Contact Police Scotland via the non-emergency number 101 to share information on anyone who deliberately sets fires. Alternatively, give the information anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. More info: firescotland.gov.uk/outdoors/reduc…

It only takes a minute for a cooking fire to start. If you’re tired, been drinking or taking drugs, you’ll be: less alert to signs of fire more likely to fall asleep less likely to wake up if a fire starts If you’re drinking or taking drugs, don’t cook. 👉 rb.gy/ikj6n

We’re supporting World #DrowningPrevention Day. Make sure you and the young people in your life know how to be safe around Scotland’s water. Download our leaflet now: rb.gy/oc79bl More info: rb.gy/dhkhx0 Campaign: rb.gy/vo7iif World Health Organization (WHO)

It’s easy for a cooking fire start. It only takes a minute. Cooking is the number 1 cause of house fires in Scotland. If you’re tired, you’ve been drinking alcohol or taking drugs, don’t cook. Prepare a cold snack instead. More info: rb.gy/ikj6n

This is #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek. Are you planning to start using an open fire? Dust & debris can build up if your chimney has not been used regularly, including over summer. Reduce chimney fire risk. Get your chimney swept. Use a registered chimney sweep.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service crews traditionally deal with around 1000 chimney fires each year. If you use an open fire, make sure your chimney is swept before the colder, winter months. Leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk More: rb.gy/afpgeh #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

Chimney fire prevention tips if your home has an open fire: Don't light fires using flammable liquids like petrol/paraffin Don't burn paper/rubbish on fires in the grate Don't overload the fire with fuel Use a spark-guard when the fire is unattended More: rb.gy/5io9uk

Does your home have an open fire? When did you last get your chimney swept? It reduces the chance of fire so don’t put it off! Book a professionally registered #ChimneySweep HETAS @nacs_uk Guild of MCS A.P.I.C.S. Sweep Safe More: rb.gy/nkaesm #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

Many of us enjoy the appeal and comfort of a woodburning stove or open fire. For safety information visit burnright.co.uk Read our leaflet: firescotland.gov.uk/media/dcrj5uy0… Burnright #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

The type of fuel you burn determines how often your chimney should be swept: Smokeless coals or oil - At least once a year Wood - Quarterly when in use Bituminous coal or peat - Twice a year Leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk Web: rb.gy/afpgeh #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

Chimney fire prevention tips if your home has an open fire: Don't light fires using flammable liquids like petrol/paraffin Don't burn paper/rubbish on fires in the grate Don't overload the fire with fuel Use a spark-guard when the fire is unattended More: rb.gy/5io9uk

If your home has a SOLID FUEL STOVE/LOG BURNER/WOOD BURNING HEATER please read our safety tips. Get our leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk Chimneys & flues serving solid fuel appliances should be swept regularly. Only use fuel recommended by the solid fuel appliance manufacturer.

This is #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek. Are you planning to start using an open fire? Dust & debris can build up if your chimney has not been used regularly, including over summer. Reduce chimney fire risk. Get your chimney swept. Use a registered chimney sweep.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service crews traditionally deal with around 1000 chimney fires each year. If you use an open fire, make sure your chimney is swept before the colder, winter months. Leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk More: rb.gy/afpgeh #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

The type of fuel you burn determines how often your chimney should be swept: Smokeless coals or oil - At least once a year Wood - Quarterly when in use Bituminous coal or peat - Twice a year Leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk Web: rb.gy/afpgeh #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

Chimney fire prevention tips if your home has an open fire: Don't light fires using flammable liquids like petrol/paraffin Don't burn paper/rubbish on fires in the grate Don't overload the fire with fuel Use a spark-guard when the fire is unattended More: rb.gy/5io9uk

If your home has a SOLID FUEL STOVE/LOG BURNER/WOOD BURNING HEATER please read our safety tips. Get our leaflet: rb.gy/5io9uk Chimneys & flues serving solid fuel appliances should be swept regularly. Only use fuel recommended by the solid fuel appliance manufacturer.

Many of us enjoy the appeal and comfort of a woodburning stove or open fire. For safety information visit burnright.co.uk Read our leaflet: firescotland.gov.uk/media/dcrj5uy0… Burnright #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

Does your home have an open fire? When did you last get your chimney swept? It reduces the chance of fire so don’t put it off! Book a professionally registered #ChimneySweep HETAS @nacs_uk Guild of MCS A.P.I.C.S. Sweep Safe More: rb.gy/nkaesm #ChimneyFireSafetyWeek

The Community Action Team and FBU are enjoying the atmosphere at Stirling Pride today.