Ahead of exhibiting in the Microsoft Partner Pavilion at The Emergency Tech Show 2026, D2NA discusses cyber resilience, AI readiness and helping emergency services modernise with confidence.

Phoenix Software has completed its transition to become a dedicated public sector IT specialist, following a strategic change announced by Bytes Technology Group earlier this year.

Find out what Ballyclare is offering fire and rescue services under the new NFCC framework which is now available for use.

In the second in a series focused on Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, Station Manager Mike Lord shares how body worn video is making a huge difference to operational response.

The National Police Chiefs’ Council has committed to the creation of a new national standard for the use of lights on police vehicles which is paving the way a consistent approach across all emergency service fleets.

Independently performed spatial analysis and modelling ensures that every strategic decision is grounded in evidence, writes Gary Randle, Head of Product – Geospatial Solutions at NEC Software Solutions.

The National Police Air Service has welcomed confirmation from the UK Minister of State for Policing and Crime that funding has been approved for two additional brand-new police helicopters as part of a major fleet replacement programme.

Registration is now open for The Emergency Services Show 2026, co-located with The Emergency Tech Show 2026, returning to the NEC Birmingham on 16-17 September 2026.

Cleveland Fire Brigade will introduce four new fire engines into frontline service by the end of May as part of an ongoing investment in its operational fleet.

A rare 1929 ambulance owned by St John Ambulance has returned to the road following a major restoration project funded through external grants.