Martyn’s Law – formally known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill – is set to come into effect in 2026, introducing a legal duty for venue operators to improve public safety through preparedness and protective security measures. Named in memory of Martyn Hett, who tragically lost his life in the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, the legislation brings new obligations for venues to assess risk, plan for emergencies, train staff and communicate effectively during critical situations.
At Uniguest, we’re exploring how our portfolio of integrated visual engagement technologies – from digital signage and IPTV to enterprise video and room booking – can support venue operators in addressing these evolving responsibilities in a practical, scalable and effective way.
Real-Time Messaging and Dynamic Crowd Control
In a crisis, timing and clarity are everything. Uniguest’s digital signage and IPTV platforms allow venue teams to instantly override regular content with emergency messages and dynamic evacuation instructions. Whether it’s directing crowds to the safest exits or triggering location-specific content from a connected alarm or building management system, the goal is to deliver clear, timely information where it matters most.
Read the full article from ISSUE 43 below: