Cheshire Fire And Rescue May Newsletter

Hello folks, a bit of a rushed post for this one unfortunately. So I hope I haven’t missed anything. I have just received this Cheshire Fire And Rescue May Newsletter. It is rushed in that included in the message received is a mention of a live business safety web chat. And it so happens the live chat is tomorrow – 27th May. Hence, the rushed post.

Cheshire Fire And Rescue May Newsletter

“Welcome to the May edition of the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service May Newsletter.

Cheshire Fire And Rescue May Newsletter – Live Business Safety Web Chat – 27 May

We are holding a LIVE question and answer session for businesses operating differently as a result of the government’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidelines.

Are you a business owner or manager looking for fire safety guidance and advice in preparation for reopening?

Or maybe you are open but need some guidance?

Then please feel free to get involved. You can send your questions in advance to digital.team@cheshire.pnn.police.uk or post a comment during the live Q&A session that is taking place on our Facebook page on Wednesday 27 May from 10:30am-11:30am.

Read more: https://business.facebook.com/events/717060142380756/

Garden fires remain a cause for concern. Our firefighters had a very busy Bank Holiday weekend tackling garden fires. Some have caused extensive damage to homes and one garden fire resulted in serious burns for a casualty.

Please take extra care. Don’t risk a fire and use garden waste bins.

Read more: https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/public-safety/home-safety/burning-rubbish-bonfires-and-the-law

Be Water Aware

During the current spell of warm weather, please don’t be tempted to cool off in rivers, canals, ponds, quarries or lakes.

Cooling off in open water can have deadly consequences. Every year firefighters are called to incidents where people get into difficulty when cooling off in open water.

Read more: https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/public-safety/outdoor-safety/water-safety

Stay up to date.

To get up to date information from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service please follow @CheshireFire on Twitter, @CheshireFRS on Facebook or visit www.cheshirefire.gov.uk

Message Sent By Ashley Lawton (Cheshire Police / Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service, Administrator, Corporate Communications)“

There you have it folks. The latest Cheshire Fire And Rescue May Newsletter. And as you will see in the message, there is a live chat session tomorrow. You may be reading this too late. Apologies for that, but it’s the earliest chance I’ve had to post the article.

Spread the word if you can folks. That also would be very much appreciated.

And finally, stay safe one and all.

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