Fire and rescue services are working with qualifications specialists SFJ Awards and the Fire Service College to review training and professional standards for fire investigators.

Taking place over 20 days, East of England Ambulance Service leads this multi-agency MTA exercise that is all part of the region’s preparedness.

New research explores how firefighters trained as coaches balance both roles, and how coaching can influence communication, self-awareness and relationships within the fire and rescue service. In the first of a new series, the research examines the benefits and challenges of peer coaching in a hierarchical environment.

Work has begun on the redevelopment of Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service’s Longfield Fire and Rescue Training Centre in Stevenage, following a major investment by Hertfordshire County Council.

A great insight into how the emergency services are training alongside the team at Transport for London to prepare for the risks arising from a new train line across London.

Discover this new facility that brings all of Midlands Air Ambulance Charity learning opportunities under one recognised name to share lifesaving knowledge beyond frontline operations.

For the first time, the World Extreme Medicine Fund (WEMF) will be speaking at The Emergency Services Show on the new Resilience360 stage, supporting the show’s wider pledge to raise the standard of urgent care and response across emergency services.

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

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.

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.