Cleveland Fire Brigade News
Cleveland Fire Authority welcomes the outcome at Teesside Magistrates Court at which two businessmen were successfully prosecuted by Cleveland Fire Authority for failing to comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Mr Kambiz Kamyab and Mr Russell Karl Mills who jointly own the premises and are the responsible persons for 34-36 Borough Road, Middlesbrough were fined and ordered to pay costs to the value of £11,100.80. They both pleaded guilty to several offenses under Art...
With shoppers eagerly awaiting Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales to grab themselves a bargain, Cleveland Fire Brigade is asking people to be extra vigilant when buying electrical goods. With Christmas just four weeks away and many residents waiting until Black Friday or Cyber Monday to start their Christmas Shopping, bargains including mobile phones, laptops, tablets, TVs and white goods such as ovens and refrigerators may be top of shopper’s wish lists. Faulty electrical items With t...
As part of their ongoing commitment to protecting the communities, Cleveland Fire Brigade is proud to support Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week, which takes place from 20th November to 26th November. The annual campaign aims to educate the public about the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO) and the importance of having working CO alarms in homes and businesses. Suspected CO poisoning CO is a poisonous gas which is produced when fossil fuels burn inefficiently CO is a poisonous gas which is produce...
The National Fire Chief Council’s (NFCC) Community Risk Program (CRP) is developing standardized tools to support UK Fire and Rescue Services (FRSs) in their community risk management planning. To date, the program has worked with the Fire Standards Board to produce a fire standard for Community Risk Management and has delivered several pieces of guidance and tools that are being utilized by UK fire and rescue services. Independent review of community risk management The tools produced...
More than half a million COVID-19 vaccinations have been given by fire and rescue services staff, according to a report by the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC). As reported, the figure as of now is at 510,540 – a testament to the hard work from all involved, and will only increase as fire services continue their efforts to support the national program. Additional vaccination sites It is estimated up to 2,500 members of staff are supporting this vital work to get everyone eligible pro...
