A security seminar for places of worship is being held in Bradford following recent attacks in Sri Lanka and New Zealand.
The event on Saturday morning (27 April) at the University of Bradford will bring together experts from the emergency services, Bradford Council and faith groups to pass on advice to keep worshippers and buildings safe.
The meeting will also help launch an increased government fund that groups can take advantage of to protect places of worship.
Applications for a share of the Home Office's £1.6 million Places of Worship scheme will be accepted in July. It will provide financial support for physical protective security such as fencing, lighting and CCTV.
The free seminar at the Horton Wing Barn of the University of Bradford on Richmond Road will start at 10.00am with signing in from 9.30am.

Controversial 500MW Solar Farm Spanning Milton Keynes and Northamptonshire Approved Despite Environmental Concerns
Nine People Charged with 49 Offences Following Major Police Raids in Rochdale
Calderdale Youth Justice Service Praised for Supporting Young People Despite Inspection Rating
Bradford Driver Jailed After Ramming Police Car in Huddersfield
Labour Loses Control of Hounslow Council After Councillor Charged with Fraud
Manchester Communities Invited to Apply for Remembrance Sunday Grants
Keighley Women and Children’s Centre Completes Major Expansion
Milton Keynes Man Convicted of Daesh-Related Terrorism Offences
Leeds Bradford Airport Workers Announce 48-Hour Strike
Bradford Youngsters to Mark World Food Day with Cookery Challenge
Four Men Charged Following Series of Warrants in Rochdale
Legal Show
Remix Saturdays
Bhangra Nights
Alim OnAir