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Download the new Martyn's Law Myth Buster

… 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 …

Tactic VB1: Ensure a strong security posture through Security Minded Communications

… to equip organisations that manage sites, venues and events with the ability to utilise communications as part of … deter attackers from selecting the organisation, site or event as a target in the first instance because:  They are … Demonstrating what is being done to maintain the ongoing safety and security of staff and visitors. Encouraging staff …
Keywords: Security measures , Security mindedness , Communications , Hostile , Emergency Planning

Tactic DB1: Close non-essential access and egress points

… screened at the site perimeter.    Administration In the event that the threat level is raised, or in the event of an incident, policy and procedures should mention … media in case you are questioned about this.   Health and Safety/Other Legal Issues Ensure compliance with the …
Keywords: Emergency exits , Evacuation , Mail handling , Security , Risk Assessment

Vehicle as a Weapon (VAW)

… unusable and bringing the attack to a premature end.  Safety arrangements employed at the entrances to premises or events can include managing hygiene measures, and general … present. In car parks, create a pedestrian safety zone by preventing or limiting vehicle parking next to queues of …
Keywords: Vehicle as a Weapon , Attack , Terrorist threat , publicly accessible places , Car , Combined attack , VAW , Election , Hostile Vehicle Mitigation

Scope

… 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, …
Keywords: Martyn's Law , Scope , Terrorism Act , Premises , Events , Enhanced Tier , Standard Tier , Home Office , Legislation

Working away from home (UK or Overseas)

… to arrive and when you expect to return what to do in the event of undue delay  Make sure you know the local … take a door wedge. It can be placed under the door to prevent the door being opened from the outside know the fire …

Free training and awareness resources

… you and your people to effectively respond in the unlikely event of a terrorist incident at your club, facilities or … and procedures to ensure everyone knows what to do in the event of a terrorist incident, how to look after those at … safer from both crime and terrorism. Visit the crime prevention toolkit for further information.  …

Physical Threats

… Marauding Terrorist Attacks (MTA) attacks are rare, in the event of such an attack, it helps to be prepared. Should …

Guide Shelter Report

… (and their staff) to respond effectively in the event of a terrorist attack. … can be used by staff in any business or organisation in the event of a terrorist attack.  Guide Shelter Report guidance … in other emergency incidents, such as fire or health and safety. As with those types of incidents, the expectation is …
Keywords: Guide Shelter Report , GSR , Security , GSR principles , GSR guidance , public spaces , Public Safety , Employees , Staff , Business , Small business , Poster

Countering threats from Uncrewed Aerial Systems (C-UAS)

… with the police is recommended in relation to one-off events, where the security risk is raised for a short period … of the attendance of protected persons or the nature of the event taking place.     3.4 Analysis of previous incidents … negligent and reckless users   The site security and safety risk assessments should be used to identify the …
Keywords: Terrorist threat , Attack Methodology , Protective Security , Response , PALs Guidance , PALs , publicly accessible places , publicly accessible locations