Station Manager Vanessa Miles shares why she loves her job and her advice for other women considering a career in airport fire services.

London Fire Brigade has celebrated more than six decades of stewarding at The Championships, Wimbledon, with around 180 members of staff volunteering each day to help welcome spectators and keep one of the world’s biggest sporting events running safely.

Dr Keith Still shares how he started his decades long career in crowd science, bringing mathematical modelling and psychology together to help the emergency services understand the management of crowds.

A call handler has shared the moments when she realised she was taking the first call for the Huntingdon train stabbing where a 32 year old man attempted to murder ten people last November. Describing that experience as ‘terrifying,’ last night she received a national award for her calm bravery as the incident unfolded that day.

Launching a pilot programme in London and Greater Manchester, St John Ambulance is trying a new way to help meet increasing demand for event healthcare services.

The Home Secretary has confirmed Sir Andy Marsh QPM as the government’s preferred candidate for the role of HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in England and Wales and Chief Inspector of Fire & Rescue in England.

A new report commissioned by the College of Policing and led by former Home Secretary David Blunkett is proposing a fundamental overhaul of how policing attracts, recruits, develops, appoints and supports its leaders at all levels, in all ranks, grades and roles.

East Midlands Ambulance Service is now using female CPR mannequins thanks to a recent charitable donation as the Trust looks to support more inclusive training at events and boost public confidence about performing chest compressions on women.

Nine students have joined Essex & Herts Air Ambulance for its first Summer Research Programme, giving aspiring clinicians the opportunity to contribute to research aimed at improving pre-hospital emergency care.

The Community Safety Accreditation Scheme in Devon and Cornwall has grown in the last 20 years to show the benefit of policing designating limited powers to trained personnel working in community safety positions, such as street marshals, wardens and rangers.