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This report clearly shows that Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) is delivering high-quality services to the communities across all 10 of the judgement areas. HWFRS has been graded ‘Good’ in nine and ‘Adequate’ in only one area. This is an improvement on the previous report in 2023 and major improvement from the report published in 2021. This report also s...


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The event, which celebrates the Fire and Rescue Service’s 30th anniversary, will take place at Carmarthen Fire Station, Lime Grove Avenue, Carmarthen, SA31 1SP, from 10.30am until 4pm.

The free community event will offer visitors the opportunity to meet firefighters, learn more about the work of the Service and enjoy a range of family-friendly activiti...


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The acquisition establishes PTSG as the UK’s largest passive fire business, creating an unrivalled position to support customers across the full spectrum of fire safety and regulatory compliance.

The acquisition further reinforces PTSG’s strategy of investing in specialist businesses operating in regulation-led markets, expanding the Group’s expertise ...


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Firefighters from Dogsthorpe White Watch were called to a house in Peterborough in the early hours of Saturday morning, after the couple returned from holiday to find a fire had ripped through their bedroom.

A fire service spokesperson said: “This was a distressing situation to find after being away. There was significant damage to the room, however be...


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With the hot weather set to continue, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service is urging everyone planning celebrations to think twice about lighting fires and BBQs on dry grassland and avoid entering open water, especially with the ongoing incident at Holme Fen.

Last year 16-year-old Jack Lloyd tragically lost his life after jumping into open water near Peterborough, af...


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