SHERBROOKE — Warden James Fuller of the Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s says Nova Scotia’s fire services urgently need a coordinated approach to equipment and emergency planning – ...

Mark Bower, chief of South Ward Fire Co. No 1 in Tamaqua, said Friday’s brush fire was fanned by 25 mph winds. “It was a fast-moving fire,” said Bower, a volunteer DCNR fire warden.

At least 11 major NHS trusts across England have been accused of fast-tracking ethnic minority employees to top positions in a bid to meet diversity quotas. The move, intended to improve ...

An NHS hospital has been criticised for “shameless” posters displayed in a public area which called Reform UK “a danger to us all”. Homerton Hospital in London displayed posters which ...

Harmony Fire has been re-appointed to the influential NHS Shared Business Services’ (SBS) Building Safety and Fire Compliance Framework, taking a lead position on each of the three lots it bid for.

Harmony Fire has been re-appointed to the influential NHS Shared Business Services’ (SBS) Building Safety and Fire Compliance Framework, taking a lead position on each of the three lots it bid for.

Fire warden warns against fire mitigation group By Marianne Mogon Pikes Peak Courier Jan 20, 2025 Updated Jan 23, 2025 1 of 2 ...

The Massachusetts State Fire Warden David Celino said a lot of the techniques and practices they used to contain the brush fires across Massachusetts last fall, are being put to use in Southern ...

The Massachusetts State Fire Warden David Celino said a lot of the techniques and practices they used to contain the brush fires across Massachusetts last fall, are being put to use in Southern ...

Government apologises for 'offensive' NHS anti-smoking poster featuring Sikh man By SHANNON MCGUIGAN Published: 13:53 EDT, 20 December 2024 | Updated: 02:05 EDT, 21 December 2024 ...

Government apologises for NHS smoking poster featuring Sikh man Sky News understands the poster design was not commissioned by the NHS but by the Department of Health and Social Care.

The government has apologised over the publication of an "inappropriate" and "offensive" poster encouraging the public to quit smoking after backlash from the Sikh community. The poster - which was ...