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Tragic News, My thoughts and prayers are with Family, Friends and everyone involved 🙏

As these six courageous firefighters from Ladder Company 118 navigated their truck across the Brooklyn Bridge, they were en route to what would become the most infamous tragedy in American history. Their final sighting was as they ascended a staircase in the Marriott Hotel

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Today, 23 years later, our account is dedicated to remembering our 9/11 fallen brothers and sisters. Please join us in our vow to #NeverForget. (Part I)

We’ve published our latest inspection of Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue. We are pleased with some aspects of its performance in keeping people safe and secure from fire and other risks, but it needs to make improvements to provide a consistently good service. Read more hmicfrs.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/news/news-feed…

Tragically, a firefighter has died responding to floods in Italy. Our thoughts are with the family, friends and colleagues. Firefighters face increasing dangers while protecting others on the frontline of the climate emergency. Solidarity from the UK.

Bedfordshire underwater as is large parts of the region affected by flooding. Firefighters out everywhere helping salvage people’s homes and livelihoods, fire control taking a call every 60 seconds and on minimum crewing. Legislation for flood response for the FRS now please

“We’re going to do the Environment Agency’s job for it." Nick Ferrari has challenged Feargal Sharkey to test the toxicity of England’s rivers. First up is the River Avon in Bristol…

Been holding my tongue on this one but ahead of London Poppy Day I feel the need to post my thoughts on the RBL. They are part of, and essentially run the Armed forces covenant scheme, one rule of which that vets should get a minimum of an interview if they apply. I’ve applied

'Are we ever going to find a river that passes these tests?' Feargal Sharkey waded in the Colwell Brook, a small stream feeding the River Thames, which contains an abundance of sewage. He was far from impressed.

This #InternationalMensDay, it’s worth watching this powerful video produced by West Midlands Fire Service which shares resources on where men can find support for their mental health. Let’s break the stigma and encourage open conversations. Working Minds UK Fire Fighters Charity NHS

I cannot believe this is our town. The poor families and businesses on this street. Absolutely shocking. A tree was obstructing the flow of the river.

With Storm Bert crossing the county over the last day or, AshbourneFireStnD23 have been busy with a chimney fire last night, a fire alarm early this morning and then a water rescue from Tissington Ford late morning. Take care out there in this weather, and stay away from open water! 🚒

What an absolute tosser. Sends a 6ft bow wave through Tenbury shop windows. Locals understandably livid! Some reports he’s been arrested but not sure if correct. Via Jay da Costa on Facebook

And this is it.... 12 episodes later the final Feargal on Fridays... 12 weeks ago Nick Ferrari challenge me to find a single river that would pass all of our tests... I've been to Wales, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Merseyside, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and

"Shocking map shows where sewage has been dumped into UK rivers." Great coverage in today's press for Sewage Map sewagemap.co.uk express.co.uk/news/politics/…

Following yesterday's announcement that a staggering, recording breaking 3,614,428 hours worth of sewage had been dumped into the environment. Here's what that actually looks like. Massive thank to the watershed_investigations team for the brilliance. watershedinvestigations.com/home/find-out-…

Keep yourself and your mates safe. Jumping into water has risks. Water depths can change and there could be hidden debris. Every year people need rescuing, suffer serious injuries, or even die because they jump into the unknown. #BeWaterAware

If someone else falls into the water – Call, Tell, Throw. If you see someone in trouble in the water, remember this lifesaving advice. - Call 999 - Tell them to float on their back - Throw something to help them float #BeWaterAware #RespectTheWater