition, certain larger premises and events will be required to consider and, where appropriate, …
… of people across the UK enjoying themselves at major events such as music festivals, sporting events, bank holidays and Pride.     Unfortunately, we know that these events and venues could be attractive targets for terrorist …