Sourced data · Updated June 2026

UK venue security statistics 2026

The numbers that matter for UK venue operators, site managers, and compliance leads. Every figure is sourced. Use freely with attribution.

How to use this page. Every statistic below carries its source. Figures are drawn from published UK government, regulatory, and industry sources, plus Archangel's own published platform metrics. If you cite a figure, please attribute the original source listed.

Martyn's Law

Key figures on the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 and its scope across UK venues.

200

Capacity that triggers Standard Tier Martyn's Law obligations

Source: Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025

800

Capacity that triggers Enhanced Tier obligations

Source: Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025

April 2027

Expected start of Martyn's Law enforcement

Source: UK Home Office

April 2025

Date Martyn's Law received Royal Assent

Source: UK Home Office

£18m

Maximum penalty for Enhanced Tier non-compliance (or 5% of worldwide revenue)

Source: Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025

4

Core public protection procedures: Evacuate, Invacuate, Lockdown, Communicate

Source: UK Home Office guidance

UK workplace safety (HSE 2024/25)

Health and Safety Executive statistics for Great Britain, relevant to construction, warehouse, and hazardous-environment operators.

124

Worker fatalities in Great Britain in 2024/25

Source: HSE, Work-related fatal injuries 2025

680,000

Workers who sustained a non-fatal workplace injury (Labour Force Survey)

Source: HSE Summary Statistics 2025

1.9m

Workers suffering from work-related ill health, highest on record

Source: HSE Summary Statistics 2025

30%

Of non-fatal injuries caused by slips, trips or falls on the same level

Source: HSE Summary Statistics 2025

10%

Of non-fatal injuries caused by acts of violence

Source: HSE Summary Statistics 2025

8%

Of non-fatal injuries caused by falls from height

Source: HSE Summary Statistics 2025

COMAH and hazardous environments

Control of Major Accident Hazards regulation scope across UK industry, with the Scotch Whisky sector as a documented example.

70

Scotch Whisky processing sites covered by COMAH regulations

Source: IChemE, Hazards 30 (Munro)

50

Of those whisky COMAH sites operating as Lower Tier

Source: IChemE, Hazards 30 (Munro)

20

Of those whisky COMAH sites operating as Upper Tier

Source: IChemE, Hazards 30 (Munro)

5,000t

Spirit threshold for Lower Tier COMAH classification

Source: COMAH Regulations 2015

50,000t

Spirit threshold for Upper Tier COMAH classification

Source: COMAH Regulations 2015

£4.7bn

Annual UK Scotch Whisky export value

Source: Scotch Whisky Association

Archangel platform performance

Published Archangel AI platform metrics, measured in real venue environments after in-environment tuning.

98.7%

Drink tampering detection precision

Source: Archangel AI platform metrics

94.2%

Aggression detection precision

Source: Archangel AI platform metrics

<2s

Average detection time

Source: Archangel AI platform metrics

1.2s

Average alert delivery time

Source: Archangel AI platform metrics

15+

Behaviour detection layers running simultaneously per frame

Source: Archangel AI platform

<48h

Time to live deployment on existing IP cameras

Source: Archangel AI platform

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