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Residents of Much Wenlock are invited to 'walk in' and 'log on' to learn about using the internet at the launch of the new Community Broadplace at the Fire Station, Smithfield Road, Much Wenlock at 12.00 noon Saturday 9th December.
The Broadplace will be launched by Philip Dunne MP; it represents an important partnership between Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service and the local community. The Broadplace will be available to everyone in Much more
Children's voices accompanied by a male voice choir - and firefighters - will ring out from a Shropshire church in the fire service's annual Christmas Festival of Carols.
Pupils from St Peter's School, Wem, will join GKN Sankey Male Voice Choir with members of Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service at St Peter and St Paul's Church, Wem at 7pm on Wednesday, December 13. There will also be music by the Thomas Adams School Orchestra.
Also present will be the Lord Lieutenant, mayors more
A Terrier has been rescued by Firefighters after spending four nights trapped beneath a neighbour's garden shed in Pulley Lane, Shrewsbury.
Freddie, an 18 month old Border Terrier, went missing last Friday whilst out walking in Bayston Hill with owners Martin and Andrea Parrish. They become concerned when he did not return with their other dog, Pikey and continued frantically searching for him throughout the weekend.
The family's hope of finding Freddie was finally restored more
A tiny terrier was rescued by firefighters after becoming trapped and spending nearly 24 hours in a rabbit hole.
Minty went missing at 4pm on Tuesday whilst chasing rabbits in Neens Sollar, Cleobury Mortimer. Owner Angela Bettison returned home after spending hours looking for her pet and continued her search the next morning before calling the fire service at 11.50am.
After three hours of searching, Mrs Bettison heard whimpering sounds and firefighters from Cleobury Mortimer more
On Saturday 21 October eleven firefighters from Clun completed a charity bike ride around Shropshire's Fire Stations, raising more than £2,000 for the Special Baby Care Unit at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital and towards new facilities for the children's play area of Clun Memorial Hall.
Firefighter Michael Oliver had the idea of cycling from the County's fire stations that were situated furthest on the compass points of a map. The fire stations chosen were Whitchurch (North), more
The public needs to know that retained firefighters "save lives," said a Government Minister during a visit to Shropshire in which she heard how a review of the service had led to major improvements in the service.
Angela Smith MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary responsible for fire safety, praised Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service for boosting the retained service in the county following the review.
She said she was "very impressed" with the work done to recruit staff and send more
Fire officers in Shropshire are backing a campaign to fight "hate crime" which is on the increase in the county.
There have been two major incidents of such crime involving fire in the county in which a man's Shrewsbury home was deliberately targeted by fireraisers and a petrol bomb was thrown at a Telford mosque.
Hoax 999 calls aimed at deliberately sending fire appliances to people's homes have also diverted firefighters from real emergencies.
Divisional Officer Mike more
A twenty year old woman was today carried to safety by firefighters from her burning flat in Craven Arms.
After receiving a call at 4.45am, three crews from Craven Arms, Ludlow and Church Stretton were sent to the scene and on arrival discovered smoke and flames coming from the window of a second floor flat.
The crews were informed that the occupier of the flat was still inside the building and two teams wearing breathing apparatus entered the premises where the young woman more
Following the success of the Community Safety Open Day held at Bridgnorth Fire Station where over 500 people attended, Bridgnorth District Community Safety Partnership working in partnership with Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service and The Community Council of Shropshire will be hosting three roadshows with a Christmas Safety theme called 'Celebrate safely'.
Residents and visitors will have the opportunity to come along and find out useful information on how to keep safe over the more
Firefighters visited members of a Telford mosque to get over fire safety messages to the Muslim community.
They chose the last Friday prayer before the Festival of Eid as many Muslims were attending to pray and listen to the message of Eid.
The congregation was introduced to Muhammad Sajid Younis, a multi lingual advocate from Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service who is visiting homes in Wellington to fit free smoke alarms and offer fire safety advice.
Kashmir born more
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