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Crew Commander and dog handler receives local hero recognition at Holyrood
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) Crew Commander received a local hero recognition at an event held at Holyrood to mark the 25th anniversary of the opening of the Scottish Parliament.
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Hundreds of young people across Scotland to benefit from new fire skills accreditation
Ayrshire College has been appointed the new accrediting body to recognise hundreds of young people across Scotland who are expected to take part in a course led by firefighters.
50 Emergency Service Workers Participate in Water Rescue Training on the River Spey
Around 50 emergency service workers took part in a water rescue training exercise on the River Spey in Fochabers on Saturday, 5 October.
Women in the Fire Service event
We held our first Women in the Fire Service event at our National Headquarters in Cambuslang on 28 and 29 September, 2024
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Children’s cancer charity thanks Kirkcaldy firefighters for special day at the fire station
On Saturday, 21 September, Green Watch Kirkcaldy hosted a Team Jak pop-up event.
Highland firefighter who suffered cardiac arrest during shinty match given long service award
Inverness firefighter who suffered cardiac arrest during shinty match given long service award
200 years of SFRS recognised at Scottish Parliament
Two centuries of Scottish fire and rescue services was recognised at a parliamentary reception in Holyrood this week.
Firefighters help Disney princesses learn CPR at colourful ‘Killie-Con’
Firefighters in Ayrshire switched their uniforms for cosplay at their recent Killie Con event.
Dundee law graduate finds purpose as 999 call handler helping people in times of crisis
When you dial 999 in an emergency, the voice on the other end of the line could be someone like Louise Kettles.
Firefighter Control talks about lifesaving career after battling rare disease
When Samuel Bell was a baby, he was only given months to live. If he did survive, doctors said he would face a lifetime of challenges.