Three hundred new police officers, who are being recruited by West Yorkshire Police, will study for a degree as part of their training, which aims to equip student officers with Continue Reading →
‘Who Can Care For Me Now?’ recalls one woman’s journey fraught with unknowns and a bold reminder of what it really means to provide care, in this raw and heartfelt Continue Reading →
The firefighters’ union FBU has said a TV documentary on the failings that contributed to the Grenfell tower block tragedy should throw the focus onto a wider malaise that has Continue Reading →
How emerging technologies are improving the efficiency and operational effectiveness of emergency response is set to be the key focus of The Emergency Services Show 2019, the UK’s largest event Continue Reading →
Babcock has emblazoned one of its life-saving air ambulance helicopters with a spectacular garland of exactly 100 poppies – one for each year since the guns in the First World Continue Reading →
The Emergency Services Show, which returned to Birmingham’s NEC on 19 and 20 September, attracted over 8,300 visitors and buyers, representing a record ten per cent increase on its previous Continue Reading →
Central Bedfordshire Council has made provision for its community safety and traffic and parking officers to use new wearable cameras, and any offenders will be warned that the video evidence Continue Reading →
Rescuers who spent more than 1,500 hours helping people in north-east England during the ‘Beast from the East’ cold spell earlier this year have been commended by Northumbria Police.
Unions have welcomed a new law that will make it a criminal offence to assault emergency workers including police, paramedics, firefighters, prison officers, search and rescue personnel and custody officers.
The prison officers’ union, the POA, took protest action over the huge rise in violence in Britain’s prisons. It was triggered by a letter from Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Continue Reading →