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silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Taxman goes high-tech in fraud fight

£60m on secure Airwave system Read more

Feb 13, 2008

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Airwave heads out on the Highways Agency

Onward rolled out the 900 Read more

Mar 10, 2009

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Airwave eyeing Olympic network legacy

Airwave eyeing Olympic network legacy

Fun and Games Read more

Jun 9, 2009

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

'Airwave does do data - unlike what some of the media say'

'Airwave does do data - unlike what some of the media say'

CEO Richard Bobbett on the future of emergency services comms... Read more

Jun 11, 2009

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

£39m boost for London Olympics' emergency comms

Airwave beefed up in time for 2012 Games... Read more

Nov 3, 2009

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

Airwave sale will be no quick fix

O2 CEO warns of long lag Read more

Mar 1, 2007

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

O2 flogs Airwave unit for £2bn

Tetra packed off to Aussie bank Read more

Apr 19, 2007

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

London bombing report slams 999 radio network

London bombing report slams 999 radio network

Delays and problems with coverage of Airwave network... Read more

Aug 16, 2007

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

East England Ambulance rides the Airwave

Emergency comms get a shot in the arm Read more

Aug 24, 2007

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Police brains subject of 15-year radiation study

Police brains subject of 15-year radiation study

Government launches thorough probe of Airwave radio system Read more

May 23, 2003

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