Modernising Criminal Justice 2026
Driving System-Wide Change, Saving Time, Protecting People
Featured Sessions for Policing Leaders
AI in Practice: What’s Working Across the Justice Sector
Dylan Alldridge
Deputy Director,
Strategy & Coordination
Police AI
(National Centre for AI in Policing)
Adam Boyse
Director of Technology and
Business Engagement
Met Police
Precise Policing: Data, AI and the Future of Operations
The Blunkett Review on Policing: Recommendations and Implications
Rt Hon Lord David Blunkett PC
Police Leadership Commission
Ministerial Keynote Address
Rt Hon Lord James Timpson OBE DL
Minister of State for
Prisons and Probation
Ministry of Justice
Why Attend
✔ FREE TO ATTEND for police and other public sector
✔ Gain practical solutions to current policing challenges
✔ Build connections across the justice system
✔ Learn what’s working from real-world implementation
✔ Strengthen your approach to AI, data and digital transformation
✔ Ensure policing’s voice is heard in system-wide reform
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"I met vendors who still want to make a difference! I walked away with more ideas to help Wiltshire Police than I could have possibly imagined"
Wiltshire Constabulary, Lead DBA
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"I have been attending annually for nearly 20 years and always find it invaluable."
Criminal Justice Operations Manager, Essex Police
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"Really good informative day, with a good mixture of seminars and focus groups"
Integrated Offender Management Lead, Devon & Cornwall Police
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"It is a good sounding board for the direction of CJ, also great networking due to the attendees and speakers".
Technical Architect, Police Digital Service
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"Very informative and good to keep up to date with what's available to help us in our work"
Police Staff Investigator, Thames Valley Police
Who You’ll Meet
National
Policy Leads
Central & Local Government
Tech &
IT Leaders
Prisons &
Probation
Law
Enforcement
Courts &
Prosecution
What You’ll Gain
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How AI is being used in real policing environments
What “precise policing” means for frontline effectiveness
How better data improves decision-making and reduces risk
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400 senior voices from across the whole CJS, shaping national reform
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Understand the real-world implications of the Leveson, Gauke and Blunkett Reviews, and what they mean for:
Force performance
Workforce models
Cross-agency working
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Key themes directly relevant to policing:
Reducing demand through better system coordination
Improving case progression and court outcomes
Using AI to free up officer time and increase efficiency
Strengthening the response to VAWG and victim experience
Building a digitally capable workforce
Featured Sessions for Policing Leaders
Transforming the Victim Experience
Alison Hernandez
Independent Police and Crime Commissioner
Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Milan Bollegala
Technical Business Analyst
PDS
Supporting and Delivering the Digital Strategy
Supporting and Delivering the Digital Strategy
Richard Meffen
Digital Fingerprint Capability Programme Director
PDS
Overcoming Backlogs and Modernising Infrastructure
Ben Stephenson
Detective Sergeant, Partnership & Prosecution Reform Team
Met Prosecutions OCU
