Members' work
Danni Grant
Martyn's Law implementation, written from inside the work — scoping estates, working out where responsibility sits, and testing whether the arrangements would hold.
GCG Consortium · Member portfolio
United Kingdom
Statement
In Danni's words
Having a policy isn't necessarily the same as being prepared. You can have very good documentation, but would the people working at the premises know what was expected of them if something actually happened?
Work 01 · Martyn's Law
Martyn's Law Blog
- Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025
- Section 27 guidance
- Standard and Enhanced Tier
- In force spring 2027
Practitioner notes written as the implementation work happens, published in full on this site.
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Martyn’s Law: What Now?
The legislation has passed and the Home Office Section 27 guidance is published, so the question is no longer what Martyn's Law is. Where to start: understand the estate, identify the Responsible Person and any Designated Senior Individual, look properly at the procedures that already exist, and test whether people at premises level would know what to do.
Blog
Work 02 · Writing
Writing on collaboration and the market
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None Of Us Do This Alone
On the network Danni has built since leaving a siloed counter terrorism environment, the ecosystem GCG is assembling around Martyn's Law and protective security, and the case for a better route for practitioner experience to reach the SIA, Protect UK and the Home Office.
Article
Articles by members across the consortium are collected on the articles page.
Work 03 · Media
Media and coverage
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Seven things UK restaurants need to consider before Martyn’s Law introduction (external)
Hospitality Week's feature for restaurant operators preparing for Martyn's Law, quoting Danni's work with hospitality clients.
Hospitality Week
Danni's career record, areas of expertise and delivery within the consortium are on the member record. To commission work with Danni, talk to us.