After a busy year, UKRO chief Ian Greenman shares the new format for rescue events and developments in the wider training offer.

London Fire Brigade has become the 300th employer to achieve Living Hours accreditation from the Living Wage Foundation, marking a milestone for the scheme as more organisations commit to tackling insecure work.

As we welcome LearnPro Group to this year’s show, we find out more about its portfolio of brands and how they are being used to increase efficiency, reduce operational risk and improve data quality.

Having committed last year to honour the victims and survivors of terrorism with a day of remembrance, today marks the first formal recognition to raise greater public awareness of the lasting impact of terrorism.

Long-standing exhibitor, Ruth Lee joins the show under the Protect Medical Group banner and here we find out how through mixed 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.

As AI reshapes the way police forces manage public contact, Thames Valley Police and Hampshire Constabulary’s Clare Knibbs explains why technology should support rather than replace human judgement, while highlighting the importance of staff wellbeing, choice and inclusive leadership.

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.

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.

London Fire Brigade’s Borough Commander for Hammersmith and Fulham, Lucy Macleod, has been awarded a prestigious Winston Churchill fellowship.