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National Museum Implements Callmy Alert

Museum pictureA London Museum implements Callmy Alert to Support Martyn’s Law Compliance and Enhance Visitor Safety

London, 27 May 2025 — One of the foremost London museums has taken a significant step in bolstering public safety by implementing the Callmy Alert service. This move supports compliance with Martyn’s Law (also known as the Terrorism Protection of Premises Bill), reflecting the museum’s proactive commitment to safeguarding its staff, visitors, and heritage.

Martyn’s Law, named in memory of Martyn Hett who tragically lost his life in the 2017 Manchester Arena attack, is new UK legislation that aims to improve security preparedness at publicly accessible locations. In anticipation of the law’s enactment the London museum has adopted Callmy Alert, a critical communication and emergency response solution, designed to provide secure lockdown messages and support for incident management.

“We are proud to be among the first cultural institutions to adopt this level of preparedness,” said the Head of Security for the London Museum. “The safety of our visitors and staff is paramount, and the integration of Callmy Alert ensures we are not only compliant with Martyn’s Law but also equipped with modern tools to manage emergencies swiftly and efficiently.”

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Callmy Alert – an easy way to buy!

 

CCS logoCallmy Alert Services Now Available via Crown Commercial’s Low Value Purchase System

Callmy Ltd is pleased to announce that its Callmy Alert mass notification and personal safety services are now available through the UK Government’s Crown Commercial Service (CCS) Low Value Purchase System (LVPS).

This development enables public sector organisations to procure Callmy Alert services quickly and cost-effectively, without the need for a lengthy procurement process. The availability of Callmy services on the LVPS ensures that schools, universities, emergency services, and local authorities can access proven solutions to support critical communications, lone worker protection, and wider public safety initiatives.

Tony Watson, CEO of Callmy Ltd, commented:
“We are proud that Callmy Alert is now accessible via the Crown Commercial Service’s Low Value Purchase System. This represents an important milestone in our mission to provide secure, resilient, and easy-to-deploy services that help public sector organisations meet their safety and communication challenges. By being part of the LVPS, we are making it simpler for customers to benefit from our technology and to strengthen their preparedness and compliance with evolving safety requirements.”

For further information, or to procure Callmy Alert via the CCS Low Value Purchase System, please contact us.

Video: Enhancing Driver Security with Callmy’s Lone Working Device

We’re excited to announce a new video showcasing how our innovative Lone Working Device is transforming driver security.

The device is designed to provide peace of mind for drivers on the road by offering real-time monitoring, instant alerts, and emergency response features. Watch the video to see how it works and how it helps keep drivers safe during their shifts.

Press Release: Churches Fire Security Ltd Enhances Staff Safety with Callmy Alert

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Hampshire, United KIngdom – Churches Fire Security Ltd, a leading provider of fire safety and security solutions, is proud to announce the implementation of Callmy Alert, a cutting-edge lone worker safety solution, for the protection of its staff working in isolation across various sites in the UK.

The new partnership with Callmy, a trusted provider emergency communication services, underscores Churches Fire Security’s ongoing commitment to the health, safety, and well-being of its employees, particularly those working alone in potentially hazardous environments.

Enhancing Lone Worker Security

As part of their continuous efforts to ensure a secure working environment, Churches Fire Security have integrated Callmy Alert with their 24×7 Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) to provide real-time monitoring and comprehensive support for staff members whilst working alone – the ARC providing immediate assistance should an emergency arise.

Callmy Alert’s innovative system offers automated either an app-based capability or a physical device that provide users with timed check-

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Birmingham City University choose Callmy Alert

BCU SignBirmingham City University Implements Callmy Alert Mass Notification Service, Elevating Campus Safety

Birmingham, UK – October 5, 2024 – Birmingham City University (BCU) is pleased to announce they are implementating the Callmy Alert Mass Notification service, enhancing the safety and communication infrastructure across its campuses and paving the way for compliance with the new “Martyn’s Law” legislation.

This strategic decision was made after a thorough completive analysis was made with similar products used in the sector. Callmy Alert being selected as the most favourable solution both operationally and commercially, offering a superior emergency management and communication solution for students, staff, and visitors.

The Callmy Alert system is renowned for its robust, reliable, and user-friendly mass notification capabilities, with features that also support personal safety and lone working security. It ensures that critical information is disseminated swiftly and effectively during emergencies, such as security incidents, severe weather conditions, or other urgent situations.

The implementation aligns with BCU’s ongoing commitment to providing a safe and secure learning environment, leveraging cutting-edge

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Getting Home Safely with Callmy Alert

Have you noticed the nights are drawing in?

With this in mind, we thought we would share our latest video, which illustrates how the Callmy Alert app can be used to demonstrate your duty of care, by ensuring your staff “get home safely”.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To find out how Callmy Alert can help to support your staff safety, critical communication and lone working security, please click here.

