Publications
This strategy increases awareness amongst our stakeholders and provides valuable opportunities for advertisements both of our members products and services and our events and services.
When looking for a publisher or advertiser to carry our members content we advise that service levels and scams are considered. These are discussed at the bottom of this page.
Those publications marked with a star are not produced directly or on behalf of A|D|S.
Public Security Magazine
The A|D|S Public Security Directory
The ACPO/Home Office UK Police Directory*
Policing Today*
Resilience*
The Emergency Planning Directory*
The A|D|S Defence Register
Public Security is the quarterly official journal of A|D|S Security sector, the trade body representing the UK's public security supply industry.
Copies are carefully delivered to a subscriber list that includes police forces, prisons, customs, border guard’s immigration, fire, airport & seaport authorities and all Government security agencies including those of the defence ministries and military services concerned with public security and national resilience.
Public Security is read by a unique audience of over 60,000 Chief Officers, Procurement Officers, and Technical Officers in the disciplines shown below
• The top 16 ACPO posts in every UK Police force.
• Decision makers in all 160 Prisons in the UK
• All Defence Attaches in Embassies in London
• The Fire & Rescue Services.
• Customs & Excise Purchasing,
• HM Coastguard
• Aviation, Maritime and EEZ Security, Immigration & Civil Defence bodies
• British Embassies worldwide
• British Government Offices in the UK.
• British Embassy Commercial Officers with local knowledge of police etc. purchasing.
• HMG’s UK Trade & Investment.
• Important contacts in UK and overseas markets.
• Agents and distributors in selected market areas.
• Specialist and operational groups
For more information about Public Security magazine please click here.
For advertising costs or more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or see the website www.keywayspublishing.com
The A|D|S Public Security Directory is a key resource for purchasers and a sales support service for suppliers in the policing and security sectors. It is the official Directory of the security sector of A|D|S –
It brings together suppliers and customers, including those in major overseas markets, in a single authoritative and usable volume. Overseas, the directory is issued to commercial staff at selected British Embassies and High Commissions. Since the first issue it has assisted UK business development worth many millions of pounds.
Published annually in December of each year, typical recipients of this directory include purchasing officers and equipment specifiers from the Police, Customs & Excise, and Prison Service, Immigration Service, emergency services and key Government officials together with;
• The top 16 ACPO posts in every UK Police force,
• Decision makers in all 160 Prisons in the UK
• All Defence Attaches in Embassies in London
• The Fire & Rescue Services.
• Customs & Excise Purchasing,
• HM Coastguard
• The Home Office
• Aviation, Maritime and EEZ Security, Immigration & Civil Defence bodies
• British Embassies worldwide
• British Government Offices in the UK.
• British Embassy Commercial Officers with local knowledge of police etc. purchasing.
• HMG’s UK Trade & Investment.
• The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO)
• Ministry of Justice
• National Offender Management Service (NOMS)
• Department of Business Enterprise & Regulatory Reform (BERR)
• The Ministry of Defence (MoD)
For advertising costs or more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or see the website www.keywayspublishing.com
The ACPO/Home Office UK Police Directory is an unmatched source of contact information for the UK Police Service - provided from within the police service itself in co-operation with the official organisation which represents all the senior police officers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland - The Association of Chief Police Officers
Published annually in December, in conjunction with ACPO, Information is arranged logically and clearly in over 550 pages in this award-winning directory, reflecting current practices and most importantly is up-to-date and authenticated by the many organisations concerned. It covers hundreds of useful organisations, outlining their responsibilities and aims, including:
• Key contacts (with email and fax) in all UK Police organisations, including Scotland
• Comprehensive details of force structures
• Jurisdiction area maps
• Non-Police Law enforcement agencies
• The Criminal Justice system
• The Criminal Law courts
To purchase a copy or for advertising costs and more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or www.keywayspublishing.com
Policing Today is the official bi-monthly Journal of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), the national policy-making body for the 43 forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Over 2000 copies are subscribed to and read by senior police officers in the UK and overseas, members of other criminal justice agencies, academics and researchers The journal includes in-depth articles by top national and international contributors as well as serving senior officers covering the main developments in contemporary policing and related issues.
