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Event Safety, Risk Assessments, UK compliance and Safety Documents
🎙️ Risk Ready UK
Stay informed. Stay compliant.
Risk Ready UK is your go-to podcast for staying up to date with the latest UK safety legislation — including Martyn’s Law, HSE updates, and event compliance. Whether you're an event organiser, venue manager, or safety lead, we break down complex regulations into clear, actionable advice to help you create and maintain robust, legally sound risk assessments.
Tune in for expert insights, real-world examples, and practical tips to protect your people, your reputation, and your event.
Event Safety, Risk Assessments, UK compliance and Safety Documents
Latest Episodes
Navigating the 'Severe' National Threat Level
On April 30, 2026, the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC) raised the UK National Threat Level from Substantial to SEVERE, indicating that a terrorist attack is highly likely. In this critical episode, we break down what this shift me...
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Decoding the New Section 27 Statutory Guidance for Martyn's Law
Welcome to Martyn’s Law in Focus. In today's episode, we provide an initial deep dive into the newly published statutory guidance issued under Section 27 of the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, widely known as Martyn’s Law....
Guide Shelter Report (GSR) Just Released
Episode Description: Beyond Run Hide Tell – Understanding the Guide Shelter Report (GSR)In this episode, we dive into the Guide Shelter Report (GSR), a crucial set of dynamic response principles designed to help businesses ...
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Securing the Crowd: Ingress and Egress Safety Guidance
Securing the Gate – Managing Ingress and Egress ThreatsWelcome to Securing the Gate, the podcast dedicated to the critical phases of venue operations that often present the highest risks: ingress and egress. Drawing ...
Enhancing Perceptions of Security, July 2025 SRI Report
The research aimed to identify actions necessary to enhance the perception of private security, revealing that views within the sector itself are mixed. Strikingly, less than half (45%) of security professionals surveyed held a positive view of...
