PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO THE SENSITIVE NATURE OF CONTENT PRESENTED AND DISCUSSED AT THIS EVENT, REGISTRATION IS ONLY OPEN TO POLICE AND PROFESSIONALS WORKING WITHIN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.

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Fuelling Investigations at The British Motor Museum

This one-day conference will discuss how forensic techniques in the examination of marks – such as toolmarks, tyre marks and footwear impressions, and traces – such as lubricants, fibres, paint, glass and noxious substances, can significantly enhance investigative outcomes.

During the day you will hear from experts from across both Eurofins Forensic Services and Cellmark Forensic Services as well as respected colleagues from the criminal justice system. We will explore how close collaboration is helping to maximise forensic evidence recovery and providing valuable information and assisting in the interpretation of activity pertinent to investigations. We will present the joint strategies devised and the benefits of working collaboratively across case types involving a variety of scientific disciplines. Case studies presented will consider how this approach has driven investigations forwards, from volume crime to highly complex and challenging cases.

Please use the 'Register Now' button to reserve your place via Eventbrite. 

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To register for 'Driving Forwards Marks and Traces' please click the button below to purchase tickets via Eventbrite.

EARLYBIRD PRICE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE 

Tickets will be £110 +VAT until 16th January 2026. After the 16th January, the price will be increasing to £125 +VAT.

Please note that due to the sensitive nature of content at this event, registration is only open to police and professionals working within the criminal justice system.


Please email any questions to help@forensic-services.co.uk. 

When, Where, Who

  • EARLYBIRD PRICE - £110 +VAT per person, including lunch and an evening drinks reception. Earlybird tickets are available until the end of 2025.

    General Sale - £125 +VAT

    Ticket fees are payable online or via invoice. Please register via Eventbrite using the registration links on this page. 

  • 3rd June 2026

  • British Motor Museum, Gaydon

    Please see below for details on the best ways to travel.

  • Due to the sensitive nature of content presented and discussed at this event, registration is only open to police and professionals working within the criminal justice system.

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Getting There

  • The British Motor Museum is five minutes from Junction 12 of the M40, on the B4100 near the village of Gaydon. It is signed locally with brown Motor Museum road signs.

    Exit the M40 at Junction 12 and turn left, following the brown Motor Museum signs. Continue for approximately 1 mile and the entrance to the British Motor Museum is on your left.

    If using a Sat Nav for directions we recommend you enter the British Motor Museum as a point of interest rather than using the postcode. 

    The Museum has free and ample parking for its Museum visitors. 

  • The nearest mainline rail stations are at Warwick (8 miles), Leamington Spa (8 miles) and Banbury (11 miles). Taxi services are available to and from the station, or you can pre-book with the venue's recommended supplier White House Cars – call 07854 028461.

  • The regular bus service which visits the British Motor Museum operates between Kenilworth and Kineton (No. X77). For an up-to-date timetable visit the Stagecoach website.  

  • Birmingham International Airport is approximately a 30-minute car/taxi journey.