On Thursday, June 12, employers in England will learn how to integrate Martyn’s Law into workplace culture.
Join us on Thursday, 12 June for a special LinkedIn Live to learn how to embed Martyn’s Law and First Aid into workplace culture.
The free livestreamed event, hosted by England’s top first aid charity St John Ambulance will feature a panel of experts explaining what Martyn’s Law means for organizations, how to create practical response plans, and why the right equipment and training can make a huge difference in an emergency.
WHAT? St John Ambulance on LinkedIn: Beyond Legislation – Embedding First Aid and Martyn’s Law in the Workplace
WHO? The expert panel includes
- Lisa Sharman is the National Head of Education & Commercial Training at St John Ambulance.
- James McNulty Ackroyd is the Head of Clinical Delivery at St John Ambulance
- Alex Lawson Turner, St John Ambulance First Aid Trainer
- Darryl Bagley is a Business Development Specialist Trainer at St John Ambulance
- Grahame Kirsopp is the Safety Health and Environmental Manager for Energy at Morgan Sindall Infrastructure
WHEN? Thursday, June 12, 12am-1pm BST
WHERE? St John Ambulance’s LinkedIn Event Page
WHY? Martyn’s Law – officially titled Terrorism Protection of Premises Act 2025 – is a landmark UK law designed to improve how public venues, offices and event spaces respond to and prepare for the threat of terrorism. This LinkedIn Live will give attendees a better understanding of what Martyn’s Law is in practice, whether or not their organisation is covered by the legislation.
The registration is free on the St John Ambulance LinkedIn event page. Visit www.sja.org.uk/ml for more information and to book training courses with St John Ambulance.
The original version of this article Employers in England are invited by HR news to learn how to embed Martyn’s Law and First Aid into workplace culture appeared at HR news .
