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Rechargeable battery fires are rising, warn firefighters
House fires involving rechargeable electrical devices such as vapes, laptops and e-bikes are on the rise.
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SFRS £3.2m investment delivers thousands of extra kits to Scottish firefighters
Firefighters across Scotland are receiving extra sets of personal protective equipment (PPE) to help shield them from the potential harm of fire contaminants.
On Call Firefighters inspired by Chief Executive at network meeting
An on call firefighters women’s group has held a networking meeting at Inveraray Community Fire Station.
Inspirational young people have been honoured by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
Dozens of inspirational young people have been honoured by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service for their commitment to volunteering and self-development.
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Firefighter and cyclist daughter to take part in Doddie Aid 2025
A firefighter and his cyclist daughter are getting ready to take part in next year’s Doddie Aid charity challenge to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
Ayrshire Firefighter launches Christmas appeal to help young people in local community
A firefighter based at Ayr Community Fire Station has launched a Christmas appeal to help children and young people in her local community.
School pupil from Oban raises awareness of road dangers after breaking his ankle in three places
13-year-old Fraser Pollock has joined forces with the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service this National Road Safety Week to raise awareness and share his story.
Station Commander pays tribute to colleague
An Inverness based Station Commander has paid a tribute to a colleague who passed away following a terminal illness.
Wildfire conference brings international experts to Aberdeen
International wildfire experts including representatives from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service gathered in Aberdeen to share knowledge on how to manage and mitigate wildfire risks.
SFRS signs £29.5 million contract for new 999 mobilisation system
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has signed a £29.5 million contract for a new command and control mobilisation contract with US-based Motorola Solutions.