Your Partner in Martyn’s Law Readiness
Martyn’s Law introduces new safety responsibilities for public venues and organisations across the UK. At SP Services, we provide clear guidance, trusted equipment, and over 30 years of experience helping people stay safe when it matters most.
What’s Martyn’s Law?
Martyn’s Law is a new UK law that helps public venues assess terrorism risks and take sensible, practical steps to keep staff, visitors and communities safe. It applies to venues where 200 or more people regularly gather, requiring them to meet these enhanced safety duties.
Our team is here to help you understand the law and to make sure you are confidently prepared.
Emergency Readiness Starts Here:
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Who Does It Apply To?
Martyn’s Law affects a wide range of public spaces, including:
- Stadiums and arenas
- Shopping centres & retail parks
- Places of worship
- Festivals, concerts & live events
- Community venues
- Education settings
- Hospitality and leisure
Key Medical Supplies
Tourniquets
Fast, reliable control of limb bleeding
Haemostatic dressings
Stop bleeding when pressure alone isn’t enough
Bandages & dressings
Immediate wound and bleed management
Splints
Stabilise fractures quickly and safely
AEDs
Lifesaving action for sudden cardiac arrest
Trusted Emergency Response Equipment:
Reliable items to support confident emergency response
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What We Provide
Public Access Trauma Kits
Clear, simple, and effective kits for fast response to catastrophic bleeding, helping venues meet Martyn’s Law requirements with confidence.
- Rapid response design
- Easy-to-follow instructions
- Suitable for all public spaces
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- Dedicated account manager for tailored support
- Trusted advice from experienced medical and safety specialists
- Solutions designed around your venue, staff and public need
What else is there to know about Martyn’s Law
The questions we hear most about Martyn’s Law, answered for you.
How do I know if my venue needs to comply
If your venue or public space reasonably expects 200 or more people at the same time, it is likely to fall under Martyn’s Law and must undertake certain security preparedness duties.
Are there different tiers under Martyn’s Law
Yes, there is a tiered system:
Standard Tier: venues with 200–799 people undertake basic preparedness steps.
Enhanced Tier: venues or events with 800+ people have additional obligations like comprehensive security planning.
How Will Martyn’s Law be enforced?
A regulatory function, expected to be administered by the Security Industry Authority (SIA), will advise and guide premises in meeting requirements and can take enforcement action, including compliance notices and penalties, if needed.
What does compliance require?
Duty holders are expected to conduct a Threat and Risk Assessment, identify vulnerabilities, and put in place proportionate protective procedures. From simple staff training to emergency planning, depending on venue size and risk.
Will I need specialist training or knowledge?
The government aims to provide clear guidance so duty holders can understand their responsibilities without needing specialist counter-terror expertise, though appropriate training for staff is strongly encouraged.
Is there financial support available?
The UK Government has indicated that it will not provide direct funding for businesses to meet the law’s requirements, but there will be statutory guidance to help venues understand and achieve compliance.
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