WCoFF NEWS Desk
The Board of Directors of the Institution have appointed Roy Bishop as Acting Chief Executive following the resignation of the previous Chief Executive. This is while they carefully consider how best to take the IFE forward in both leadership and structure over the coming months and into the future. Roy’s email address is roy.bishop@ife.org.uk. He will be well known to most of you as a ...
New rescue equipment to help get people out of trouble in Bedfordshire’s waterways
To help rescue people in trouble in open water, Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS) is working with partners to install rescue equipment in areas noted as high-risk.
The rescue equipment is attached to water safety boards and is being installed in 12 locations across Bedford Borough, Central Bedford ...
Incense Sticks Safety Advice - Cambridgeshire FRS
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) has issued safety advice about the use of incense sticks after they were involved in two separate house fires.
Crews attended a house fire in Keyston in Huntingdonshire on the morning of April 30, while less than an hour later crews were called to similar fire in Soham.
A fire service ...
London Fire Brigade has today appointed Assistant Commissioners Richard Mills and Andy Roe as its new Deputy Commissioners.
Current Deputy Commissioner and Director for Safety and Assurance Steve Apter leaves the Brigade next month to become the Deputy Chief Fire Officer of Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service and Isle of Wight Fire and Rescue Service. Tom George, the Brigade’s Deputy ...
Surrey Fire & Rescue Service Open Day – Reigate Fire Station
On Saturday July 20th we returned to Reigate Fire Station to take part in the Surrey Fire & Rescue Service Open Day.
The Worshipful Company of Firefighters displayed memorabilia and information at this event, at which there was a large attendance by the public.
The centrepiece of our contribution was a display by The M ...
A significant number of deliberate fires across the county during April has sparked concern for fire officers.
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service’s firefighters responded to 91 fires that were started deliberately last month, an increase of 34 from the previous month and 48 more than last year. These incidents were spread across various locations, with some specific areas showing consid ...