Road Traffic Collision (South Lakeland)
At 1328 hours on Tuesday 29th July 2010, 1 appliance Barrow, 1 appliance Ulverston along with Watch Manager Roach attended reports of a road traffic collision on the A590 at Newland, Ulverston....
Creating Safe and Secure Communities
Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service contributes towards creating a safe and secure community within the county. The organisation strives, with our partners, to educate the people of Cumbria to help prevent fire and road related deaths and injuries. This will be achieved through identifying and working particularly with those groups who are most at risk ensuring that appropriate safety measures are in place. When called to an emergency the fire and rescue service will utilise best operational practice to minimise injury and loss. Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service is an integral part of the Safer and Stronger Communities Directorate of Cumbria Council Council. To find out more about the County Council please follow the link Cumbria County Council (opens in a new window)
CUMBRIA FIRE & RESCUE AUTHORITY INTEGRATED RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN 2011-14
Cumbria Fire & Rescue Authority's Draft Integrated Risk Management Plan for 2011-2014 has been published and is now available by clicking here
The plan is formally issued by Cumbria County Council, as the Fire and Rescue Authority, who are consulting and thus seeking your views on the content of the plan. The formal consultation period will run until noon on 27 August 2010. Let us have your views by clicking here
You may wish to refer to two additional documents which are:
Details of how you can respond are contained in Section 5 of the Draft Plan.
News Release
Fireman turns Ironman for charity. For more information, click here (opens in a new window)
At present the Service has no plans to recruit regular Firefighters. The next recruitment campaign will be advertised on this Web site when we begin the next campaign.
Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service are working with North West Improvement & Efficiency Partnership. Click here for more information. (Opens in a new window)
