Christchurch fire bravery recognised
A man who entered a blazing house to rescue an elderly woman has been recognised by Dorset Fire and Rescue Service.
A man who entered a blazing house to rescue an elderly woman has been recognised by Dorset Fire and Rescue Service.
This week is Chimney Fire Safety Week, and Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service is encouraging people to have their chimneys swept.
The fire service warns that fires involving farm machinery, hay bales, fields and barns occur all too often during harvest time.
Holly Farm at Cowgrove, which is owned by the National Trust, was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday 23 May.
The fire, which devastated an area the size of over 230 football pitches, started one year ago today, 18 May.
With Bonfire Night looming and organised events cancelled, the fire and rescue service is preparing for a busier time than usual as people celebrate at home.
Safe Drive Stay Alive, coordinated by Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, and aimed at Year 11-13 students has gone digital.