Analysis: What next for arson?
The Arson Prevention Forum, an organisation designed to bring together relevant parties to share ideas, good practice and trends on the fight against arson, has hit pause on holding meetings. Post investigates why and what next where it comes to tackling arson.
The APF was born out of a merger of the Arson Control Forum and the Arson Prevention Bureau in 2012. The APB had been set up as an industry initiative in the 1990s while the ACF, created in 2001, was
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