Fire and Rescue Service

When Community Safety Officer, Tara Clarke, 25, (pictured above) visits Oxfordshire residents’ homes, she might be the first person they’ve seen in four-months. That’s the reality of care and safety in a COVID-19 world. Hidden behind many a …

Firefighters in Oxfordshire, past and present, are taking part in an extreme physical endurance exercise over 75 days, raising money for armed forces personnel and their families. The team of 25 are pushing their bodies to the limit by ‘planking’ …

Male residents are most likely to be injured in a fire. That is why Father’s Day advice from Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service is for dads – alongside other residents – to stay safe; reminding everyone about the dangers of …

Businesses are receiving important guidance from Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service, helping them reopen safely following the COVID-19 lockdown. Local companies have had to adapt to new ways of working over the past three-months, …

Firefighters in Oxfordshire have volunteered to support South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) with their response to emergency calls. This is in response to the coronavirus pandemic and following a national agreement between The Fire Brigade’s …

Residents are being reminded of the importance of staying safe at home during the coronavirus pandemic. The advice is from Oxfordshire County Council Fire and Rescue Service. Being aware of domestic fire risks could save lives. Tips include …