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Drowning is amongst the leading causes of accidental death in the UK.
We want to make people safer by making them aware of the risks and dangers when around water.
Help to protect our beautiful countryside and moorland.
We’re recruiting on-call Firefighters at 10 of our Fire Stations across West Yorkshire.
The National Fire Chiefs Council have issued some revised documents for those who are responsible for fire safety in buildings over the coming weeks.
The weather across West Yorkshire has perked up in recent weeks and the days ahead look to be a scorcher. Whilst the Fire Service hopes everyone can enjoy soaking up…
The fire and rescue service is thanking partners as the incident on Marsden Moor is brought to a close. Teams from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS), Greater Manchester…
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) has re-launched its ‘Be Moor Aware’ campaign alongside partners from the National Trust and Yorkshire Water. The campaign calls on the public…
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority (WYFRA) today agreed a minor precept increase of 1.99%. This equates to an increase in council tax of 2.5p per week or £1.31 per…
Filming for the new documentary has begun with cameras following firefighters to a range of emergencies across the region – look out for them in a street near you! The…
The Fire Service is reminding people of the devastating affect burns can have ahead of this year’s Bonfire period. Today marks the annual Burns Awareness Day led by the Children’s…
A five-year-old from Keighley has been praised by West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) after she raised the alarm when a fire broke out in her Grandma and Grandad’s…
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