Author: Catherine Levin

Long-standing exhibitor, Ruth Lee joins the show under the Protect Medical Group banner and here we find out how through virtual reality innovation, training with their manikins is closing the gap between simulation and reality.

With the country recovering from relentless heat, London Ambulance Service has invested in four new underwater drones to boost its water incident response capability.

Camilla De Camargo shares how her research into police uniform has uncovered a postcode lottery when it comes to officer access to kit that says a lot about the culture of a force.

The government has issued a temporary ban on the sale of disposable BBQs as it looks to reduce risk of wildfires during the continued heatwaves across the country.

Ahead of his appearance at The Emergency Services Show, Stockholm fire chief Peter Arnevall shares how his service operates in a rapidly changing risk landscape shaped by geopolitics, climate change and evolving working practices.

With the Public Switched Telephone Network switch-off set for January 2027, BT’s Steve Blackshaw provides a useful update on the risks of not being prepared.

Having tested out live facial recognition technology first at London Bridge train station back in February, British Transport Police is expanding its trials to include the London Underground with its first deployment at Victoria station this week.

Lincolnshire Resilience Forum is working at a hyper local level to collectively build knowledge, plans, and confidence within its communities to stand strong together to respond to risks from flooding and severe weather to power outages.

After a 33 year career in policing, Chief Constable Mark Roberts QPM, is retiring from the top job at Cheshire Constabulary with PCC Dan Price yet to set out a timetable for the appointment of his successor.

As AI becomes embedded in everyday technology, emergency services face the challenge of embracing innovation without compromising safety. Mark Rice explores how Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service is developing a practical, governance-led approach to AI adoption that balances opportunity with responsibility.