Scattered procedures
Key documents live in different folders, inboxes or old versions.
Bring them into one working set.Martyn's Law preparation for UK premises
Prepare your venue without starting from a blank page
PublicReady turns published guidance into practical, editable procedures, staff briefing tools and readiness records for the people responsible for public premises.
AssessPlanBriefReview
Two minutes. No obligation. Your result is an initial guide, not a legal determination.
Preparation workbookMartyn's Law working file
Assess, plan, brief, exercise and review
Staff cardFirst 15 minutes
- Alert
- Move
- Communicate
Readiness dashboardWorking first version
Training register
Briefing attendance and version record
Exercise pack
Scenario, facilitator guide and actions log
UK-specific preparation toolsEditable Word, PDF and Excel filesBuilt for non-specialistsIndependent and version-controlled
The challenge
The guidance may be published. Your working procedures still need to exist.
For many premises, the difficult part is not understanding that preparation matters. It is turning guidance into documents people can actually use, brief and review.
Unbriefed teams
Staff, volunteers, contractors and hirers may not share the same instructions.
Create briefings people can actually use.No review trail
Updates, exercises and actions are hard to evidence later.
Keep dated records and version notes.Blank-page paralysis
Everyone agrees preparation matters, but no one wants to start from nothing.
Start from editable documents.The system
One practical system. Five clear stages.
Move from uncertainty to a dated first version your team can brief, exercise and improve.
Assess
Plan
Brief
Exercise
Review
Could Martyn's Law apply to your premises?
Answer a few simple questions about the premises, its use and the number of people who may reasonably be present. We will provide an initial preparation pathway and the most relevant next step.
Start the two-minute checkThe result is informational only. It does not decide legal scope or replace current statutory guidance.
Everything needed to move from 'we should prepare' to a working first version
Assess
- Scope and readiness questionnaire
- Existing-arrangements review
- Gap and action planner
- Responsibility sheet
Plan
- Evacuation workbook
- Invacuation workbook
- Lockdown workbook
- Communication workbook
- Emergency contacts and responsibilities
Brief
- Staff briefing
- Action cards
- Contractor and hirer briefing
- Quick-reference sheets
- Training attendance register
Exercise
- Tabletop exercise
- Facilitator guide
- Exercise record
- Lessons and action log
Review
- Excel readiness dashboard
- Review schedule
- Version register
- Training and exercise logs
- Action tracker
Made for the people who actually have to make the plan work
Preparation tools without fog or false promises
Clear documents, practical structure and honest limits.
Plain-English guidance
Clear instructions written for busy venue managers, trustees, staff and volunteers.
Editable working documents
Adapt names, responsibilities, contacts and procedures to suit your premises.
Built for mixed teams
Suitable for organisations using employees, volunteers, contractors and hirers.
Clear boundaries
Preparation support is kept separate from legal advice and formal scope decisions.
Version controlled
Every release is dated and supported by clear update notices.
Practical product support
Get help with file access, document structure, tracking and general product use.
Configurable pricing for launch and beyond
Starter
GBP 79
single-premises licence
- Complete Starter Kit
- Word, PDF and Excel files
- Single-premises licence
- Setup guide
Most popular
Plus
Launch GBP 99
launch price before standard pricing
- Everything in Starter
- Updates through 30 June 2027
- Expanded briefing pack
- Additional exercise
- Priority email support
Multi-Site
From GBP 349
up to five premises
- Up to five premises
- Central tracker
- Multi-site dashboard
- Multi-site setup guide
Need help using the toolkit?
PublicReady customers can get practical support with accessing the files, understanding how the documents are organised, using the tracker and deciding where to begin.
- File access and downloads
- Locating the right template
- Understanding the kit structure
- Using the implementation tracker
- Managing versions and updates
- General product-use questions
PublicReady does not provide legal advice, formal scope decisions, compliance certification or specialist security assessments.
Built to make preparation usable
PublicReady creates practical tools for organisations responsible for places where the public gather. Our role is to help turn published requirements and guidance into organised working documents, clearer briefings and reviewable preparation records.
PublicReady is independent. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Home Office, ProtectUK, Counter Terrorism Policing or the Security Industry Authority.
Is Martyn's Law already in force?
The Act has Royal Assent and official guidance has been published, but substantive duties are not yet in force. PublicReady is designed to support early organisation during the implementation period.
Does the checker decide whether I am in scope?
No. It gives an initial preparation pathway from the information you provide. It is not a legal scope decision and should be checked against current statutory guidance.
Is PublicReady official?
No. PublicReady is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Home Office, ProtectUK, Counter Terrorism Policing or the Security Industry Authority.
Will buying the kit make my premises compliant?
No product can guarantee compliance. The kit helps you create organised working documents, briefings and review records. It is preparation support, not certification or legal advice.
Can I edit the documents?
Yes. The kit is designed around editable Word and Excel files, supported by PDF reference copies where useful.
Can volunteers use them?
Yes. The wording is intended for staff and volunteer settings, with plain-English instructions and briefings.
Can I use one purchase across several premises?
The Starter and Plus licences are for one premises. Multi-site use needs a multi-site licence so responsibilities, dashboards and support can be set up clearly.
What happens when guidance changes?
The Plus package includes updates through 30 June 2027. Other update notices will be dated and versioned so owners can see what changed.
Is this legal or specialist security advice?
No. PublicReady provides practical preparation documents. It does not replace legal, regulatory or specialist protective security advice.
Which file formats are included?
The kit uses editable Word and Excel files, with supporting PDF copies and quick-reference documents.
Begin before preparation becomes a deadline
Take the free readiness check, identify your starting point and build a practical first version of your venue procedures.