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Is the UK National Resilience Framework missing something?

David Alexander21 March 2024

In this article, David E Alexander explores how the UK Government Resilience Framework is praised for practicality but criticised for neglecting gender, minorities, and disabilities.

Comment

Peer intervention as a tool for improving culture in the emergency services

Graham Goulden21 March 2024

Drawing on his experience as a police officer in Scotland, Graham looks at bystander training as a tool to assist cultural improvement in emergency services.

Technology

Police get money for first responder drones, but new tech won’t solve the issues facing UK forces

John Coxhead14 March 2024

First published in The Conversation, John Coxhead, Professor of Policing, Crime prevention, Learning & Innovation at the University of East London shares his take on the recent funding boost for drones as first responders.

People and skills

The story of Avon and Somerset’s first female police dog handler

Leigh Hext14 March 2024

Here Leigh Hext shares her story as the first female dog handler with Avon and Somerset Police.

People and skills

Strides made but challenges remain: a reflection on emergency services this International Women’s Day

Lanna Deamer8 March 2024

Against the backdrop of an increasing number of women in the emergency services, this article explores the strides made in breaking gender norms and fostering an inclusive workplace.

Frontline

Weathering the storm: enhancing civil preparedness and flood resilience

Dan Cartwright7 March 2024

With recent storms wreaking havoc across the UK, how can we as a country prepare better for future civil challenges? Dan Cartwright, a Civil Preparedness Partner at Capita, argues that the government’s new resilience framework is a good start, but that the key to enhance preparedness is through creating a ‘zero responder’ approach.

People and skills

Improving inclusivity in the British Transport Police

Ellen Clowes26 February 2024

Ellen Clowes, Learning Delivery Coordinator and Special Constable at British Transport Police, shares her inspirational journey from childhood dreams to serving as a police officer, overcoming health challenges and promoting inclusivity.

Leadership

Blue light partnerships at risk if local authorities run out of cash

Catherine Levin15 February 2024

In a recent Emergency Services Times webinar, Professor Pete Murphy and Stuart Hoddinott spoke about how the lack of money for local authorities creates a problem for the emergency services that may not be obvious today, but will show itself in many different ways in the future.

From volunteer to career in the ambulance sector

Helen Vine13 February 2024

Helen Vine, Strategic Lead for Volunteering at the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives, provides an overview of ambulance volunteers and the potential career pathways that can stem from such experiences.

Comment

Fire service use of drones is evolving, but needs trust and support of communities to succeed

Tim Murrell31 January 2024

Tim Murrell, NFCC drones lead, provides an update on work the fire and rescue service is doing to evolve use of drones and robotics to improve firefighter safety. Addressing privacy and safety concerns of the public is also critical to the successful deployment of this technology.

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