News

Accredited journalists can sign up for press alerts by emailing press@essex-fire.gov.uk

Event date
News publication date
Sorting
Order
  • Press release

This week is Be Water Aware week and Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is urging everyone in Essex to remember to Float To Live, a lifesaving technique if you’re struggling in water.

Floating on your back with your arms and legs stretched out can save your life if you are struggling in water.

  • Press release

Fire officers from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service have been working with local businesses and property owners to help them understand new fire safety regulations, which have been introduced as a result of the Grenfell Tower fire. 

  • Press release

A newly published report has shown that Essex County Fire and Rescue’s gender pay gap has decreased over the last year.

  • Press release

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is thanking its volunteers for the support they have given over the last 12 months.

In just one year the volunteers have spent over 6000 hours carrying out home fire safety visits, assisting at events and helping at the Essex Fire Museum.

 

 

  • Events

We're excited to be opening our fire station doors again throughout the year for our station open days and events.

Keep an eye on this page where will share our upcoming open days and events we'll be attending.

  • Press release

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service celebrated its 75th anniversary with an event at Essex Fire Museum today. 

  • Event

South Woodham Ferrers firefighters held a paediatric first aid awareness session over the weekend.

 

  • Press release

Ten members of Essex County Fire and Rescue Service's prevention team have gained new skills to keep communities safe by inspecting and testing their electrical items.

  • Press release

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service is wishing the Muslim communities of Essex ‘Ramadan Mubarak’ and offering them support and advice as they observe the holy period of Ramadan.

  • Press release

A firefighter from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service (ECFRS) has been deployed to Malawi to assist with flooding after Cyclone Freddy caused devastation throughout Malawi and Mozambique.

  • Press release

Hundreds of residents in Cecil Court, an eleven storey high rise in Southend have been made safer after a sprinkler system was installed.

  • Press release

Control staff from Essex County Fire and Rescue Service have named a litter of puppies at a local animal rescue.

Did you find this page useful?