My lad and his teammates from BRUFC U14’s helped Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service raise funds for Fire Fighters Charity & East Lancashire Hospice by doing a charity car wash late last year Amazing graft on a long day helped raise over £1k with over £500 being presented to reps from each charity👏👏👏

Today Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service joined Lancashire County Council & Westgate tyres at Lancaster & Morecambe College (LMC) for our annual Road Safety Event. Really good educational event with lots of engagement 👏

🔁PLEASE SHARE #LifeForLeo 🔁 “Our brave baby boy, Leo, is in urgent need of help. His only chance for survival is a stem cell transplant, and there are currently no suitable matches on any national or international registries. We’re pleading for your help.”

Today Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service is working with Lancashire County Council, Lancs Road Police & North West Ambulance Service at Myerscough College for their Road Safety Day. #roadsafetyeducation

PLEASE SHARE🔃 “I’ve been away from my children quite a bit. They just want me home — that’s all they want.” John, a dad of three from Gloucester, has received a life-threatening diagnosis of acute myeloid leukaemia. John needs a stem cell transplant, but he needs to find a donor

⁦Today Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service⁩ are working with partners from ⁦Lancs Road Police⁩ @ ⁦Lancashire County Council⁩ in the area of Victoria St, Blackburn. Educating members of the public on road safety and the dangers of speeding👏

What's leading cause of cooking fires? Fire service advice | Lancashire Telegraph lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/25044069.…

Last night, the crew at #Rawtenstall, along with #Bacup, tackled a grass fire near Lee Quarry. As we enter grass fire season, we ask everyone to be careful when spending time in the moors to prevent the risk of fire.

Our charity car wash is back 🫧🚗 Come visit us at #Rawtenstall Fire Station to have your car cleaned by the crew and to help us raise money for the Fire Fighter's Charity Fire Fighters Charity Saturday 26th April, 10am - 4pm

#Wildfire off Holmfirth Road, today with ⁦Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service⁩ and thanks to ⁦West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service⁩ Todmorden crew for assisting, if you have information on who is setting fires in the area, please ring crime or fire stoppers, this is a confidential service.

Yesterday we responded to a fire in this nature reserve created by youths who fled the scene on our arrival. As you can see, temperatures of the embers were in excess of 150 degrees. The fire was within 100m of our wildfire warning poster

Parents.. please educate your children on the dangers of open fires. You are never quick enough to put it out if it becomes out of control. This will spread quicker than you can respond

We're open until 4pm for our charity car wash, raising money for the Fire Fighters Charity Fire Fighters Charity 🚒. Come down to get your car cleaned and raise money for a good cause 🧽💧

Amber alert issued over increased risk of wildfires for the next two days ift.tt/n8w01c4

It's started, today we had break the window of a vehicle to release a dog left in a car. Thankfully we got to it before it collapsed - which would absolutely have happened today. Under no circumstances should animals be left in a vehicle in the current temperatures... #SouthRTF

🚒 It’s Deaf Awareness Week, our team from Preston Fire Station had the privilege of visiting Royal Cross Primary School to share vital fire safety tips using sign language. Every voice matters, and safety knows no barriers Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service #DeafAwarenessWeek

🚨 PLEASE SHARE #Register4Reece 🚨 Whilst celebrating his 16th birthday, Reece was given the devastating news that his acute lymphoblastic leukaemia had returned, and he would need intense chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant to save his life.

Reece’s mum Selina says “I just want to jump in his hospital bed and swap places with him. He's scared now, but I said you beat it once, you can beat it again.” “We're just broken as a family. We just don't know what else to do or where to go. Words can’t explain how we feel”

Reece’s age is particularly poignant because it happens to be the same age young people can join the stem cell register and potentially save a life. Aged 16-30? Join the stem cell register today- you could help someone just like Reece: Anthonynolan.org/register4reece

Alive to Drive event taking place today 7th June at Leyland Tesco. Stands and demo’s taking place, come on down.