Publicly accessible buildings in the uses listed in the Act, where 200 or more people can reasonably be expected at once.
Martyn’s Law applies to publicly accessible premises used for listed purposes — including shops, pubs, restaurants, hotels, entertainment venues, places of worship, sports venues, visitor attractions, community halls and education settings — where 200 or more people can reasonably be expected at the same time. It also applies to qualifying events of 800+.
Guides for the premises we are asked about most. Each explains when you are in scope and what the four procedures look like there.
Function rooms, gardens and music nights.
Always standard tier; funerals and festivals count.
Trustees, hirers and the hirer’s pack.
Clubhouses and entertainment complexes.
Match days and volunteer roles.
Guests, suppliers and qualifying events.
Function suites, bars and night staffing.
Seasonal peaks and part-time staff.
Always standard tier; lockdown that is not the fire bell.
Not sure where you sit? Start with which tier am I in.
Send the venue type, the most people you would expect in at once, and how many sites you run. We will tell you which tier you look to be in and whether the free route is enough before quoting anything.