No update on ESN for forces as fire and immigration trial system

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No update on ESN for forces as fire and immigration trial system

The long overdue Emergency Services Network will not be ready for roll out until 2024 according to a source.

Fire and immigration services have been using an early version of small parts of the network

Date - 13th March 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Stephen Webb, director of Law Enforcement Programmes at the Home Office, this week delivered a progress report to the annual BAPCO conference in Coventry on the long awaited replacement for the Airwave radio system. The system is currently still in...

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