At this year’s Emergency Tech Show, Zetron will be sharing how flexible communications and dispatch technologies help organisations modernise at a pace that works for them.

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.

A look at how Derbyshire Constabulary is building a technology ecoystem around NEC’s ControlWorks solution in its control room and how it’s improving public contact.

After just six months in operation, two police forces have found that using artificial intelligence to assist non-emergency calls is already reducing pressure on control rooms as demand grows.

In a recent update about the delivery of the Emergency Services Network, mission critical communications solutions provider Zetron will be responsible for providing specialist control room capabilities.

Exhibiting at The Emergency Tech Show this year, Critico shares how its innovation is built on a legacy stretching back 30 years.

Nominations have opened for the Control Room Awards 2026, which recognise the work of control room staff across the emergency services.

Frequentis has delivered a fully integrated, cloud-based control room system for West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS), the first mission-critical deployment of its kind for a UK emergency service.

Emergency services in England are set to share information faster during incidents as a new communications system rolls out across fire and rescue services.

Fire and rescue teams in Norfolk, Suffolk and Hertfordshire are improving response times and boosting the region’s resiliency with Motorola Solutions’ Guardian Hub.