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Martyn’s Law, formally known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, is UK legislation designed to improve security and preparedness in publicly accessible venues.
This Clearway white paper provides a detailed breakdown of legal requirements and obligations, practical guidance on preparing for compliance, and insight into how technology can support safer public spaces.

The commercial security sector is entering one of its most transformative periods in decades. Rapid advances in artificial intelligence, data analytics, automation, sustainability, and remote monitoring are fundamentally changing how organisations protect people, property, and assets.
This Clearway white paper looks at the key security trends for 2026 and offers practical guidance on the future of commercial security.

Plant theft is one of the most underestimated risks in the UK construction industry. Construction theft is now a systemic, billion-pound problem, costing the UK industry up to £1 billion annually when indirect losses are included.
This Clearway white paper examines the full lifecycle impact of plant theft, combining industry data with real-world consequences, and outlines what contractors must do to reduce exposure.
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