Lancashire officer appointed as new chief of police in Guernsey | Sussex Police chief constable rejoins force after short break

An officer from Lancashire Constabulary has been appointed as the new chief of police in Guernsey. And Jo Shiner has been reappointed as the chief constable of Sussex Police following a short break from the position.

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Lancashire officer appointed as new chief of police in Guernsey

An officer from Lancashire Constabulary has been appointed as the new chief of police in Guernsey. More via Emergency Services Times

Sussex Police chief constable rejoins force after short break

Jo Shiner has been reappointed as the chief constable of Sussex Police following a short break from the position. More via Emergency Services Times

Officers complete charity mission delivering emergency vehicles to The Gambia

A team of West Mercia Police officers have overcome obstacles to complete an intrepid adventure to deliver reconditioned fire engines and ambulances to The Gambia. More via Emergency Services Times

Lancashire Constabulary to deploy Motorola Solutions’ in-car video solution across entire fleet

Lancashire Constabulary will deploy Motorola Solutions‘ M500 in-car video solution across its entire fleet of vehicles. More via Emergency Services Times

Ambulance service trials enhanced internet connectivity at emergency departments

The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST) is trialling enhanced internet connectivity at four hospital emergency departments across its coverage area. More via Emergency Services Times

Brightlingsea Museum honours town’s 120-year-old fire service

Brightlingsea Fire and Rescue will be celebrated through a new exhibition at the Brightlingsea Museum, located on Station Road.

The exhibition highlights the rise of the station, from when it started as a voluntary fire brigade back in 1904, to the retained Essex Fire and Rescue Service of today. More via Clacton Gazette