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Lancashire’s PC Nikki Nabi wins PFEW’s Outstanding Contribution to Women in Policing Award | Oxfordshire fire stations to get a green facelift

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Left to right: Zeg Awan, Chair of the Lancashire Police Federation; PC Nikki Nabi and Sacha Hatchett, Lancashire Chief Constable. Image credit: PFEW.

Lancashire Constabulary’s PC Nikki Nabi has won the Police Federation of England and Wales’ Outstanding Contribution to Women in Policing Award for 2025. And six fire stations across Oxfordshire are set to get a green facelift after the county council agreed a £10m plan.

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Lancashire’s PC Nikki Nabi wins PFEW’s Outstanding Contribution to Women in Policing Award

Lancashire Constabulary’s PC Nikki Nabi has won the Police Federation of England and Wales’ Outstanding Contribution to Women in Policing Award for 2025. More via Emergency Services Times

Oxfordshire fire stations to get a green facelift

Councillors in Oxfordshire County Council have agreed a plan to decarbonise six fire stations as part of a £10m package designed to achieve substantial carbon reductions across its estate. More via Emergency Services Times

Retired London ambulances donated to Ukraine

London Ambulance Service has donated 59 decommissioned ambulances to Ukraine to help provide care for those in warzones or civilians injured as the country remains at war. More via Emergency Services Times

Mountain Rescue England and Wales seeks a leader for the future

For the first time, the Trustees of Mountain Rescue England and Wales (MREW) are extending their search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) beyond the 47 teams that make up MREW. More via Emergency Services Times

New research reveals gap in CPR training in schools

There are worrying gaps in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) education in UK secondary schools, new research has revealed. More via Emergency Services Times

Northumbrian night-time economy workers trained to spot vulnerability

Almost 600 staff working across Northumbria’s night-time economy have now been trained to recognise signs of vulnerability and exploitation, as part of a growing initiative to improve safety in local areas. More via Emergency Services Times

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