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Wednesday 5 February 2014

Fire and Rescue News

 

Welcome to the February edition of the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service e-Newsletter

Date: Tuesday, February 04, 2014                                             


National Sprinkler Week

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting the very first National Sprinkler Week from 3rd - 9th February. The aim of Fire Sprinkler Week is to widen awareness of the safety benefits of sprinklers in preventing loss and improving fire safety in businesses and homes across the UK.
Did you know that sprinklers are the equivalent to having a firefighter ready and waiting in every room of your home or business?
Smoke alarms can warn of a fire, while sprinklers control the fire or even extinguish it completely.

Find out more information about National Sprinkler Week

Press release - Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service supports National Sprinkler Week campaign


Recruitment of on-call firefighters in Stockton Heath

We are looking for enthusiastic and willing people to work as on-call firefighters at Stockton Heath Fire Station in Warrington. We want to meet people who are enthusiastic and willing to work in a team environment and who would like to earn an additional income of around £5000 each year.

Anyone who is interested in finding out more about the on-call firefighter roles is welcome to attend an open day that is being held on Stockton Heath Fire Station on Wednesday 12 February from 1400 to 1600 to find out what being an on-call firefighter is all about.

Find out more about becoming an on-call firefighter in Stockton Heath

Find out about the role of an on-call firefighter


Stonewall Top 100

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service has been honoured twice by Stonewall this year. The Service made it into the top quarter of Stonewall’s annual top 100 list of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual (LBGT) friendly employers and Chief Fire Officer Paul Hancock was presented with Stonewall’s North West Senior Champion award.

You can read more about how we are championing inclusive workplace culture on our website:

Read our press release - The star-performing organisation changing perceptions of fire service

Read our press release - Star performing Service has star performing Chief


Valentine's Day safety advice

We are urging members of the public to stay safe in the home on Valentine's Day by following a few simple fire safety tips.

If you are planning a romantic candle-lit meal on Valentine’s Day be aware of the dangers of naked flames.

Read our Valentine's Day safety advice


National Chip Week

Reduce the chance of having a fire in your home, by throwing away your chip pan during National Chip Week (17th Feb - 23rd Feb).

Please do not use traditional chip pans, because they can cause fatal fires. There are other options for cooking chips which will keep you and your family safer. Please opt for an alternative to chip pans.

Find out more about National Chip Week


Two households saved by the bell after kitchen fires

Smoke alarms have helped to protect lives and property in two separate incidents, both involving fires in kitchens overnight between 23rd and 24th January.

One incident happened in Norley, with the second in Warrington.

Find out more about the two households that were saved by the bell after kitchen fires


Crewe Fire Cadets looking for new recruits

Crewe Fire Station is looking for young people to become Fire Cadets and is inviting anyone between the ages of 12 and 16 years of age to join.

We are keen to recruit young people to take part in this rewarding training scheme, which will not only be fun and enjoyable but will also give them the chance to learn new personal and social skills and potentially obtain a professional qualification.

Find out more about the fire cadet scheme in Crewe

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