Test your tyre safety knowledge by taking part in the TyreSafe Test - a fun way to test your knowledge about tyre safety and potentially life-saving information you need to be familiar with.

The consultation on the draft Integrated Risk Management Plan (IRMP) for 2018/19 is now underway and will last until Tuesday 2nd January 2018. During this time the Service will consult with the public, key partners and stakeholders and members of staff. The draft Plan follows on from the Service’s second Emergency Response Review, which was init

Cheshire Fire Authority has published its 2017 Annual Report. The Annual Report sets out how the Service has performed over the last 12 months, looks at some notable achievements and it also takes a look at what the future might hold for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service.

A team of Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service employees came second in a national 6-a-side football tournament against other services.

High winds have been forecast in a severe weather warning for Cheshire - please take extra care on the roads and read our safety advice.

Gas Safety Week is a national safety campaign to raise awareness of gas safety.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service has some useful advice which could help prevent collisions on the road during heavy rainfall and flooding. Driving in wet conditions can be hazardous, but you have a better chance of staying safe if you prepare for wet weather.

Most chimney fires are preventable. Regular inspection and cleaning of chimney flues will help prevent fires within chimneys.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service will be holding fire station open days in 2017. Please bring your family and friends along to these free events.

Long sunny days can be the perfect opportunity to get out and about in your car. To stay safe on the roads remember : slow, sober, secure, silent and sharp.

We're holding a series of firefighter 'Taster Days' to encourage a more diverse workforce.

Tips from Cheshire firefighters on how to stay safe near open water. Cooling off in rivers, canals, ponds, quarries and lakes can have deadly consequences.

On 26th and 27th June, Birchwood on-call firefighters did a two-day bike ride around all fire stations in Cheshire to raise money for their injured colleague, Firefighter Vicki Griffiths.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service will be at Cheshire Show today and tomorrow, engaging with members of the public delivering vital road and fire safety information, along with the famous childrens yellow helmets. If you're visiting the Cheshire Show, please come along and visit us - our stand is on Row C1 stand 2-9.

Child Safety Week is an annual campaign by the Child Accident Prevention Trust to raise awareness of the risks of child accidents and how they can be prevented.

We are asking people to check the make of their tumble dryer after a full recall was issued by a manufacturer.

If you are enthusiastic, committed to learning new skills, dedicated to delivering an excellent service to the community and keen to step into a vocation like no other then a career as an apprentice within Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service might be for you!

The number of boat fires on our coastal and inland waters is relatively low. However, when they do occur, they quite often have devastating consequences.

When staying in a caravan, having a working smoke alarm is just as important as having one in your home.

Our hearts go out to the families who have lost loved ones or been affected by the horrific attack in Manchester. Our thoughts are also with all of our emergency service colleagues in Manchester. An emergency number is available for those who are concerned about loved ones or anyone who may have been in the area - 0161 856 9400. Anyone who needs h