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His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has launched a strategic review into how violence is policed across Scotland.
His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland has launched a strategic review into how violence is policed across Scotland.
After years hosted by Hertfordshire Constabulary under the leadership of former chief Charlie Hall, the JESIP team is on the move to its new home in Tyne and Wear Fire and Rescue Service.
More than nine years after the Grenfell Tower fire that lead to the deaths of 72 people, the Met Police has completed its mammoth task of working through the evidence to present cases to the Crown Prosecution Service so that they can decide who should be charged with criminal offences.
In the third and final report from this year’s World Fire Congress, the Commissioner of the Singapore Civil Defence Force Eric Yap tells us why gathering in London is deepening fire service collaboration across the globe and provides a valuable insight about the experience of Singapore.
The World Fire Congress took place early in September. NFCC chief Phil Garrigan shares his thoughts on the event and what comes next.
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.
In its latest annual report on the state of policing, HMICFRS says that it supports police reform as it will strengthen the system, but the complexity of that change needs the government to listen to diverse views, manage the risk and ensure it is properly funded.
The Welsh Ambulance Service is quietly reshaping what cultural change can look like in a national emergency service, with Director…
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.
The government’s latest devolution plans could reshape how policing, fire and other public services are governed across England. Simon Angelides and Dr Zoe Cookson of The Consultation Institute examine what the proposed reforms mean for accountability, public trust and why meaningful consultation will be critical to making them work.
Twelve months after its launch, the APPG for Volunteer Search and Rescue is delivering tangible policy wins and helping to move an under-recognised part of the UK’s resilience system up the political agenda.
Advanced foundation trust status is a marker of excellence for health providers with NHS England confirming that North West Ambulance Service and Yorkshire Ambulance Service are on the list of 16 organisations selected for assessment under this programme.
The government has updated the National Risk Register with seven new risks that reflect the changing world with more than half of them focused on cyber and digital and says it will launch a national resilience awareness campaign later this year.