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Terrorism preparedness

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Haringey Council is establishing a new board to enhance terrorism preparedness, driven by Martyn's Law requirements.

Haringey Council is currently focusing on enhancing its terrorism preparedness, establishing a new board in October 2026 to oversee response measures. This initiative, driven by Martyn's Law requirements, is a key focus for the Haringey Community Safety Partnership, according to a story from October 2026.

The new board will work to enhance the borough's readiness for potential terrorist incidents, specifically focusing on protecting venues. This includes developing robust plans for council-owned properties, internal processes, and public spaces that could be targeted. No further meetings are currently scheduled.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council established a new board to oversee terrorism preparedness in October 2026. Source
  2. The initiative is driven by the requirements of Martyn's Law. Source
  3. The board aims to enhance readiness for incidents, focusing on protecting venues. Source
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