Martyn’s Law Preparation
Lockdown Alarm Systems for the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025
Improve emergency readiness with venue-wide lockdown alerts, zoning, and clear communication tools — designed for high-stress incident response.
Current Legal Status
Martyn’s Law — formally the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 — became law on 3 April 2025. It requires organisations to assess terror risks and have proportionate plans in place.
Note: While the Act is law, duties are not yet in force. A 24-month implementation period is confirmed before legal obligations begin in 2027.
Who Will It Apply To?
- Sports Stadiums & Arenas
- Schools, Colleges & Universities
- Places of Worship
- Hospitals & Healthcare Venues
- Public Offices & Civic Spaces
- Shopping Centres & Retail
- Cinemas & Theatres
- Restaurants, Pubs & Clubs
- Leisure Centres & Gyms
- Conference & Exhibition Halls
Evidence of Need: UK Incidents
All Saints High (2025)
Fatal incident where rapid lockdown response was critical during lunch periods.
Moseley School (2025)
Stabbing incident; lockdown secured site for emergency services arrival.
Newport High School (2025)
Assault on staff; lockdown prevented access to student zones.
Ysgol Dyffryn Aman (2024)
Major stabbing event where timing of lockdown was cited as lifesaving.
Technical Readiness
| Requirement | Camelott® Solution |
|---|---|
| Audible Alert | 114dB Multi-tonal Sounders |
| Visual Alert | High-Intensity LED Strobe Zoning |
| Voice Instruction | Pre-recorded clear evacuation/lockdown paths |
| Resilience | 72-Hour Battery Backup & 868MHz Wireless Band |
Free Readiness Review
We assess your site, identify security gaps, and recommend a proportionate lockdown solution tailored to your specific venue requirements.
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Compliance FAQ
Is Martyn’s Law already in force?
The Act became law on 3 April 2025. A 24-month period is in place before legal duties are enforced in 2027.
Will schools and churches be affected?
Yes. If publicly accessible and meeting capacity criteria, they must meet Standard or Enhanced duty requirements.
Do I need physical barriers?
Under Standard Duty, physical alterations aren't mandated unless your specific risk assessment deems them necessary.