Every issue carries news on Policing & Strategy, Learning and Development, Operational matters, Case Studies, Educational and Self improvement courses, News from ACPO and the latest senior appointments as well reports on major crime-fighting initiatives and technological innovations by forces, a regular round-up of legal matters and book reviews
For advertising costs or more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or see the website www.keywayspublishing.com
Resilience is the official quarterly magazine of The Emergency Planning Society the United Kingdom’s recognised Body for all professionals involved in emergency Planning, crisis management and disaster response.
Over 6000 copies are subscribed to by members of the EPS which is made up of local and National government emergency planning officers, those from heavy industry, utilities, emergency services, volunteer and disaster response Organisations, educational establishments, the legal Profession and independent consultants. Articles in Resilience address all aspects of Emergency planning including utility provision, Public services, CBRN, business continuity, local government response, emergency services, Contingency planning, Comah, aid agency roles, terrorism, risk assessment and management, national government guidelines - including the Civil Contingencies Act and latest EPS news.
For advertising costs or more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com
The Emergency Planning Directory is an annual indispensable 360 page source of reliable contact information, for named and responsible officers of every Category One and Two Response units, as well as national agencies and voluntary teams in the UK. The Directory which is fully supported by The Emergency Planning Society provides a crucial reference document for professional civil contingency managers and staff in the public sector, local government and private sector companies. Information is arranged logically and clearly, reflecting current practices, and provides detailed listings of national, local and voluntary agencies across the UK including all Category One and Category Two responders, over 100 central government departments and national agencies, the main charities and voluntary networks, major industrial and commercial safety officers and many top training bodies.
To purchase a copy or for advertising costs and more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or www.keywayspublishing.com
The A|D|S Defence Register provides a detailed database of Defence products and services available in the UK for buyers worldwide in one authoritative volume. The defence sector of A|D|S represents the interests of UK companies, large and small, who are concerned in any way with selling products or services to government agencies or defence contractors in the UK and overseas. The annual Register which is published in December of each year provides a detailed database of products and services available in the UK for buyers worldwide.
The Register brings together defence suppliers and customers - including major overseas markets - in one single authoritative volume. Over 2000 copies of The Register are circulated within the UK defence industry with government co-operation and overseas through the DMA's specific network of contacts which includes the UK's defence and commercial attaches.
The A|D|S Defence Register is carefully delivered worldwide to amongst others;
• UK MoD, DEC’S &IPT’S
• UK MoD Agencies and other PROCUREMENT Officials
• UK Defence Attaches and Advisers overseas
• Overseas Defence Attaches and advisers in London
• Overseas Government purchasing offices and agencies
• Defence Industry Trade associations overseas
• An increasing list of DMA contacts overseas
• Key Overseas exhibitions
• A|D|S defence Members
• On demand worldwide on CD format
For advertising costs or more information please contact David Holden on (01993) 709545 or david.holden@keywayspublishing.com or see the website www.keywayspublishing.com
SERVICE LEVELS
Keyways publishing who produce the Journals and Directories shown, will always give clients both a verbal and written quotation on any advertising discussion before final agreement which will then be followed by a formal written confirmation of order for subsequent confirmed bookings.
In most cases payment is required upon publication where the client is sent an account advice together with a complimentary copy of the publication concerned.
SCAM PUBLISHING
Our advice to those wary of scam publishing would be to get written confirmation of final price and circulation figure before agreeing to anything. Asking to see a copy of the publication that is being discussed in advance of placing any firm order is essential.
Asking for the organisations website and a proper company email address of the person with whom you are dealing as well as their direct telephone line is also helpful.
(Personal email addresses and ‘websites under maintenance’ should always be treated with caution)
If one or more of these requirements cannot be satisfied proceed with caution!