Firefighters are warning residents to be aware of the devastating consequences of fires in open spaces following an increase in incidents across Cheshire.

During the current pandemic and with many children not yet returning to school, Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is urging everyone to think about keeping themselves and their family safe.

Pan Visibility Day is on May 24th each year and it aims to celebrate and recognise those who identify as pansexual both within our organisation and amongst the wider community.

Fundraising firefighters have given two charities a much needed financial boost by running a marathon – without leaving the grounds of their fire station.

The International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia is observed on May 17 and aims to raise awareness of LGBT rights and inclusion.

Fitting smoke alarms is a first crucial step to protecting yourself and those you love from a fire, but would everyone know what to do if one went off after a fire started in your home?

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Deaf Awareness Week (4-8 May) by highlighting to people who are deaf or hard of hearing the importance of having the right smoke alarms in their homes, to keep them safe.

A team of firefighters who are determined to give two charities a much needed financial boost have vowed to run a marathon – without leaving the grounds of their fire station.

Firefighters are warning people about the dangers of sky lanterns following a near miss in Winsford.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging our local Muslim communities to celebrate Ramadan safely, and at home. The holy month of Ramadan begins in the UK on Thursday 23 April and finishes Sunday 24 May and the Service is asking that people who are celebrating the religious festival, to do so safely at home and to take care when cooking during the early mornings or late at night. Many Muslim families are expected to fast during daylight hours, not eating or drinking for potentially u

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With everyone needing to stay in their own homes this Easter bank holiday, it’s really important to think about staying safe and protecting ourselves from accidents involving fire.

Fire officers are warning residents not to light fires in their gardens during the coronavirus lock down.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service are warning smokers that they must wake up to the deadly dangers of smoking - especially when tired - as part of the Fire Kills campaign.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service are warning smokers that they must wake up to the deadly dangers of smoking - especially when tired - as part of the Fire Kills campaign.

criminals are taking advantage of the unprecedented situation with COVID-19 and trying to exploit individuals and businesses.

criminals are taking advantage of the unprecedented situation with COVID-19 and trying to exploit individuals and businesses.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Road Safety GB by encouraging all road users to do their bit to reduce the strain on the emergency services, in the coming weeks and months, by taking extra care every time they travel.

From the 18th March members of the protection department will be making desk top audits via the telephone over the next week to support businesses.

It is a challenging time as we all adapt to the developing situation relating to COVID-19 but, rest assured, we are continuing to work hard to ensure both your safety and minimal impact on our services.