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3rd July, 2025 - 5.51pm: We were called to Holton Heath, Poole to reports of a fire in the open...Read more

3rd July, 2025 - 9.24am: We were called at 9.24am today (3 July) to Trigon Hill, Wareham to rep...Read more

2nd July, 2025 - 9.09am: Swindon - Crews from Stratton and Swindon were mobilised to an address...Read more

2nd July, 2025 - 8.50am: Poole - At 0850 Fire Control received a request from Police for assist...Read more

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

Staying safe while cutting costs

When you’re looking to save money, it can be tempting to use things you already own differently, or to buy the cheapest option without a second thought. Here are some areas where cutting costs can put you and your family in danger:

There are a lot of products on sale aimed at helping keep warm, some of which are mains-powered, and some of which use a USB. Only ever buy from a reputable retailer and, where possible, a known manufacturer – counterfeit or cheap, imported items are often made with poor quality components that don’t meet UK safety regulations and could cause injury, electric shocks and even fires. Spending a bit more up front will save you so much more over time.

Similarly, if you need to replace a battery charger for an existing device, it’s safest to buy from the manufacturer. Cheap versions, or a charger not designed for the device, can cause a power surge – and that can start a fire. Follow the links for more specific advice:

Smokers should also resist buying cheap, imported cigarettes as these carry a higher risk of starting a fire – see here for more information.

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