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Sunday, September 20, 2015

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A few weekends ago our LFB Fire Cadets were joined at Croydon fire station by cadets from the Metropolitan Police and St John’s Ambulance for the first ever Emergency Services Day.
The cadets put what they had learnt to use by teaching the other young people the skills they have learnt on their respective programmes. These were then put to the test as part of two simulated incidents.
Half of the cadets turned actors playing the role of victims, casualties, difficult neighbour...
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  • Alan Jacobs I started in a Fire Cadet program in Secondary school for four years. I then continued to attend the fire academy and EMT school. Currently working as a Firefighter/ EMT in the USA and planning on heading to medic school to advance my skills soon! Keep up the good work Cadets!
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  • Nikki Shirley Thank you Richard - they are your photos and fantastic they all are too! Have sent them to local press too and asked them to credit you too!!
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London Fire Brigade
Yesterday at 11:18am
We remember the seven people who died and the 139 people injured at the Southall rail crash, which happened on this day in 1997. 
Our thoughts are also with the firefighters who worked to free those trapped in the wreckage.
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  • Neil R Reed God Bless them all & we will always remember them, & many thanks to the London Fire Brigade for being their on the day ....
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  • Alan Worthington I managed to get on the footbridge just after the crash not nice. I looked at the position of the 2 trains and said to the policeman on there that the 125 was in the wrong as the freight would not have been allowed to cross. The inquiry found that the 125 did not obey a warning signal
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Yesterday at 12:07am
No plans for today? Head down to our museum. It's your last chance to look at our historic collection of artefacts, vehicles and memorabilia.
We’re opening the doors for today only as part of Open House London and will be offering the chance to look around rarely seen areas of the building. Exhibits include vintage fire engines and firefighter equipment and old Brigade uniforms.
Entry is free and the event is from 10am til 4pm, with tours at 11am and 2pm. More info here http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/…/LatestNewsReleases_visit-ou…
London Fire Brigade - Last chance to visit the museum before big move
Our world famous museum is offering visitors one last chance to view its historic collection of artefacts, vehicles and memorabilia when it takes part in Open House...
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  • Mokz Tan When i went to london last year the museum also said it moved now its moving again frown emoticon
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  • William Jones Had a nice day Saturday having a look round, a bit emotional when I left, lots of good old memories cam flooding back
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September 18 at 11:00am
Leave the egg chasing to the professionals! Kick your drunken cooking into touch during the rugby and try a takeaway instead http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/…/LatestNewsReleases_tryatake…
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September 17 at 11:31am
Seventy-five years ago today, Auxiliary fireman Harry Errington carried out a remarkable act of bravery which led to him being the only firefighter to receive the George Cross during WW2.
Just before midnight, a bomb virtually demolished a three-storey garage, the basement of which was used as an air raid shelter by Auxiliary Fire Service personnel. The floors caved in and 20 people, including six firemen were killed outright.
Harry recovered consciousness and upon escape res...
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  • Alex Naismith A fine gentleman, a true British hero.well respected man for his bravery to his brothers and others.we all fire service personnel respect you sir for your service and dedication.RIP harry
    4September 17 at 2:37pm
  • Roy Goodey Three WW2 GCs to the fire service - this was the only London one.
    September 18 at 7:39am
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September 17 at 8:06am
This Saturday will be your final chance to look at the historic collection of artefacts, vehicles and memorabilia at our fantastic, world famous museum. 
We’ll be opening the doors of Winchester House for the final time on Saturday as part of Open House London, the capital’s largest annual festival of architecture and design.
Visitors will have the chance to look around rarely seen areas of the building, which was home to London’s fire Chief Officer, Captain Eyre Massey Shaw ...
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