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Many of history’s deadliest building fires have been in nightclubs: here’s why they’re so dangerous

Milad Haghani21 March 2025

Nightclubs have been the site of some of history’s deadliest fires, with the recent Pulse nightclub tragedy in North Macedonia claiming 59 lives. Milad Haghani, Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, examines why these venues are so vulnerable and what can be done to prevent future disasters.

Police are failing to deliver a minimum standard of service, according to the UK public

Adam Crawford7 March 2025

Adam Crawford, Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice at the University of Leeds and Chair in Policing and Social Justice at the University of York, explores the UK government’s £200 million investment in neighbourhood policing.

Technology Sponsored

Fire Survival Guidance: Providing data to enhance response and public safety

Bruce Clark1 March 2025

Effective coordination between control rooms and incident command is critical in high-risk fires. Bruce Clark, Product Manager at NEC Insights, explores how NEC’s Fire Survival Guidance app enhances response by integrating real-time updates, reducing reliance on voice communications and ensuring a shared operational picture across agencies.

Technology

From special measures to top marks for call handling

Lanna Deamer21 February 2025

In 2022, West Midlands Police faced major call handling challenges. Deputy Editor Lanna Deamer speaks to Assistant Chief Constable Matt Welsted about how AI has improved efficiency, enhanced service delivery and created a model that could transform policing across the UK.

Technology

Boosting productivity through thoughtful tech will free more time for bobbies on the beat

Catherine Levin31 January 2025

UK policing is a big spender when it comes to technology, so when a national report on the state of digital government shows that the blockers to getting it right are no different to those experienced in policing, the timing is right to talk to NPCC Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Lead Chief Constable, Rob Carden.

People and skills

Training and equipping firefighters in Nepal takes a special kind of dedication

John Aitchison24 January 2025

Having been deployed to respond to the Nepal earthquake in 2015, John Aitchison says it had a ‘profound effect’ on him and he’s been involved with them and Fire Aid ever since.

Frontline

The Aftercare Volunteers bringing additional support to patients and families

Natalie Ashley23 January 2025

East Anglian Air Ambulance’s new Aftercare Volunteer scheme is transforming recovery support. Natalie Ashley, Aftercare Clinical Liaison Lead, highlights how volunteers are providing emotional connections and practical help, ensuring holistic care for patients and families long after the emergency.

Sustainability

LA fires show the human cost of climate-driven ‘whiplash’ between wet and dry extremes

Doug Specht17 January 2025

Doug Specht, Reader in Cultural Geography and Communication at the University of Westminster, explores how extreme wet and dry cycles, intensified by climate change, are fueling devastating January wildfires in Southern California.

Technology

From risk to reward: how digital-first leaders are key to policing’s future

Charlotte Hails10 January 2025

Policing is at a turning point when it comes to technology. Charlotte Hails, Head of Public Sector Vertical Strategy at Virgin Media O2 Business, explores how confident leadership, digital skills training, and strategic partnerships can empower police forces to embrace innovation, streamline processes, and foster a stronger digital culture for the challenges ahead.

Frontline

How the National Police Air Service and Lowland Rescue work together to save lives

Emily Butt9 January 2025

Emily Butt, Head of the Drone Search Department for Lowland Rescue, shares her experience of a 12-hour shift with the National Police Air Service crew at Husbands Bosworth, exploring how interoperability in the air saves lives.

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