Ag Lockdown Martyn's Law & Beyond
Emergency Response Centre
Sectors

Built for the multi-room environments that need it most.

Ag Lockdown is built for multi-room settings of every kind, wherever people gather across many rooms and corridors and a coordinated, room by room response is exactly what the moment needs.

EducationSchools and colleges, our proven core
Councils and local governmentCivic centres, offices and public buildings
Hospitals and healthcareNHS and private settings
Hotels and hospitalityBoutique and independent hotels, and halls of residence
Shopping centresMalls and retail centres, many units under one roof

By sector.

Education

Around 25,000 schools and colleges are in scope, and this is where we have done most of our work and where our proof is strongest. Staff are not trained to run a crisis, so the decisions sit with an off-site team while your people look after those in front of them, room by room across the whole site.

Councils and local government

Security cover across council buildings is stretched thin, and the people holding it are rarely paid or supported to run a crisis. Ag puts an expert response behind them, across whichever of your buildings you bring into cover.

Hospitals and healthcare

Around 2,000 hospitals are in scope, and all of them sit in the enhanced tier, the higher of the two standards the law sets. Ag brings a managed response to wards, corridors and public areas without asking clinical staff to run an incident on top of their own work.

Hotels and hospitality

More than a thousand hotels are in scope, and boutique and independent operators are where a managed response fits best, with halls of residence an extension of the same setting rather than a separate one. Night cover is thin by design, which is exactly when an off-site response centre earns its place.

Shopping centres

A centre is dozens of separate businesses under one roof, each with its own staff, its own shift patterns and no shared way to reach them all at once. Ag connects the centre on one call, so units hear the same instruction at the same time rather than finding out from the shop next door.