Emergency Services Times

Broden Media Ltd is the publisher of Emergency Services Times magazine and is located in Nutfield, Surrey. This UK-based company specializes in publishing and organizing events for the public sector, particularly for emergency services. Broden Media is committed to offering great value to its customers while ensuring a high-quality experience for both readers and attendees. The company's primary goal is to help its audience enhance public safety.

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South Wales fire service launches new leadership academy | Cheshire harnessing AI to help identify stalking behaviours sooner

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) has launched its Operational Training, Leadership and Personal Development Academy. And an artificial intelligence (AI) capability is being developed in Cheshire, enabling complex stalking behaviours to be identified at an early stage. Don’t forget to bookmark this page and check back daily to stay abreast of the latest news in the emergency services sector.
Cheshire harnessing AI to help identify stalking behaviours sooner

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

An artificial intelligence (AI) capability is being developed in Cheshire, enabling complex stalking behaviours to be identified at an early stage. This is as a result of a successful £300,000 bid to the Police STAR Fund, made by Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC). PCC Price is driving forward solutions to modernise policing, with the introduction of AI to help streamline processes. “It’s vital that the Constabulary adopts technology and uses it to help tackle crime.
Fire services mark Mental Health Awareness Week with powerful new films

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

With fire and rescue services up and down the country marking Mental Health Awareness Week this week, two have shared powerful films designed to help people who may be struggling. Avon Fire and Rescue Service’s (AF&RS) film focuses on one of its firefighters, Tom, who who has turned his own mental health journey into a mission to support others, raise awareness, and promote open conversations around wellbeing and neurodiversity.
Multi-agency Blue Light Hub gets new community mossaic

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

A new community mosaic has been unveiled at a collaborative hub in Milton Keynes which is home to the city’s police, ambulance and fire and rescue services. The Blue Light Hub, which opened in June 2020, integrates Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service (BFRS) with Thames Valley Police (TVP) and South-Central Ambulance Service (SCAS), fostering greater collaboration between emergency services.
South Wales fire service launches new leadership academy

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) has launched its Operational Training, Leadership and Personal Development Academy to empower staff across the organisation to become innovative, compassionate and successful leaders. The service has seen substantial changes over the last 18 months, following the Fenella Morris Review with new staff, strategies, protocols and ways of thinking pushing the organisation forward.
London Fire Brigade signs £20m contract for new mobilising system

2 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | Catherine Levin

Continuing its relationship with the capital’s fire service, NEC Software Solutions has won a major contract to supply London Fire Brigade with a new emergency response and mobilising system due to roll out later next year. After a competitive procurement process, the £20m five-year contract was confirmed last month with NEC Software Solutions providing more detail today.
North Hyde Review releases interim findings | Trailblazing mental health scheme supports over 30k Londoners

3 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

A review into the debilitating North Hyde Substation outage in March, which led to the closure of Heathrow Airport, has released its interim findings. And over 30,000 Londoners experiencing a mental health crisis have been treated by specialist teams at the UK’s busiest ambulance service. Don’t forget to bookmark this page and check back daily to stay abreast of the latest news in the emergency services sector.
North Hyde Review releases interim findings as root cause of fire remains unknown

3 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

A review into the debilitating North Hyde Substation outage in March, which led to the closure of Heathrow Airport, has released its interim findings ahead of the final report expected by the end of June. The substation blaze on 20 March 2025 left Europe’s biggest airport with no choice but to close for 16 hours, impacting more than 270,000 air passenger journeys.
Police chief takes on new role for charity

3 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

The Chief Constable of Staffordshire Police, Chris Noble, has taken on the role of chairperson for a charity that supports the loved ones of officers and staff lost in service. Care of Police Survivors (COPS) is a UK charity based in the force’s area, with policing colleagues and members of the public locally, nationally and internationally raising funds for its vital work.
Wiltshire Police's ICT team receives international recognition for use of robotic automation

3 days ago | emergencyservicestimes.com | James Devonshire

Wiltshire Police’s ICT Robotic Delivery Team has received international recognition for its pioneering use of robotic process automation (RPA), winning a prestigious award at the SS&C Blue Prism Customer Excellence Awards held in New York. The team was named the winner in the Rising Star category, an accolade that celebrates emerging leaders in intelligent automation.