As the Daily Telegraph noted last August (4th August 2008) restaurants, cinemas and theatres got police warnings to prepare for terrorist bombings.

The recent bungling on anti-terrorism and subsequent raids and detention of a number of suspects has not made the police’s work any easier.

Owners and managers of hospitality and entertainment firms will be told to assess their businesses’ likely vulnerabilities to attack and prepare contingency plans for staff in the event of an attack.

Simulated terrorist attach exercises are one way the police are using to try and prevent mass panic by staff at locations that might get hit..

The The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NCTSO) says on it’s web site that “Attacks around the world have shown that terrorists will attack those targets they perceive as being attractive.”

The problem remains that if your business is destroyed how do you get back into business. In fact more than that how do you proceed when a bomb as gone off. Do you know?

To ask simply ring us here on 0161 339 9700 and we’ll layout the way to improve your response and your likelihood of maintaining your business or at the very least reducing the casualties you could suffer amongst your staff and customers.