Gill Kernick has updated her 2021 book Catastrophe and Systemic Change to include the Grenfell Inquiry findings and reflect on what has changed in the last five years.

A new feature-length documentary, Grenfell Uncovered is now available on Netflix.

Mobeen Azhar and Matt Horne tell the story of breaking the encrypted messaging system called EncroChat that meant UK policing and forces across Europe could listen in to and gather evidence that led to thousands of arrests.

Kate Lamble returns to host a new 10 part BBC Radio 4 series that charts the Grenfell Tower Fire from a flat on the fourth floor of Grenfell Tower through years of the public inquiry to now, two weeks before inquiry chair Sir Martin Moore Bick is due to publish his second report.

A review of the 50th year of the National Association of Police Fleet Managers’ Event at Telford.

A great insight into how volunteers and frontline responders work together in the wildest places, Sally Seed reviews the BBC’s series SOS: Extreme Rescues.

Shantha Dickinson listens to this five part Radio 4 series that lifts the lid on modern Britain and asks what social changes could fix the problems of modern Britain.

Adam Kay joined The Emergency Services Show to share his experience of working in the NHS and to emphasise the need to focus on the mental health of staff.

Attracting over 100 delegates, new independent networking group for the UK fire safety industry, Women Talking Fire hosted its first conference with the theme of ‘the future of fire.’

Speakers at the 2023 Emergency Services Show provide their insights on connection between fires and electric vehicles.