VenueDuty
Martyn's Law compliance kit for UK venues
What it does
Martyn's Law compliance for schools, shops, bars, halls and gyms. Check your duty tier in 10 seconds, then generate your Public Protection Procedures document.
Martyn
Check which duty tier your venue falls into — shops, bars, halls and gyms, and Martyn's Law for schools too — then generate a customised Public Protection Procedures document — evacuation, invacuation, lockdown and communication — without hiring a consultant. Martyn's Law is the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, consulted on for years as the Protect Duty. Same obligations, three names — this is the one that is now law. No account needed to check your tier. Pro just unlocks the clause library and the document generator on top of the same page. Enter your maximum occupancy and premises type. Instantly see if you're out of scope, Standard Duty, or Enhanced Duty. Pro unlocks a…from venueduty.org.uk
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