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Join us today as we open the doors to The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show at the NEC in Birmingham. It is an opportunity to learn, connect and be inspired over two days where we bring you 500+ suppliers and 150+ speakers across many stages and – in a first for us – a live podcast studio on the show floor.
We bring suppliers together under one roof for two days to give you the chance to have those important conversations that lead to solutions that make a real difference to public safety.
AI is transforming the workforce but what does it look like in the emergency services? Visit The Emergency Tech Show to see what innovation is taking place and attend sessions in the Microsoft Pavilion where their partners are sharing case studies of what works.
We continue our commitment to you to provide high quality CPD-accredited content. With so much content on offer, you will be spoilt for choice as you look at the programme available across seven stages:
- Protecting the Protectors – sponsored by TEXPORT
- People & Skills- sponsored by CPDme
- Emergency Tech Leaders – sponsored by AWS
- Community Hub – in partnership with the VCS Emergencies Partnership
- Microsoft Pavilion partner stage
- College of Paramedics training
- Tech Hub filled with tech talks
The Community Hub is new for 2025 and is there for you to take part in 25-minute bite size sessions varying from hands-on CPR training, to learning how to fundraise millions for charity. Take advantage of the chance to meet the dogs of the emergency services at our meet up at 1100 on both days of the show.
September is a busy time for all of us and it is the culmination of 12 months work for us here at Nineteen Group, the home of the shows and Emergency Services Times. Our team is on site supporting the show but also taking part in features – that includes testing their blood type with the NHS Blood and Transplant Service on stand K230 and taking part in a CPR-a-thon on the West Midlands Ambulance Service stand on B190. Continuous CPR for 15.5 hours of the show is a tall order, so be sure to take your turn and help them out.
And then pause on your way to the outside space for some fresh air to chat with our exhibitors, pop on a pair of silent headphones and listen in to our live podcast recordings. Emergency Services Times has its own podcast, For Every Response, and we have a packed programme of interviews lined up just for you.
Not registered yet but want to come along? Visit The Emergency Services Show or The Emergency Tech Show to grab your free pass to join us on 17 and 18 September.
