Norfolk Fire & Rescue Service

Thanks for the comments Steve, I'll look into it... Keep them coming people!

on the location map what about highlighting the stgaions that are on a shout and on the equipment gallery state which stastions have wich apllinace and the call sign and on the station section have bcakground on the station and fire fighter profiles

hear hear Barneys Mum you sound like a "girl" after my own heart. My Grandfather tho he died years before my Dad & Mom married he was station officer in the Birmingham Fire brigade when I have five I wilkl put his photo on line
Enjoy the sparklers (if only)Keep Barneys ear muffs on and his dark shades I have left some tiny balls of cotton wool inm the trees for all my little birds no no no I have not really will have the R.S.P.B. on my tail x x x

Hi Mia, We always attend rtc's to assist in the removal of casualties trapped if the ambulance Paramedics require assitance. We are also called to many rtc's where the Paramedics only need assistance in moving a casualty to an ambulance/air ambulance. If no one is trapped we are not automatically called as the police can often deal with liquid ... Read Morespills with their own spillage kits. It does depend on the situation at the time and whether the Police Officer on scene considers they need our assistance. This case sounds like they were concerned that the vehicle was about to catch fire, which is not actually that common in minor rtc's.