Christmas market terror threats: An urgent review of protective security is required

29th November 2022Andrew Staniforth, Policing Insight

A recent incident in which a car was driven into a crowded UK Christmas market has highlighted once again the vulnerabilities of such public festive events; while there were no injuries and the incident was not terror related, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth argues that, given the sustained terror threat to crowded places, a review of protective security measures at Christmas markets is urgently needed.

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Christmas market terror threats: An urgent review of protective security is required

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