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Fire service must address changing community risk and ageing estate
Scotland's fire and rescue service must adapt to meet the risks of climate change and address significant issues across its ageing estate.
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Updated statement: Large-scale fire at a commercial building Burnbrae Road, Paisley
One fire appliance remains at the scene as firefighters work to make the area safe.
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SFRS Charity partnership reaches new milestone with 20,000 donor
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s (SFRS) partnership with Anthony Nolan has reached a new milestone, with the 20,000th donor signed up to the blood cancer charity’s stem cell register.
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Firefighters face the potential of attending thousands of deliberate fires this summer
During the summer months last year, firefighters in Scotland responded to at least 40 deliberate fires every day.
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Mercat Tours to offer a special guided tour in Edinburgh
The tour operator has joined with heritage teams to recreate a walk of a 19th-century firefighter
SFRS and the public join together to remember James Braidwood
Over 50 people attended the service in Fortrose
Key SFRS figures to attend James Braidwood Fortrose Service 2024
Members from the Service will pay tribute to the first Master of Engines
Three King’s Fire Service Medals awarded on His Majesty’s Birthday Honours
Three members of staff from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) have been awarded the King’s Fire Service Medal (KFSM) after each serving for around 30 years.
Shetland Simmer Dim Biker Safety Event
Bikers invited to learn vital life saving techniques
SFRS Chief Officer announces his intention to retire
Chief Officer Ross Haggart has signalled his intention to retire later this year after 30 years' service