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New year, new career. Meet firefighter Sam O’Malley
“If you really want to be a firefighter, just be ambitious and passionate about the career and go for it! It’s very rewarding and I could not ask for a better career.”
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Warwickshire Firefighters and Foster Carers recognised in New Year’s Honours List 2025
Warwickshire Firefighters Rachel Streeting and Claire Wooldridge and foster carers Safeena Mohammed and Kasim Sharifi are among eleven extraordinary Warwickshire people recognised in...
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Warwickshire welcomes new Safe Accommodation Strategy for victim-survivors of Domestic Abuse
In line with the Domestic Abuse Act 2021, Warwickshire County Council and its partners has launched its Safe Accommodation Strategy.
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Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service helping patients to return home safely from hospital
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service (WFRS) is helping hospital patients return home safely with their Hospital to Home service.
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Ending the year with a fire safety bang
One common cause of incidents around New Years Eve is the use of fireworks and sparklers at home. However, WFRS is asking Warwickshire residents to minimise the risk of injury...
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Support for victim-survivors of Domestic Abuse in Warwickshire this Christmas
The Christmas break is a chance for a reset and time to spend with friends and families, however, for victim-survivors of domestic abuse it can be daunting, especially when living with a perpetrator.
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Stay safe during the festive period
The festive period can be a time of catching up, seeing loved ones, socialising more and going out more frequently.
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Going out to celebrate this Christmas and New Year? Vote for your ‘Best Bar None’ in Warwick District!
Here's your chance vote for the venues in Warwick District that have the best track record on safety, training, management and customer service!
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Partners come together to keep Warwickshire communities safe during storm
Warwickshire Fire and Rescue received 257 calls in the last three days due to Storm Darragh, which left several roads impassable, caused flooding and damaged buildings that needed to be secured.
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Keep your children safe at home over the Christmas break
Warwickshire County Council and partners are helping families access information and support to avoid accidents in the home at this time of year.
