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1st July, 2025 - 6.27am: Poole - Property Fire attended by crews from Poole and Westbourne crew...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 5.26pm: Update - Area of grass alight approx 15m x 5m out on arrival, being da...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 4.41pm: At 4.41pm we received a call to alarms activating in a domestic proper...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 4.16pm: At 4.16pm we received a call to a fire on a railway embankment near Af...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 3.11pm: At 3.11pm we received a call to a vehicle fire in Tidworth Road, Porto...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 3.06pm: At 3.06pm we received a call to a fire in the open in Blandford Alley,...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 1.17pm: At 13.17pm we received a call to alarms activating in a residential pr...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 12.49pm: At 12.49 we received a call to alarms activating in a domestic propert...Read more

30th June, 2025 - 12.34pm: At 12.34pm we received a call to a Carbon Monoxide alarm in a domestic...Read more

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Fire Fighters Charity

The Fire Fighters Charity – which started life as the Fire Services National Benevolent Fund – is the UK’s leading provider of services that enhance quality of life for serving and retired firefighters, fire personnel and their families.

These services are vital to ensuring that the fire and rescue community stays fit and healthy. A range of support is available, including advice, signposting, residential rehabilitation, mental and emotional wellbeing, and recuperation programmes.

The Charity has three centres – in Devon, Cumbria and West Sussex – offering a range of support programmes including physical rehabilitation and recuperation, but also short breaks to give emotional recuperation to those who have suffered injury, illness, stress or bereavement.

With no government funding, the Charity is completely reliant on the generosity and enthusiasm of its supporters.

For further information, visit www.firefighterscharity.org.uk

Recycling

One of the Charity’s main income streams comes from recycling textiles and unwanted clothing. If you would like to support this scheme, the brightly coloured yellow clothing bins can be found at Service HQ at Five Rivers Health & Wellbeing Centre, Hulse Road, Salisbury and at the following fire stations:

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