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Firefighters urge residents to keep safe in their kitchens after house fire

Fire crews are urging residents to keep safe in their kitchens following a house fire.

Fire fighters attend combine harvester fire

Firefighters were called at 5.32pm on Tuesday (7 September) to Penstone Lane in Lower Penn following reports of a large vehicle on fire.

Fire fighters prepare for charity rugby match to support colleagues

Firefighters from Staffordshire Fire & Rescue Service, The England Fire Service Rugby Union Team and Staffordshire Police, are preparing to take part in a rugby match for the Fire Fighters Charity.

Firefighters due to support Ride to the Wall event

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are pleased to support this year’s Ride to the Wall motorcycling event to the National Memorial Arboretum.

House fire started due to electrical fault

A house fire in Normacot started as a result of an electrical fault, fire investigators have confirmed.

Fire fighters help woman impaled on stair bannister

Fire fighters have helped an elderly woman who had accidentally impaled herself on her stair bannister.

Crews remain at scene of house fire

Fire fighters were called at 9.32am on Thursday (2 September) to Upper Belgrave Road where they found a fire in the first floor of a semi-detached house.

Fire crews celebrate Pride in Stoke-on-Trent

Fire fighters from Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service have joined attendees at Stoke-on-Trent Pride this weekend at Hanley Park.

On-call firefighter taster sessions on offer

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are offering those who have always wanted to become a firefighter a unique opportunity.

Prince’s Trust community project revitalises Cannock care home garden

A community project, led by a Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Prince’s Trust team, has revitalised a garden in a Cannock care home.

Father of schoolboy who lost life in lake and authorities urge others to stay out of water

Staffordshire authorities, along with the family of a boy who drowned in a Stoke-on-Trent lake, are urging the public not to enter open water to cool off.

“Just go for it, you’ll love it and the sense of satisfaction you’ll get will be second-to-none!”

Richard, who joined Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service in 1980 as a fire fighter, is due to retire on 31 August.

Fire at waste facility was accidental

A fire at an industrial estate in Stoke-on-Trent was started accidentally, fire investigators have confirmed.

Firefighters hope station revamp will 'encourage recruitment' moving forward

A Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service station that has proudly served its community since 1965 is in line for a welcome internal renovation this year.

Residents urged to ensure electrical appliances are safe after crews attend house fire in Knypersley started by faulty television plug

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service is reminding people not to leave electrical appliances switched on when they leave their homes.

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue supporting surge testing in Leek

Both retired and serving Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service personnel are supporting surge testing for coronavirus in Leek this week in a bid to prevent a rise in cases.

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service celebrates after Support Staffordshire Volunteer Star Awards

Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service is thrilled to be able to celebrate three winners and a commendation at the recent Support Staffordshire Volunteer Star Awards 2021.