Bill is laid before parliament after years of campaigning by mother of Manchester Arena bombing victim Pubs and clubs that can hold 200 people could be fined £10,000 if the owners fail to comply with a new law that is meant to protect against terror attacks. Martyn's law, otherwise known as the terrorism (protection of premises) bill, will require all venues with a capacity of more than 199 people to take steps to ensure they have a plan in place in case of an attack on their premises.
Martyn's law to require terror safety plans at venues with 200-plus capacity
The Guardian - 12 Sep 2024 15:21
Bill is laid before parliament after years of campaigning by mother of Manchester Arena bombing victim Pubs and clubs that can hold 200 people could be fined £10,000 if the owners fail to comply with a new law that is meant to protect against terror attacks. Martyn's law, otherwise known as the terrorism (protection of premises) bill, will require all venues with a capacity of more than 199 people to take steps to ensure they have a plan in place in case of an attack on their premises.
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