Police

In this practical session, join Kieran Stanbridge who will share tactics on how to influence Parliament to change legislation so that retired police dogs get a pension, just like their handlers.

For the first of three sessions hosted by The Emergency Planning Society, a panel of experts will explore the critical role of communication in fostering trust, collaboration, and empowerment. Discuss …

Across major incidents from Grenfell to the Manchester Arena, public inquiries have exposed a consistent thread: well-intentioned leaders placed in critical positions without the tools, training, or r …

Do you want to draw attention to your charity’s great work? Listen to Sudden Cardiac Arrest as they share how they set a Guinness World Record and how you can do the same. 

Shift work is tough — on your body and your mind. That’s why staying active is key to keeping strong, resilient, and ready for whatever the job throws at you. Because looking after you helps you look …

Join Ortus Technologies at the Emergency Services Show for a high-impact Emergency ECG Masterclass designed for frontline professionals. Led by renowned clinician and educator Mark Whitbread, this ses …

For over a century, the police’s use of fingerprints as a form of evidence has largely remained a manual process. The complexity of working with fingerprint lifts at crime scenes is challenging but a vital part of investigations. This is why the Digital Fingerprint Capability is a revolution for forensics and the team will share how this has developed and how it integrates with key policing technology and infrastructure.

This session explores the UK’s national resilience capability, the case for a defence-oriented posture, and the growing need for skilled emergency planners. The panel will discuss talent pipelines, in …

Few police forces own live facial recognition technology but many have tried it in places like Silverstone and in the case of the Met, they are using it every week across London. In this session hear …

With a new book focused on burnout and using case studies from the emergency services, Dr Richard Duggins is the perfect person to share his tips with the show this year. We are delighted that he is j …

In a first for the show, we're hosting a special meet up where we're giving you the chance to meet dogs and their handlers who are working in various roles across the emergency services. You may have …

Stephen Krajewski from Windracers will showcase the ULTRA heavy-lift drone, a game-changer for emergency services and defence. From parachute drops to navigating GPS-denied environments, he’ll explore …

Charly Rhodes, Director of boobydoo, joins us to discuss the often-overlooked issue of breast support in physically demanding roles. With experience fitting elite athletes, military personnel and emer …

In this final morning panel, experts will explore how the UK can strengthen resilience in the face of complex and evolving threats. Drawing on real-world experience, emerging best practices, and the g …

Shift work is tough - on your body and your mind. That’s why staying active is key to keeping strong, resilient, and ready for whatever the job throws at you. Because looking after you helps you look …

In a packed hour you'll hear from the Civil Aviation Authority who will update you on the latest position about using drones beyond visual line of sight and lead a discussion about the operational ben …

Join leading experts Dr Camilla De Camargo and Dr Stephanie Wallace from Lancaster University as they reveal the findings of the first national survey on police uniforms. They’ll explore how ill-fitti …

Mark Walden, Partnerships Manager at Agria Pet Insurance explores the emerging role of service dogs in emergency response and how targeted insurance can support their vital work. Attendees will learn …

This is your chance to meet Matthew Hopley, the National Police Chaplain and discover how chaplaincy is bringing pastoral care to all and the value it has not only in times of crisis but in day to day activities as well. 

This September sees the launch of BS 30417: Provision of Inclusive PPE – Guide, a new British Standard offering practical guidance on designing, selecting, and providing inclusive PPE and workwear. Ce …

It is our great pleasure to welcome Joy Allen, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Durham who is joining us on stage to talk about how she is forging ahead in her area to reduce violence against women and girls. Innovative and creative technology solutions are key to achieve this ambitious goal. Joy is joined by Durham Constabulary DI Andy Phillips. Together they will talk about how they are making changes in the control room and on the frontline as they seek to boost trust between victims and police officers.

Tender specifications are critical to securing the right products that deliver the quality and performance your teams need. Too often, specifications are limited or rely on outdated standards. This pa …

Shift work is tough - on your body and your mind. That’s why staying active is key to keeping strong, resilient, and ready for whatever the job throws at you. Because looking after you helps you look …

We are entering a new era of performative covert action and implausible deniability, where the perpetrators are often expendable local volunteers not professional spies. Will AI save us? Richard J. Al …

CPDme Founder and Innovation Director Andrew Ormerod brings over 20 years’ experience as an NHS Advanced Paramedic and digital health leader to this session on professional development. With frontline …

With AI fast becoming a big part of our lives, it's the same for the fire and rescue service. Each service is looking at what the potential is to drive efficiency and improve public safety. Finding wa …

Evaluating tender submissions is a complex process involving multiple stakeholders and subject matter experts. With fewer technical product specialists in the public sector, how can procurement teams …

Fire and police services and the armed forces are legally bound to analyse and publish their equality data. The Equality and Human Rights Commission is launching its first guidance on using equality data for uniformed services in Great Britain. Join our expert panel to find out how the guidance will help fire and police services and the armed forces comply with the law, tackle workforce harassment, discrimination and victimisation, improve staff recruitment and retention, and improve their reputation.

Discover the experiences of women working as lifeguards with the RNLI, from patrolling beaches to carrying out rescues at sea. This session shines a light on female representation in lifeguarding, the …