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Are you ready to get Glittered?

Two checks, about ten minutes. The first tells you whether you qualify. The second shows how much of the Glitter Standard you are already doing without knowing it. Answer for the venue as it is tonight.

Stage 1 · Qualify

Six core competencies

Based on Best Bar None, our chosen partner and what every good venue needs. They line up with most other venue safety schemes around the country too. Every venue needs all six in place before it can go for the Glitter Standard and if you hold Best Bar None you already have them.

Stage 2 · Head start

The Ten

Practical questions about what already happens on your door, at your bar and in your toilets. Most venues find they are part of the way there on several of the Ten already.

Stage 1. The six core competencies

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This is where every Glittered venue needs to be. It is very achievable and you will not do it alone.

A free 15 minute callWe go through your answers and tell you exactly what closes each gap.
A template for every oneFill in your venue's details and it is done. Most take under an hour.
Good practice guidesShort, plain guides that take you from in place to good practice, shared on your call.

Stage 2. Your head start on the Ten

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For each of the Ten, the things a venue might already be doing. Yes, Partly or Not yet. There are no wrong answers here; it tells us where to start.

Get your results, your free guide and a 15 minute call

Send us your results and you get the free Glitter Standard guide straight away: what the Standard is, where we come from and the schemes worth knowing, from Ask for Angela and National Pubwatch to Purple Flag and Street Pastors. We then email you within two working days to book your free 15 minute call. The templates and good practice guides for any of the six you need come with the call. No spam, no hard sell.

Indicative only. Accreditation is confirmed by checking your evidence, then an unannounced visit.