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Company director Paul Thomson pleaded guilty to knowingly deploying Daniel Almond-Farrant, who was also prosecuted, as an unlicensed keyholder.
SIA Executive Director of Martyn’s Law Laura Gibb discusses April’s statutory guidance and other ongoing work to establish this new regulatory function.
Suspended SIA licence holder Tony Jones pleaded guilty to illegally working as a door supervisor and was fined £250.
SIA Chief Executive Michelle Russell's statement on the Statutory Instrument giving the SIA prescribed person status under the Public Interest Disclosure Act.
The Security Industry Authority has today (15 April 2026) launched a public consultation on its draft section 12 statutory guidance.
Statement from the Security Industry Authority (SIA) Chief Executive, Michelle Russell, marking one year since Royal Assent of Martyn’s Law.
SIA Martyn’s Law Director Laura Gibb marks the first anniversary of Royal Assent and looks ahead to publication of draft section 12 guidance for consultation.
What the changes are, when they will happen, and how they affect SIA licence applicants and licence holders.
Security company director Mohammed Shaba and his company Peack Global Security Ltd pleaded guilty to offences under the Private Security Industry Act (PSIA).
On 6 March His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), Kent Police and the SIA conducted a joint night‑time economy operation that took place in Canterbury.
Laura Gibb, the SIA's Executive Director for Martyn's Law, gives her thoughts after 10 weeks in the role.
From 1 April 2026 the cost for applying for an SIA licence for any sector will be £204, as the temporary £20 rebate scheme comes to an end.
Heather Baily QPM reflects on the SIA’s public protection role and its collaboration with the private security industry and partners during her time as chair.
A door supervisor who continued to work after his SIA licence expired, and the boss of the company who deployed him, have been convicted of multiple offences.
Mike Cunningham CBE QPM is to start his new role as Chair of the SIA on 1 March 2026. Appointed by the Home Office, his term as Chair will run for 3 years.
The Home Office has today (16 February 2026) confirmed its appointment of Mike Cunningham as the new Chair of the SIA.
The Security Industry Authority successfully reclaimed £40,941.60 from John Gaines, who was convicted of defrauding his security company’s employees in 2019.
Laura Gibb, the SIA's new Executive Director for Martyn's Law, gives her thoughts after 4 weeks in the role.
Caroline Corby re-appointed as a non-executive director of the Security Industry Authority (SIA).
Ronnie Megaughin of the SIA reflects on his time over the last year as Interim Executive Director working on Martyn's Law.
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