HRH The Princess Royal has visited Worthy Down to tour and open the Defence College of Logistics, Policing and Administration and The Royal Logistic Corps Museum. Over the last few years, the site, which is near Winchester in Hampshire, has undergone a £300-million transformation process to become a training centre for ...
The announcement in last week’s Queen’s Speech that the Government has made a promise to incorporate the Armed Forces Covenant into law is another great step forward in recognising the vital contribution made by the UK’s military community says Landmarc Support Services. Landmarc, which manages the UK National Defence Training Estate ...
Writing for Defence Online, Chris Sedgwick, Director of Security Operations at Talion examines what businesses can do to mitigate cyber security threats Businesses have experienced a lot of challenges over the past 12 months, however, one item that should never be deprioritised or ignored should be cyber security risk. The risk ...
Official DPRTE 2021 partners, DPRTE and DASA play key role in developing a new rapid sanitising technology that improves ambulance cleaning times and standards. A rapid call, launched in response to COVID-19, has trialled and installed a new method which cuts costs and cleaning times across the Welsh Ambulance Service. The coronavirus ...
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