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Sunderland Echo on MSNI'm a canoe instructor who also saves lives as an on-call firefighterThe Durham canoe instructor is the third generation of his family to be saving lives as an on-call firefighter. Connor followed in the footsteps of his dad, Graham, and his great grandad, Frank, when ...
CDDFRS group manager Dan Wootton said crews were called at about 17:40 BST on Tuesday to a report of a "large blaze". "A total of five fire engines from Darlington, Bishop Auckland, Durham and ...
During this trial CDDFRS has responded to more than 3132 calls involving cardiac arrests. “Our firefighters also perform a vital role in community safety and prevention work.
Firefighters from County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service (CDDFRS), were alerted by the ambulance service at around 10.44am on Monday, January 6 to a property in the West Auckland ...
CDDFRS Chief Fire Officer, Steve Helps, said: “2024 is a big year for us as we mark 50 years since County Durham and Darlington joined together to make CDDFRS.
It said it was working with police and local councils to raise awareness. CDDFRS's arson reduction manager Lee Aspery said deliberate fires damaged property and put "people's lives at risk".
County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service (CDDFRS) is looking for the next generation of on-call firefighters – and no experience is necessary. More than 50% of the service’s ...
County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service (CDDFRS) received a report of a large fire in the Albert Hill area of Darlington at 9.41pm on Monday night.
Crews from County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service (CDDFRS) were called to the 25-year-old mare early on Friday morning (19 April), who was stuck in a field in the Low Flatts area of ...
He said having siblings in the Service has been a great source of support over the years. The 39-year-old said: “Our dad was in CDDFRS and I grew up watching him do a job that he loved.
It said it was working with police and local councils to raise awareness. CDDFRS's arson reduction manager Lee Aspery said deliberate fires damaged property and put "people's lives at risk".
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