💭 Did you know? In some cases, you need a detailed #forensicexamination to distinguish a real firearm from a replica, which matters because each falls under different #legislation. 👉 Find out more about firearms examination in our article: eu1.hubs.ly/H0thSf60 #firearms

Did you know you can access on demand #webinars hosted by our leading forensic experts across a wide range of disciplines? 👉 Explore our webinars: eu1.hubs.ly/H0wmZvb0 ✉️ After completing, don’t forget to email us at [email protected] to obtain a #CPD certificate.

At Forensic Access, our partnership with @UniofGreenwich helps connect forensic science education with real-world experience. Together, we’re supporting students through expert insight, industry engagement and opportunities to explore #forensics beyond the classroom.

When selecting a forensic expert, experience and reputation matter. Forensic Access connects clients with highly regarded scientists and experts across a wide range of forensic and medical services. 👉 Find out more: eu1.hubs.ly/H0wPZwR0 #ForensicScience #ExpertWitness

🎉 Celebrating 8 years of Deborah Rushton at Forensic Access! As Divisional Managing Director, Debbie's leadership, support and encouragement make a real difference to our team. 👏 Thank you for everything you do, Debbie, and congratulations on 8 years! #TeamFA

🎥 Watch the replay for our recent webinar: A Case of Strangulation. In this session, Caroline Crawford (Senior Scientist: Biology & Technical Lead) used a real, anonymised case to explore blood pattern, DNA, fibre and textile evidence. 👉 Watch now: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yww6D0

Join us tonight for our free CPD webinar, A Case of Strangulation. Caroline Crawford (Senior Scientist: Biology & Technical Lead) uses a real, anonymised case to explore blood pattern, DNA, fibre and textile evidence. 📅 15th October 2026 | 6pm BST 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywrRK0

Did you know that Forensic Access has leading experts in #bodyfluid analysis? Our #forensicexperts search for and identify a range of body fluids, which can be significant in various crime types, including assaults and sexual offences. Read more: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ybT9Z0

👏 This week, we’re celebrating Kieran Harris’ 5th anniversary with Forensic Access! As a Casework Manager, Kieran plays an important role in supporting our clients, experts and colleagues, helping to keep casework moving and finding solutions when challenges arise. #TeamNews

Register for our free CPD-certified webinar, A Case of Strangulation. Caroline Crawford (Senior Scientist: Biology & Technical Lead) uses a real, anonymised case to explore blood pattern, DNA, fibre and textile evidence. 📅 15th October 2026 | 6pm BST 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywrtv0

When should a forensic cold case review be instructed? A review may be appropriate where new information emerges, questions remain around earlier forensic findings, or advances in forensic science may assist a historic investigation. 👉 Find out more: eu1.hubs.ly/H0xsJpx0

Forensic Access delivers guest lectures and specialist training for forensic science students, sharing insight from active casework and expert witness experience. Sessions can be tailored to undergraduate or postgraduate courses. ✉️ Find out more: [email protected]

Register for our free CPD-certified webinar, A Case of Strangulation. Caroline Crawford (Senior Scientist: Biology & Technical Lead) uses a real, anonymised case to explore blood pattern, DNA, fibre and textile evidence. 📅 15th October 2026 | 6pm BST 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywrvG0

In the world of forensic biology, it’s not just whose DNA was found, but where and in what. Was it in blood spatter or a contact stain? Was the DNA in semen or saliva? Does that match the events described by the prosecution or the defence? #forensicbiology #DNA

📹 Watch the replay of our CPD-certified webinar: Threads of Evidence: The Examination of Damage to Textiles. In this session, Mike Wheelhouse (Reporting Forensic Scientist: Biology) explored how textile damage can help reconstruct an incident: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yCh8N0

Join our webinar today: Threads of Evidence: The Examination of Damage to Textiles. Mike Wheelhouse (Reporting Forensic Scientist) explores how textile damage can help reconstruct an incident, from the forces involved to implements used. 👉: eu1.hubs.ly/H0ywnsg0

At Forensic Access, our partnership with @UniofGreenwich helps connect forensic science education with real-world experience. Together, we’re supporting students through expert insight, industry engagement and opportunities to explore #forensics beyond the classroom.

The updated @CPSUK Rape and Serious Sexual Offences (RASSO) guidance emphasises robust case strategy and the effective use of expert evidence. 👉 Our article explores what this means when forensic biology evidence forms part of a sexual offence case: eu1.hubs.ly/H0yvRZJ0

This week, Mike Wheelhouse, Reporting Forensic Scientist: Biology at Forensic Access, is presenting at @2KBW Chambers. Mike will share insights into #DNA and biological evidence, its interpretation and limitations, and considerations when challenging #forensic findings.

Join our webinar next week: Threads of Evidence: The Examination of Damage to Textiles. Mike Wheelhouse (Reporting Forensic Scientist) explores how textile damage can help reconstruct an incident, from the forces involved to implements used. 👉: eu1.hubs.ly/H0xPBv10