More than 200 city centre venues have taken part in counter-terror training as part of their commitment to 'Martyn's Law'. With the opening of the Christmas Markets and many people organising seasonal social events for the first time in two years, Manchester city centre is busier than ever.
After taking a brutal hit during the pandemic, it represents a welcome boost for the hospitality industry. But last weekend's bomb attack in Liverpool and the raising of the terror threat level to 'severe ' were reminders that vigilance is key.
On Tuesday, staff from hundreds of venues across Manchester city centre attended a free counter-terror training session at the Frog and Bucket.
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