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Fighting mental health 24/7

Cleveland Fire Brigade are proud to support Samaritans Awareness Day (24th July), a campaign designed to highlight emotional support the charity’s volunteers provide around the clock, every day of the year, to anyone struggling to cope. Every year, on the 24th July (24/7), organisations and communities around the country come together to raise awareness of how we can collectively create a world where fewer people … Read more Fighting mental health 24/7 »

CLEVELAND FIRE BRIGADE DELIGHTED TO APPOINT TWO NEW AREA MANAGERS

Last week, the Brigade’s Principal Officer Team appointed Group Managers Dave Preston and Lee Brown as Area Managers for Cleveland Fire Brigade.  The appointments were made following a robust and competitive selection process.  Forty-one-year-old Dave Preston from Hartlepool has been appointed to the role of Senior Head of Operations overseeing and strategically managing the Brigade’s emergency response and national resilience capability, operational policy and planning, … Read more CLEVELAND FIRE BRIGADE DELIGHTED TO APPOINT TWO NEW AREA MANAGERS »

Be A Champion This Summer

With the school holidays fast approaching, Cleveland Fire Brigade is encouraging residents to be ‘champions’ this summer with five key safety messages that will mean all residents can go for gold and feel ‘Triomphe-ant’ just like the Euro Winners and Olympian medallists. It’s bound to be an eventful season, just as the Euros finish the Paris Olympics will commence, and to keep you safe and … Read more Be A Champion This Summer »

Give drink and drug driving the red card for Euros 2024

People across the North East are being urged to kick drink and drug driving out of the Euros as the football tournament prepares to get underway today (14/06). Pupils from Tilery Primary School in Stockton have joined Road Safety GB North East (RSGB NE) and the emergency services to urge people not to get behind the wheel after drink or drugs. People are also reminded … Read more Give drink and drug driving the red card for Euros 2024 »