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London Ambulance Service has revealed that in the year to July 2026, ambulance crews and control room staff have reported 462 incidents of abuse while helping patients.
London Ambulance Service has revealed that in the year to July 2026, ambulance crews and control room staff have reported 462 incidents of abuse while helping patients.
Resilience is built long before an incident occurs. Across the prevention, preparedness, response and recovery (PPRR) cycle, it depends on strong partnerships, usable information and the ability to learn, adapt and sustain capability as risks and demands change.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has urged police forces to review their AI policies, warning that unclear guidance could leave officers and staff facing misconduct investigations without realising they have done anything wrong.
The Scottish Ambulance Service is adding 130 replacement vehicles to its fleet, including 70 emergency ambulances and 60 patient transport vehicles. The latest deliveries follow the arrival of 60 new ambulances since April, bringing the total number of new vehicles delivered to 190.
The World Fire Congress took place early in September. NFCC chief Phil Garrigan shares his thoughts on the event and what comes next.
Dr Lori Moore-Merrell, former US Fire Administrator talks about wildfire risk and what the UK can learn from the LA wildfires.
More than four in five UK fire and rescue services have changed emergency response arrangements because of concerns about access to sufficient firefighting water, new NFCC evidence has found.
A look at how the emergency services dependency on connectivity that holds when everything else fails and how building in resilience is critical long before the incident begins.
At The Emergency Services Show 2026, Dräger will demonstrate its role as a national resilience partner, supporting government, emergency responders and the wider resilience community to make better-informed decisions, build readiness for changing risks and simplify delivery in complex incident environments.
Dräger has appointed Alex Dryden as Government and National Resilience Business Development Manager to strengthen Dräger’s support for fire and rescue services and government organisations in furthering national resilience.
Air Ambulance Week has returned for 2026, shining a spotlight on the people and communities whose support helps keep the UK’s lifesaving air ambulance charities flying.
Former FEMA senior leaders share how the AIDE Initiative in the US is working to improve how emergency managers are using AI to boost public safety.
Find out why ZOLL is launching its new product at the show and why the company sees ESS as a key date in the calendar to share its innovations and solutions for the blue light community.