In focus:The Emergency Services Show

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.

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.

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.

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.

Drawing on lessons from the 2023 Underfall Yard fire, Historic England explores why emergency planning, heritage crime prevention and clear salvage priorities are essential to protecting historic sites when every minute counts.

The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show has partnered with TeamPolice ahead of the 2026 edition of the show, creating new opportunities to connect with police professionals, suppliers and industry leaders.

A clinical team leader at North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) is leading a project to improve cardiac arrest outcomes by using data captured by defibrillators to strengthen learning, feedback and patient care.

Simon Ash, UK and Ireland Sales Manager at HAIX, discusses how incremental innovation in PPE footwear and user-led design can provide the marginal gains necessary to improve firefighter turnout times and operational performance.

East Midlands Airport has become the first mainland airport in the UK to introduce telemetry into its firefighting operations, with the deployment of new self-contained breathing apparatus and entry control technology designed to improve firefighter safety during incidents.

London Ambulance Service has added 77 new electric emergency vehicles to its frontline fleet, further strengthening what is now the UK’s largest fleet of fully electric ambulance vehicles.