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  1. Stuck for things to do with the family this weekend? How about sitting down with your loved ones to create a fire escape plan? Everyone needs an escape plan, so that you can get outside to safety in the event of a fire. Find out how to make one, here:

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  2. Do you have neighbours or loved ones living alone? Never underestimate how something as simple as a phone call or a visit to check they're safe & well, could really make their day. For advice on keeping your loved ones safe, visit:

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  3. Who spotted our Animal Rescue Unit (ARU) on today's Grace's Amazing Machines? The ARU, which rescues animals in times of need, appeared alongside two other 'useful machines' as this episode - but who was crowned the winner? 🤷 Watch, here:

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  4. Last night, we waved off six decommissioned fire engines stocked with kit that will be used by firefighters in Ukraine. The mission, organised by , involved fire and rescue services from across the country -

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  5. Nov 11

    Secondary school and college students – remember to continue regular testing, twice a week. Don’t forget to report, no matter the result, it helps control the spread of the virus.

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  6. Whether you have a dishwasher, tumble dryer or washing machine, please avoid leaving them running overnight or unattended - they can sometimes overheat, or even cause fires. It's vital to also have working smoke alarms at home, so that you can be alerted early and escape safely.

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  7. Crews recently welcomed the Balagokulam Club to stations following this summer’s Raksha Bandhan. Firefighters shared safety advice & took part in the tying of a Rakhi – a thread tied around the wrist, which represents the community & helping each other in times of need.

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  8. Our staff and operational crews held a two-minute silence at 11am today for , to pay our respects to all those who served. We will remember.

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  9. On the 11th hour, on the 11th day, of the 11th month – we will remember. Our staff will join the rest of the nation today, by paying our respects to with a two-minute silence at 11am. 🎺

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  10. Today, at 11am we will pause to reflect and remember those who gave their future so we may have ours. We also give our thanks to those who work to keep us safe today.

    National Fire Chiefs Council
Lest we forget
Remembrance day poppy with red banner
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  11. Every year we attend fires caused by chimneys not being maintained properly. Most of them spread due to a build up of soot, leaves, or debris - so please, help us reduce the number of fires this year by having yours swept before use. More here:

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  12. Nov 10

    We're supporting the National Safeguarding Adults Awareness Week (15-21 Nov). You could support it too. Information leaflets are available in a number of languages that might help to start the conversation in your community.

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  13. Nov 9

    Well done to PCSO Adrian Butterworth, who co-ordinated a clean up of Trinity Gardens Memorial in for

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  14. If you have friends/relatives who smoke indoors, help them to stay safe by suggesting they smoke outside. Quitting's the ultimate solution to prevent smoking fires, but going outside reduces the risk - It might even help them to become a non-smoker✔️

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  15. It's that time of the week again - remember to test your smoke alarms today, to keep your family safe tonight. Can you guess which song this week's lyrics are from? Head here for more advice on fitting smoke alarms:

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  16. *New Job Alert* Operational Assurance Officer £25,861 - £29,691pa Full time We are looking for an Operational Assurance Officer to join our Business Intelligence Team. Find out more and apply today! Closes: 17 Nov

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  17. Would you know who to call? 📞 In an emergency, every single second counts - so always call 999 if you ever see someone who needs help. Just remember, ask for the Coastguard if it's by the sea, and by inland water (such as a river or a lake), just ask for the fire service.

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  18. Crews were called to a house , near Wells, last night, where it's believed radiated heat from a log burner sparked a bedroom fire -

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  19. Every single team member at KFRS cares about keeping our customers safe and well. Whether this is by providing safety advice to help prevent an incident, or reassuring residents at the scene of a fire - we're always here at times of need.

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  20. Firefighters tackled a garage fire in earlier today. More here -

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