Martyn’s Law 2025

Helping You Prepare for the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act

If you manage a venue or space that is open to the public and holds over 100 people, you are now required by law to consider the threat of terrorism and put proportionate safety measures in place.

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Helping You Prepare For Martyn's Law

In 2025, the UK Government officially passed The Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act, also known as Martyn’s Law. This legislation introduces new legal responsibilities for those in charge of publicly accessible locations — including schools, universities, libraries, community centres, shopping areas and more.

At Rapid Technologies, we are here to help you navigate these new responsibilities. We’re offering a free, no-obligation site survey to help you assess your current setup and understand what actions may be needed to support compliance and public safety.

Why It Matters

Martyn’s Law is about ensuring that organisations are better prepared and protected against the risks of terrorist threats. The legislation applies to many types of premises and introduces a tiered approach based on venue size and risk. At its core, it requires organisations to:

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We are currently offering free consultations and site surveys to schools, public venues and any organisation affected by the new legislation.

There is no obligation to proceed and the consultation will give you clear, expert insight into the potential improvements or preparations needed for your site.

Get in touch today to arrange your free site survey or to speak to our team about your organisation’s needs.

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Tailoring Critical Incident Responses in Schools and Colleges

In an educational setting such as a school or college, critical incidents can occur in a variety of locations, outside the campus perimeter, within the school grounds, or inside the building itself. Each scenario may require a different response strategy to ensure the safety of students and staff.

For incidents occurring outside the school buildings, a Lockdown may be the most appropriate action, instructing everyone to remain in place for their safety. Conversely, if the threat originates inside the building, a full or partial Evacuation might be necessary. In some situations, it may be safest to relocate individuals to a different, secure area within the building, a procedure known as Invacuation.

Understanding and planning for these distinct emergency protocols, Lockdown, Evacuation and Invacuation, is vital for developing an effective critical incident response plan that aligns with Martyn’s Law and fulfils your safeguarding responsibilities.

Our Role As a Technology Consultants

As experienced AV and technology integrators in the UK, we’re supporting organisations like yours by offering specialist consultancy on lockdown and emergency communication systems. Our team will:

Assess your current site layout and communication capabilities
Help you understand how technology can support your emergency procedures
Advise on best practices for mass notification, lockdown coordination and system integration
Provide a clear roadmap to help you prepare in line with Martyn’s Law

Martyn’s Law 2025: What the New Terrorism Protection Act Means for Public Venues

Read our recent blog post on what the new Terrorism Protection Act means for public venues.

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