Callmy Proud To Support FANY(PRVC) Event

FANY logo and imageCallmy were delighted to support the First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Princess Royal’s Volunteer Corps) at their recent demonstration evening held at their Wellington Barracks HQ.

The event gave their supporters, the recipients of the Corps’ capabilities, employers of Corps members and other guests a chance to see how the FANY (PRVC) deploys, reacts and operates in times of crisis.

The demonstration was set against a real-life scenario and the Corps used their Callmy Alert service to illustrate how it supports the FANY’s rapid emergency deployment, and the mobilisation of their key capabilities. These include:

  • First Aid
  • Casualty Bureau
  • Emergency Rest Centre
  • Military Operations Room

The event was a great success and the attendees enjoyed the opportunity to view, first-hand, the vital work the FANY’s deliver.

About the FANY (PRVC)

The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry (Princess Royal’s Volunteer Corps), founded in 1907, is an all-female voluntary organisation which deploys multi-faceted rapid response teams to support civil and military authorities in times of crisis. These include the City of London Police, HQ London District (Army Headquarters), London Local Authorities (London Councils) and the Voluntary Sector (British Red Cross). In the past three years, FANYs have undertaken over 2,500 days of voluntary support to over 40 organisations.

To find out more about the FANY (PRVC) or to offer support, please click here.

To find out how Callmy Alert can help to support your emergency mobilisation, critical communication and personal safety, please click here.

Event News: Prevent – Detect – Respond

Event NewsJoin us for a free webinar on Tuesday, 7th November 2023 at 2pm

This webinar aims to provide context for how malicious and terrorist attacks occur. It’s not just about buying security equipment; effective security operations frequently entail looking at the entire attack cycle, including hostile reconnaissance, as well as managing communications and how a team reacts when an attack occurs.

In this 45 minute session we will explore:

– How an attack may be planned and how to identify behavioural triggers

– How security teams can improve their use of detection technology

– How communication plays a critical role in making a response

Our experts will take you through real examples of how we are helping customers today to Prevent, Detect and Respond to security threats and will be on hand in our Q&A session to answer all your questions.

Callmy are delighted to be supporting this event and we hope you can join us. Please here to register: https://lnkd.in/gbQAvZQn

Callmy Announce New SMS Broadcast Service

Woman with phoneWe are pleased to announce the Callmy Alert service now supports a new SMS broadcast feature.

 What does the SMS feature provide?

As an alternative to sending messages to user’s Callmy Alert app, you can now also send messages to their mobile as SMS.

Why has SMS been introduced into the service?

We recognise there are some scenarios where you have the responsibility to deliver important messages to end users, but it’s not always practical to install an app on their phone – such as visitors to your sites or temporary contractors – this may currently be a consideration with your plans for Martyn’s Law.

If you now simply add user’s mobile number, via the Callmy Alert Portal, and allocate them to an appropriate message group, they become part of your emergency communication community. In a scenario where you need to lockdown a site or warn of an imminent threat, you know your regular users will receive messages via the app (installed on their phone, table tablet or desktop) and your more informal contacts will be alerted via SMS.

A premium service

As the service will be used for critical situations where a fast response is required, from potentially a large number of users, having a reliable service with none of the normal bottlenecks is vital. We have engineered a carrier class service with a high degree of capacity, with the intelligence to navigate around potential network disruption.

From a resilience perspective the SMS service also creates a useful fallback channel that overcomes situations where data connectivity is lost, possibly due to a cyber-attack, or just isn’t available.

How fast is the delivery?

We have operationalised a “Carrier Class” SMS gateway to support the delivery. Messages are delivered at a rate of 1,000 per second and being carrier class, high levels of resilience and performance are introduced.

We hope you find this feature useful and please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Martyn’s Law Webinar

Martyn's Law WebinarWe are pleased to be supporting an IFSEC webinar on the new “Martyn’s Law Protect Duty” with our our partner Peoplesafe.

With the recently published Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill, also known as Martyn’s Law, the government have finally started to outline what is expected of Publicly Accessible Locations (PALs). Organising a response and communicating clearly was one of the key issues outlined in the enquiry and is now part of the draft bill.

Communicating across an organisation to ensure the command teams are mobilised quickly and effectively is a vital part to reacting well to a crisis, as is getting the right type of communication to every level of your organisation. With clearer outlines in this draft bill on what is expected by PALs, it is now something that will come more into focus for all those affected by this forthcoming legislation.

When you attend this webinar, you will learn:

  • The key expectations from the draft bill
  • What the bill expects from PALs with regard to communication
  • How to mobilise and communicate to different response levels across an organisation
  • How to ensure all communications are clear and consistent
  • Ways to audit communications
  • Best practice from a real-life case study

Please use this link to register: https://www.ifsecglobal.com/resources-1/webinar-preparing-for-the-terrorism-protection-of-premises-bill-the-role-of-critical-communications/

If you are unable to attend but would like to discuss this subject further, please click here.