Forces partner to support victims of police-perpetrated domestic abuse

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Dorset Police and Wiltshire Police have introduced a joint protocol to support victims of police-perpetrated domestic abuse, offering independent case officers to build trust and encourage reporting. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Pimloc transforms digital evidence handling with smart redaction and AI search

As the volume of video and audio evidence grows, Pimloc’s Secure Redact platform is helping UK police forces automate redaction, accelerate investigations and maintain compliance, while boosting public trust through privacy-first technology. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Gloucestershire fire service removed from special measures

Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service has been removed from special measures by the inspectorate after it made improvements against a cause of concern that was flagged during a previous inspection. Read more via Emergency Services Times

RSPCA warns that XL Bully ban is failing to protect the public

The RSPCA has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the recent ban on XL Bully dogs, warning that despite thousands of suspected banned dogs being seized by police forces and hundreds euthanised, attacks and fatalities have continued. Read more via Emergency Services Times

West Midlands Ambulance Service awarded £142k grant to boost emergency survival rates

West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) has secured a £141,970 grant to help improve survival chances in life-threatening emergencies, such as out-of-hospital cardiac arrests. Read more via Emergency Services Times