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Security command centre.

Interactive UK security intelligence resources for venue managers, event organisers and commercial operators. Official information, practical planning and clear source attribution — all in one place.

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National terrorism threat assessment
Verify current level with MI5

We do not display an unverified or cached national threat level. Use the authoritative MI5 assessment for the latest published status.

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Not an emergency alert service. No continuous threat-level monitoring or automatic updates are claimed.
Command modules
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Switch between threat assessment, official sources, Martyn's Law, a readiness checklist and GTM enquiries.

Protective security

ProtectUK

National protective security advice and public-facing guidance.

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Regulation

Security Industry Authority

Licensing and security industry guidance from the UK regulator.

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Operations

Request security support

Discuss practical security cover for your venue, event or premises.

Module 02 / Threat assessment

UK threat intelligence

Current national level
Official verification required

The UK's terrorism threat level is determined by the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre and published by MI5. It can change. GTM does not currently have a verified automatic feed to this dashboard.

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Interpretation

What levels mean

LOW · UNLIKELY
MODERATE · POSSIBLE
SUBSTANTIAL · LIKELY
SEVERE · HIGHLY LIKELY
CRITICAL · HIGHLY LIKELY IN NEAR FUTURE

Definitions for general reference. Refer to MI5 for the authoritative current assessment.
Action guidance

National threat levels are not a prediction of an incident at a specific site. Use official advice, assess your own venue and contact emergency services on 999 for immediate danger.

Module 03 / Source directory

Security intelligence sources

Filter authoritative UK organisations by topic. These are direct official links, not automatically imported headlines or a live news ticker.

Counter-terrorism / Preparedness

ProtectUK

Protective security news, resources and guidance.

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Counter-terrorism

Counter Terrorism Policing

UK counter-terrorism policing information and updates.

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Preparedness

GOV.UK Emergency Planning

Public resilience and emergency preparedness guidance.

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Preparedness / Regulation

Martyn's Law resources

Official information on premises and event security requirements.

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Module 04 / Legislation and preparedness

Martyn's Law readiness

Protecting public premises and events

Martyn's Law introduces security-related duties for certain premises and events. The requirements and implementation arrangements must be checked against the latest official publications.

This page is an information and preparation tool, not legal advice, certification or an assessment of your compliance.

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Quick route

Start your review

Consider your occupancy, event type, access arrangements, procedures and staff responsibilities.

GTM support

We can discuss practical staffing, access control, incident procedures and operational arrangements. We do not represent ourselves as a statutory certifier.

Module 05 / Interactive planning

Venue readiness console

Tick items you've considered to create a simple planning snapshot. This is a local checklist only; it does not assess legal compliance or transmit your answers.

Operational review

0 of 6 planning items reviewed

Interpretation

Planning, not certification

Completing this checklist does not mean a site is compliant or safe. Seek professional advice appropriate to your premises and verify legal obligations.

Module 06 / Contact operations

Discuss security requirements

Request operational support

Tell GTM what you need and where. This creates an email in your own mail application; nothing is transmitted until you press Send.