Licensing SAVI was developed at the request of the Home Office by Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (Police CPI), which works alongside the Police Service to deter and reduce crime.

Well done to all involved and I look forward to working with more venues in Birmingham and the West Midlands who I know are keen to showcase their good work in increasing safety and security.”

Mark Morgan, Business Manager, Licensing SAVI, said: “I’m delighted to have PRYZM Birmingham accredited by Licensing SAVI and have had some really positive conversations with Adam about use of our self-assessment and the extensive measures they have in place at the venue, coupled with police feedback around the efforts undertaken to maximise the key issue of customer safety. The numerous initiatives that PRYZM Birmingham has in place include its We Care programme, onsite medic and dedicated medical room, customer care ambassadors, 100% searches on entry including metal detector arches and ID scanners, supported by CCTV throughout the venue. Being a responsible operator, we welcome initiatives such as Licensing SAVI, and are delighted to be the first in the West Midlands to receive this important accreditation that recognises the safety initiatives and training we have in place to keep our guests and employees safe.” PRYZM Birmingham’s general manager Adam Craig said: “We prioritise guest safety and wellbeing and work hard to make sure that we deliver memorable nights out for all the right reasons.

The venue hosts a number of events throughout the year, including weekly Fix Fridays and Lyfecode Saturdays, and bookable birthday, hen and stag parties. PRYZM Birmingham features four cutting-edge club rooms across three floors and a VIP luxury lounge, with world-class DJs and live performances offering a memorable clubbing experience. Located minutes from Birmingham’s bustling City Centre on Broad Street, PRYZM achieved this accolade after successfully taking part in a pioneering, police-led initiative to improve the safety and security of its premises for the benefit of staff, customers, and local communities.Īvailable as an on-line self-assessment, Licensing Security & Vulnerability Initiative (Licensing SAVI) brings together, for the first time, all the information that licensed premises need to comply with the requirements of local police and council licensing teams, achieve a star-rating and have the opportunity to apply for Licensing SAVI accreditation and an award. Birmingham superclub PRYZM, part of the REKOM Group, has become one of the first licensed premises in the West Midlands to receive a National Policing Award for Safety.

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