The emergency services’ most authoritative and collaborative event
Why attend The Blue Light Show 2026?
Designed for those responsible for protecting the public, improving operational resilience or enhancing cross-sector collaboration.
You will hear directly from those involved in real operations, public inquiries and major incident responses. Sessions will walk through how decisions were made, the challenges faced and how learning has been embedded to improve future outcomes.
Technical and operational oversight of the UK Public Emergency Call Service is provided by the 999 Liaison Committee, hosted by the Department for Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT).
Avon and Somerset Constabulary have worked with IBM on implementing a series of automations that has transformed the way they work – with unprecedented demand and the public’s appetite to see more police on the streets find out how the force have made significant efficiency savings for the benefit of all.
Recognition and celebration of innovation and success, as both individuals and as team members, is an important ingredient for galvanising a professional community spirit.
The Three Nines Children’s Charity offers a range of emotional, well-being and practical services to support children affected by trauma and hardship, helping them to heal and find resilience. In its first year, the charity delivered over 300 services to children and families across the country including Yorkshire, Northumberland, West Midlands, South Wales, Avon & Somerset, East Anglia and London.
Critical communications are evolving rapidly, with new technologies offering opportunities to enhance reliability, interoperability and operational capabilities for emergency services.
Emergency services will be better able to communicate and coordinate with each other - as well as partner agencies - during an incident as the ability to rapidly share incident and location data with partner agencies is rolled out to fire and rescue services (FRS) in England.
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