With a renewed national focus on the value and importance of Intelligence, the 2026 NPCC National Intelligence Conference will explore how we collectively reinvigorate Intelligence led policing across the UK.

This symposium will provide stakeholders, including representatives from the police, NHS, schools, charities, and local authorities, with an opportunity to examine the underlying causes of knife crime and how these should be addressed and to formulate national and local strategies to bring about meaningful change. It will also offer delegates an opportunity to explore how practitioners from across the police service, education, health and third sector can improve collaboration and develop early intervention strategies to tackle knife crime.

Beyond Bureaucracy is a one-day conference bringing together academics, industry leaders, policymakers, and frontline practitioners to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the criminal justice system.

Join us in person to dive into First Nations Police Governance and connect with our communities for our 2nd annual conference.

This timely symposium will offer police officers, community safety partnerships, local safeguarding boards and other key stakeholders, with a timely and invaluable opportunity to exchange ideas, share best practice and develop innovative strategies to effectively respond to the growing risks associated with serious and organised crime.

Every two years, the CACP Information & Communications Technology (ICT) Committee brings together the country’s top public safety technology leaders to connect, collaborate, and chart the path forward. More than just a conference, this summit is a catalyst for bold ideas, national alignment, and shared progress.

Stay ahead of the curve at this annual marquee event where police associations and employers come together to explore the latest insights, strategies, and best practices on a range of issues affecting police workplaces.

The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), College of Policing and the National Centre for Violence Against Women and Girls and Public Protection (NCVPP) will be holding their inaugural VAWG and Public Protection Conference. The conference will serve as a call to action for senior policing leaders and partner agencies, driven by research that informs and improves frontline practice. Centring victim voices throughout, the event will feature keynote speakers, workshops, and thematic strands which will examine lessons learned, case studies, digital and data-driven innovation, and the intersection with neighbourhood policing.

The TACTICS for Change conference brings together practitioners, police professionals, victim-support specialists, researchers, and policymakers from across Europe to share evidence-based strategies and build stronger systems for preventing and responding to domestic violence.

Serious organised acquisitive crime leaves a deep and lasting footprint across society; one measured not just in stolen goods, but in shattered lives, strained businesses, and staggering economic disruption. This conference will examine the far-reaching consequences of crimes such as burglary, vehicle theft, retail crime, freight and logistics disruption and infrastructure sabotage. We’ll explore how victims face emotional and financial trauma, businesses struggle under repeat victimisation, employees endure workplace violence, and the wider economy absorbs the impact - from inflated retail prices to stalled transport systems. With a focus on quantifying and understanding these costs, this event will bring together law enforcement, policymakers, researchers, industry partners, and community leaders to confront the scale of the problem and consider real solutions.

The Cityforum Transforming Police Public Contact forum has been running for six years and has become the annual gathering for the police contact management and control room community. Cityforum will continue its work with the National Police Chiefs’ Council Contact Management and Digital Public Contact team and is currently developing the 2026 agenda.

Security & Policing, the official UK Government global security event, returns to the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre between 10-12 March 2026. Hosted by the Home Office’s Joint Security & Resilience Centre (JSaRC), Security & Policing offers a world‐class opportunity to meet and discuss the latest advances in delivering national security and resilience with leading UK suppliers, UK and overseas Government officials and senior decision makers across the law enforcement and security sectors.

The Australian Institute of Criminology will be hosting the AIC 2026 Conference on 17-18 March 2026. The theme of this year’s conference will be Transnational Serious and Organised Crime (TSOC) and the aim of the event is to present the latest research on TSOC and how this can be applied to policy and practice.

Join us at The Digital Policing Conference 2026 to hear the latest on modernising and innovating policing services. This conference will bring together experts, policymakers, law enforcement leaders, and technology innovators to explore the ongoing digital transformation within policing and its broader societal impacts.

The BAPCO Annual Event unites the UK's public safety community – where emergency services experts, technology innovators, and decision-makers connect to shape the future of emergency response.

In a world where challenges to public safety grow more urgent and complex, and threats become ever more interconnected, MTX (Milipol TechX) stands as a beacon of innovation, collaboration, and global ingenuity.

The congress for decision makers from security authorities, police and industry. The aim is to strengthen the dialog between authorities and enable participants to make new contacts with colleagues from all over the world.

We again organize the closed event for authorities only again covering all subject and product areas of internal security, law enforcement and homeland defence.

This summit, co-hosted by the CACP Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Committee and the CACP Human Resource & Learning Committee, brings together police leaders, managers, and practitioners to explore the people-centered challenges and opportunities shaping modern policing.

Hosted at Swansea University and attended by 250+ delegates from countries around the world, the TASM Conference is one of the leading international conferences on extremist and terrorist use of online platforms. Attended by a wide range of stakeholders, including tech companies, governments, law enforcement, regulators, civil society and researchers from many different academic disciplines, the conference features keynote presentations from leading experts and a selection of 30+ breakout sessions featuring 100+ speakers.

The World Police Summit, hosted by Dubai Police, is set to return to the Dubai World Trade Centre. In 2025, the summit witnessed close to 53,000 in footfall, from over 110 countries, this global platform unites law enforcement professionals, policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators to redefine the standards of modern policing.

Nottingham Trent University are thrilled to be hosting the British Society of Criminology Conference 2026. The theme for this year's conference is "Building Resilience and Hope into Criminology and Criminal Justice."

This conference showcases practical, policy-relevant research with a direct bearing on effective criminal justice administration and crime prevention. The event serves as a platform for bringing together policymakers, academics and influential stakeholders from public, private, and university sectors.

The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) is looking forward to hosting its 121st Annual Summit from August 16 – 18, 2026 in beautiful Edmonton, Alberta. This forward-looking program equips police leaders with the skills and insight needed to navigate the dynamic realities of modern policing.