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Leadership

Rewiring the state: what devolution means for police and fire governance

Simon Angelides10 August 2026

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.

Leadership ESS2026

Seven new risks added to National Risk Register

Catherine Levin17 July 2026

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.

Leadership ESS2026

Resilience under review with new ‘call for views’ on Civil Contingencies Act

Catherine Levin16 July 2026

The Cabinet Office has started its five yearly review of the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 and looking at whether current arrangements work and the impact of changes to governance arrangements for emergency services and local authorities.

Leadership

Delivering public safety in an evolving landscape

Laura Gibb10 July 2026

Laura Gibb, Executive Director at the Security Industry Authority, reflects on the impact of Martyn’s Law on emergency services.

Leadership ESS2026

Boost to fire service response to wildfires as government reveals new kit and specialist training

Catherine Levin22 June 2026

The government has announced the deployment of new kit and specialist training for firefighters in England as wildfire season takes hold and temperatures rise this week.

Leadership

Options for College of Fire and Rescue now out for consultation

Catherine Levin21 May 2026

Professional standards and modern regulation should support the fire safety system in England, says the Fire Minister as a new consultation launches about the creation of a College of Fire and Rescue.

Leadership

The five government Bills emergency services should watch this Parliament

Catherine Levin18 May 2026

The King’s Speech on 13 May confirmed the upcoming parliamentary programme and there is much for the emergency services to watch as police reform, NHS modernisation, fire safety and cyber resilience will see huge changes taking place.

Frontline

Government sets out new plan to improve firefighter health and long-term support

Lanna Deamer20 April 2026

The government has announced plans to introduce a new agreement aimed at improving the long-term health and wellbeing of firefighters, alongside fresh investment in research to better understand the risks associated with the role.

Leadership

Important step forward for Martyn’s Law as guidance published

Catherine Levin16 April 2026

The government has published new guidance that explains how those responsible for premises and events can determine whether they fall within the scope of Martyn’s Law and how to comply with their legal duties.

Leadership

UK Resilience Academy to expand national standards for resilience and emergencies

Caitlin Barr2 April 2026

UK Resilience Academy (part of the Cabinet Office) has launched a national stakeholder consultation in partnership with The Workforce Development Trust on a set of proposed standards designed to strengthen strategic capability in resilience and emergency preparedness across the UK.

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