At 21:45, five fire engines from Preston, Penwortham, Longridge, and Blackpool, along with the aerial appliances from Blackpool, Preston, and Hyndburn with their support pumps, attended an incident involving a house on Wellington Road, Preston. Firefighters used six breathing apparatus, three hose reel jets, two thermal imaging cameras, a smoke curtain, two positive pressure ventilation fans, and a 10.5-meter ladder to extinguish the fire.
Read the article written about Lancashire Leads the Way in Reducing Accidental House Fires
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service (LFRS) has reduced the number of accidental house fires across the county, cutting them by more than twice the national average, new...
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Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service is proud to announce the donation of two fire engines and a 4x4 vehicle filled with firefighting media and rescue equipment to Ukrai...
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A group of UK firefighters, including a representative from Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service, has recently returned from a two-week deployment in Malawi, delivering ...
