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Daily Digest 24 November 2025

Festive security drive for delivery workers | ‘Fast. Fierce. Fatal.’ campaign targets lithium-ion battery fires

James Devonshire24 November 2025Updated:24 November 2025No Comments2 Mins Read

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Festive security drive for delivery workers

With Christmas fast approaching, Cheshire Constabulary is preparing to launch its annual campaign aimed at supporting delivery drivers and couriers during the busiest period of the year. Read more via Emergency Services Times

‘Fast. Fierce. Fatal.’ campaign targets lithium-ion battery fires

West Midlands Fire Service (WMFS) has launched a campaign, ‘Fast. Fierce. Fatal.’, to raise awareness of the risks associated with fires caused by lithium-ion batteries. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Police Care UK announces New Chair and Vice-Chair

Police Care UK has strengthened its senior leadership team with the appointment of a new Chair and Vice-Chair of Trustees, following the recent arrival of its new Chief Executive, Geoff Cheshire. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Beyond the headlines: Responsible reporting in the wake of major incidents

A look at IPSO’s upcoming webinar on responsible reporting of major incidents, exploring how journalists, emergency services, and survivors can work together to ensure accurate, sensitive and accountable coverage. Read more via Emergency Services Times

Putting communications at the heart of policing

Amanda Coleman argues that policing still faces the same pressures as before, and that only faster change, clearer communication and more diverse leadership will allow the sector to keep pace with society. Read more via Emergency Services Times

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