Martyn’s Law and the Protection of Premises
Terrorist threats in public places are rare – but they can happen. Martyn’s Law (officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025) aims to ensure businesses and event organisers are prepared to respond quickly and keep people safe in the event of an attack.
This course explains what the new law means for different types of premises and events, who’s affected, what’s required under both standard and enhanced duties, and how to build a strong security culture without causing alarm.
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- Compatible with PC, Mac, iOS, and Android devices
- Printable PDF e-certificate upon completion
- Online course with no time limits
- Estimated duration: 30 minutes
- Free for up to five users
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Course Content
Course Content
Introduction
Why Martyn’s Law matters and the threat of terrorism in the UK.
What is Martyn’s Law?
How the 2025 Act came to be; its aims and objectives.
Qualifying Premises and Events
Which venues and events fall under the law – and who’s excluded.
Standard and Enhanced Duty Requirements
What’s expected depending on the size and type of your venue or event.
The Regulator and Enforcement
The role of the SIA, compliance, penalties and enforcement powers.
Good Security Activities
Practical steps for creating a strong security culture and preparing your staff.
Summary
Recap of key points and what to do next.
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Why Martyn’s Law matters and the threat of terrorism in the UK. |
| What is Martyn’s Law? | How the 2025 Act came to be; its aims and objectives. |
| Qualifying Premises and Events | Which venues and events fall under the law – and who’s excluded. |
| Standard and Enhanced Duty Requirements | What’s expected depending on the size and type of your venue or event. |
| The Regulator and Enforcement | The role of the SIA, compliance, penalties and enforcement powers. |
| Good Security Activities | Practical steps for creating a strong security culture and preparing your staff. |
| Summary | Recap of key points and what to do next. |
How it Works
Our Martyn’s Law and the Protection of Premises course e-learning course is delivered online through our Tayl platform. This means you can complete this course on any device that can access the internet, and you can take a break at any time and save your progress. You can also add more users to your account, access more compliance training courses, and track who has done what.
Your Certificate
To complete your course and download your Martyn’s Law and the Protection of Premises course certificate, you need to have correctly answered enough questions in the quizzes throughout the course. You’re able to retake these quizzes as many times as you want. The certificate is printable and will be accessible at any time when you log into our platform. The certificate is saved on our system so you can use it to prove a commitment to ongoing legal compliance.
Who’s this course for?
This course is ideal for anyone responsible for operating, managing or hosting public events or venues – especially where large numbers of people gather.
It’s suitable for:
- Venue managers and operators
- Event organisers
- Hospitality, leisure and retail managers
- Local authorities and public sector teams
- Safety officers and facilities managers
Access this course for free
Receive a custom quote
If you want to buy in bulk or access more LMS features, fill in the form or email hello@tayl.net.
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Frequently asked questions
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- Do I get a certificate?
- When you complete a course you're issued with a Who’s this course for? This course is ideal for anyone responsible for operating, managing or hosting public events or venues – especially where large numbers of people gather. It’s suitable for: Venue managers and operators Event organisers Hospitality, leisure and retail managers Local authorities and public sector teams Safety officers and facilities managers course printable completion certificate at no extra cost.
- Can I retake courses?
- We understand that it can take a bit of time to understand the material. That's why you can have as many retries of a course as you need at no extra charge.
- What is Martyn’s Law and who does it apply to?
- Martyn’s Law (officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025) sets out new legal duties for certain public venues and events to help protect people from terrorist attacks. It applies to places like shops, venues, stadiums, education providers, places of worship, and events with 200 or more people. This course explains who’s affected, what’s required, and how to prepare.
- Why is the course free?
- It's not a trick, you really get this course, certificates, and all our library for up to five users. You simply need a work email address. It's free because we believe in our product. And we think that once you try it, you'll come back to us again and recommend our system to your friends. So, what are you waiting for, get your course today.
- What devices do the courses work on?
- The courses work on any modern internet browser on any device. Whether you're using Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge on an iPhone, Android, Laptop or PC everything will work just fine.
- How does the money back guarantee work?
- Really easily. Just let us know you'd like a refund and we'll make it happen. No questions asked.