In this whitepaper, produced from research and consultancy undertaken on behalf of Airwave, Hayden Newton, QAM, examines the case for greater collaboration and joint working.

Every six minutes, 1 of our 300,000 users relies on the emergency button to summon urgent assistance.

Hayden Newton outlines his vision for the future of the UK ambulance services.

Euros Evans, Airwave’s Chief Technology Officer, looks at how we are working to deliver enhanced data for critical communications

The needs of public safety organisations are evolving. Police, fire and ambulance services, as well as other public service agencies need to be more efficient and effective than ever before if they are to be successful in an environment of on-going austerity and fast-paced technological evolution

Keith Turner, Former Chief Constable of Gwent Police, discusses what it means to offer Mission Critical Communications.

West Yorkshire Police are transforming front-line policing by selecting Pronto. Their major programme of change will free up valuable resources and bring greater efficiencies.

Airwave experts will be on hand to give live demonstrations of Pronto and our Location Analytics & Sharing Services.

Airwave supported the 2014 NATO Summit in Wales, providing coverage for 9,500 police officers from aroud the UK

Airwave recently demonstrated its latest digital policing solutions at the 2015 CCME event in Dubai, which was attended by 1000+ senior critical communications professionals

Together with Lothian & Borders Police, Pronto has resolved issues with collecting evidence on the front line, leading to cost savings and more reliable police data.

Advance planning means that Airwave is in the best possible position to respond to any situation.

Mark Jones, Head of Business Continuity and Emergency Planning for Airwave talks about Emergency and Resilience Planning.

Together with Lanarkshire NHS Trust, Pronto has facilitated handheld patient data capture on a bespoke solution.

Chief Technology Officer Euros Evans discusses the preparations for mission critical LTE

Following the launch of Collaborate, our expert technical lead Henry Kay talks more about the benefits and innovations found within this new service.

The Airwave Network and Service are critical to the work of the emergency services during severe weather.

London 2012 showed Great Britain at its best and Airwave is proud to be part of that success.

The blizzards of Spring 2013 saw areas cut off by snow struggling with unavailable commercial mobile networks, but Airwave kept communities in touch ...

The Airwave Network delivered crucial support during the unprecedented London riots of 2011.

An unusually dry Spring led to one of the largest fires ever dealt with by Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS)…

David Hallows, North Wales Service Manager and Airwave custodian for the British Red Cross, describes two events where the Airwave Service proved its worth.

Airwave’s Omniguard – providing confidence and support to lone workers

London Underground utilises the Airwave service for enhanced emergency service communication and public safety.