Martyn’s Law and first aid in the workplace - 12 June

Employers and their colleagues across England are invited to join an exclusive LinkedIn Live this Thursday 12 June to discover how to embed Martyn's Law and first aid in workplace culture. A spokesperson provides more information.

Hosted by England's leading first aid charity, St John Ambulance, the free livestreamed event will feature an expert panel explaining what Martyn's Law means for organisations, how to build practical response plans and why the right training and equipment can make all the difference when lives are at stake, in the moment, and after the emergency.

WHAT: St John Ambulance LinkedIn Live: Beyond Legislation: Embedding Martyn's Law and First Aid in the Workplace

WHO: The expert panel includes:

• Lisa Sharman, National Head of Education & Commercial Training, St John Ambulance
• James McNulty-Ackroyd, Head of Clinical Delivery, St John Ambulance
• Alex Lawson-Turner, First Aid Trainer, St John Ambulance
• Darryl Bagley, Business Development Specialist Trainer, St John Ambulance
• Grahame Kirsopp, Safety Health and Environmental Manager - Energy, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure

WHEN: Thursday 12 June, 12pm-1pm BST

WHERE: St John Ambulance LinkedIn Event Page 

WHY: Martyn's Law - officially titled the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 - is a landmark UK legislation designed to strengthen how public venues, workplaces and event spaces prepare for and respond to the threat of terrorism. Whether an organisation falls under the legislation or not, this LinkedIn Live event will help attendees understand what Martyn's Law means in practice.

Registrations are free via the St John Ambulance LinkedIn Event Page.

For more information, and to book a training course with St John Ambulance, visit www.sja.org.uk/ml.