Cheshire Fire And Rescue Newsletter July 2020

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Jul-30-2020
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Hi folks, a very quick post here. John from Blacon has sent me this latest Cheshire Fire and Rescue Newsletter – July 2020. Plenty of information of great value to have a look through. Thanks for the information John. As ever, spread the word where you can folks.

Here’s what Cheshire Fire and Rescue have to say.

Cheshire Fire And Rescue Newsletter – July 2020

“Welcome to the July edition of the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service e-Newsletter.

Cheshire Fire Authority Approves IRMP 2020-2024

At its meeting on Wednesday 1 July, Cheshire Fire Authority approved the publication of its Integrated Risk Management Plan 2020-2024 (IRMP).

The IRMP sets out the strategic plan for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) over the next four years.

Find out more: https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/latest-news/cheshire-fire-authority-approves-irmp-2020-2024

Dad alerted to kitchen fire thanks to a smoke alarm

A Macclesfield dad is warning people of the dangers of using chip pans and the benefits of having a working smoke alarm after a small fire in his kitchen. 30-year-old Zack Stewart was upstairs at his home in Stoneleigh Close when he heard a smoke alarm sounding, just after 6pm on Thursday July 2.

His partner Emma Gough had started cooking tea and had put the chip pan on but became distracted outside.

Thankfully because of the smoke alarm there is only a bit of damage to the extractor fan and a cupboard door. Plus there’s some smoke damage, but it could have been much worse.

Find out more: https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/latest-news/dad-alerted-to-kitchen-fire-thanks-to-a-smoke-alarm

The Fire Fighters Charity

Every year the The Fire Fighters Charity needs £10m to operate its services in support of the entire UK fire services community.

This year, however, the coronavirus pandemic has brought its traditional fundraising to a halt. More specifically, with the cancellation or postponement of countless events and challenges. This has lost the Charity £200,000 per month.

When the Charity made an appeal for help to its fire and rescue service family during the pandemic, staff from across the Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service leapt instantly to its aid.

Since the start of the Coronavirus pandemic nearly £20,000 has been raised in Cheshire alone. This is a staggering amount. Grown through dedication and sheer determination to support this great cause.

Find out about a couple of fundraising events that have taken place: https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/latest-news/macclesfield-firefighters-raise-more-than-4000-by-completing-24-hour-mount-everest-challenge https://www.cheshirefire.gov.uk/news-events/latest-news/pedal-power-sees-penketh-firefighters-raise-over-7000-for-charity

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

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