London Fire Brigade shared their album.
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Did you go to Sutton fire station’s open day last weekend? See if you can spot yourself in our photos.
The event was a huge success with over 1,000 people attending and raising a total of £1,750 for the Firefighters Charity and St Raphael’s Hospice.
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A road safety awareness day hosted by the Brigade and the world famous Ace Café on the North Circular Road recently was a roaring success. Popular with the Ton Up boys of the 1950s and the Rockers of the 1960s, the iconic biker venue still hosts numerous motorcycle and car meets. To illustrate the potential consequence of road traffic collisions crews and London Ambulance Service colleagues, simulated vehicle rescues and demonstrated how they release trapped casualties.
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A huge congratulations to our Fire Cadets who have all successfully ‘passed out’ from their units in recent weeks. Each pass out parade saw the unit perform a drill which included climbing ladders, saving casualties and using hose reels.
The ceremonies were attended by the cadets families, friends, the Commissioner and dignitaries from the local council. Over the last year, as well as gaining life skills they can use in the work place, the fire cadets have also gained a Level...
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London Fire Brigade added 11 new photos to the album: Fire Cadets Pass Out Ceremonies 2015.
Congratulations Cadets
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Do you live in Croydon or Redbridge and fancy meeting your local firefighters? Woodside and Hainault fire stations are both holding open days this weekend on Saturday 22 August.
Woodside’s open day is a free, family friendly event and will include an RTC demo and a number of Brigade drills. You will have the chance to find out more about firefighters’ work in the community and home fire safety advice will also be on offer. The event is taking place between 11am and 3pm at 2 ...
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Islington and Camden youngsters are pictured here pitch side at the Emirates before Arsenal’s season opener with West Ham recently. They and the Brigade were guests of the north London football giants after taking part in sessions, run by the club and the Brigade at Holloway fire station, which saw them experience 'a day in the life of a firefighter.'
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Brigade staff helped veterans at the VJ Day celebrations this weekend. The volunteers assisted those who were unable to walk the parade route due to a lack of mobility, but wanted to participate with the aid of a wheelchair.
The anniversary paid tribute to those that served in the UK Armed Forces in the Far East, including those who served in the famous 14th Army in Burma that helped secure victory. The event also recognised Prisoners of War and civilian internees from the conflict.
Community Safety Deputy Manager Vanessa Skinner helped veterans at the parade. She described the celebration as “very humbling” and said it was “an honour to give a little back to those who gave up so much."
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There’s just a week to go until this year's Family Fire Safety week.
Our museum will be opening its doors and hosting a series of fire safety activities ideal for children under 10.
Come and learn about the importance of fire safety in the home followed by the chance to explore the museum. Admission is free but booking is essential. For more info contact 020 8555 1200 x39894 or email museum@london-fire.gov.uk
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Don't forget to pop down to Sutton Fire Station's open day this afternoon.
Meet the firefighters, have a look around their engines, watch demonstrations and pick up the valuable safety tips needed to be a fire safety champion.
The event is taking place from 12pm to 4pm and is at 43 St Dunstans Hill, Sutton, SM1 2JX.
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Fancy helping a firefighter complete 40 challenges before he’s 40? Now’s your chance! Firefighter Darren Long from Wandsworth blue watch is raising money for the Stroke Association before his 40th birthday in November.
He set himself the 40b4forty challenge after his girlfriend suffered a stroke last October aged just 27 an event he said turned their lives upside down.
Challenges he’s completed so far include climbing the 135 ladder 40 times – the equivalent of climbing up th...
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