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Free resources to help you understand and comply with the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025. Based on the Act itself and the latest Home Office guidance.
What the law requires, who it applies to, penalties, timelines, and how to comply. Start here.
14 min readRead the full guideA shorter overview of the Act. What it is, why it exists, and what you need to do.
5 min readSide-by-side comparison. Requirements, penalties, costs, and how to work out which tier applies.
6 min readFree tool to check whether Martyn's Law applies to your venue, and which tier you're in if it does.
Interactive toolFree tool to calculate your venue's capacity and work out which Martyn's Law tier applies.
Interactive toolWhat Public Protection Procedures are, what they cover, and how to write them for your venue.
8 min readA complete sample document for a fictional 300-capacity pub. Read it in full or download the watermarked PDF free.
8 min readAnswer questions about your venue and generate a Public Protection Procedures document built around your premises.
Interactive toolConsultant day rates, training prices per person, what you don't need to buy, and the route that costs nothing.
8 min readEvery free government resource listed, what each one gives you, and the two things none of them cover.
9 min readFines, compliance notices, SIA inspections, and the full enforcement framework explained.
7 min readAnswer five quick questions and we'll email you a personalised readiness report for your venue.
Interactive toolFree PDF checklist covering every step of Standard Tier compliance. Required and recommended items clearly marked.
10 min readHow to train your staff and volunteers using free government courses. ACT Awareness, SCaN, Run Hide Tell, and how to build a training plan.
10 min readNo course, certificate or qualification is required by law. What the Act asks for instead, and what a paid certificate can and can't prove.
6 min readEvery key date from Royal Assent to enforcement. What the published statutory guidance settled, when the SIA starts inspecting, and what to do now.
7 min readWhat the Section 9 notification duty involves, why nobody can notify yet, and how to get an email when the portal opens.
4 min readDo one-off events need to comply? The 800+ threshold, controlled access rules, and who is responsible for qualifying events.
7 min readHow the Act defines the responsible person. Landlords vs operators, shared buildings, venue hire, and the duty to cooperate.
7 min readLatest update · 8 September 2026: New regulations set who's responsible when a building has more than one use
What Martyn's Law means for your pub.
6 min readWhat Martyn's Law means for nightclubs and late-night bars.
7 min readWhat Martyn's Law means for your restaurant.
6 min readWhat Martyn's Law means for your music venue.
7 min readWhat Martyn's Law means for churches, mosques, temples, and other places of worship.
7 min readMartyn's Law for village and community halls: four procedures your hirers and volunteers actually know.
5 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your sports ground.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your shop, supermarket, or department store.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your theatre.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your cinema.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your hotel.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your exhibition venue.
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for leisure centres: pool evacuations, changing rooms, crèche reunification, hired halls, and who’s responsible in a trust-run centre..
7 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your wedding venue.
8 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for your conference centre.
8 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for gyms: why your membership list isn’t your capacity, reaching a floor full of headphones, and what to do about unstaffed hours..
8 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for museums: counting visitors when entry is free, briefing volunteer stewards, and evacuating a listed building you can’t alter..
8 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for art galleries: why the private view is your real capacity, sheltering people in a glass-fronted space, and briefing invigilators..
8 min readWhat Martyn’s Law means for libraries: counting users who come and go, briefing volunteers, hired community rooms, and unstaffed open-access hours..
8 min readReady to start preparing? Generate your PPP, train your staff and volunteers, and build an audit trail in 10 minutes.