The official Twitter account of Penicuik Fire Station in the East Service Delivery Area of the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service. To report an emergency, dial 999.
Massive thank you to all who came to the charity car wash today and donated. Overall we have raised £1561.39 for the firefighters charity! @firefighters999 🧼🧽🚒
Penicuik Firefighters are doing a charity car wash for @firefighters999. Saturday 26th September 10am - 2pm @ Old garage, Edinburgh Road, Penicuik (just opposite Tesco). Come and get involved 🚒🚗🧼
Penicuik Firefighters are doing a charity car wash for @firefighters999. Saturday 26th September 10am - 2pm @ Old garage, Edinburgh Road, Penicuik (just opposite Tesco). Come and get involved 🚒🚗🧼
This morning we said goodbye to Firefighter Kane McGinley from @FirePenicuik . The SFRS stood together to pay our last respects and Kane will be sadly missed. Our thoughts with all affected by his sad passing. #RIPKane#999Family
Outdoor fires can quickly get out of hand. Please do not to burn garden or general waste during the current pandemic. This can call fire services away from other life saving work. Help us to help you and be #WildfireAware#COVID19
More info: https://t.co/1yumzWegAz
Today is Firefighters' Memorial Day.
Our stations will join firefighters across the UK at midday in a minute's silence to reflect and remember friends, colleagues and all of those who have passed away in the line of duty.
#FMD2020
An incredibly moving tribute to Brother Kane McGinley from fellow firefighters at Penicuik Fire Station. Our thoughts and condolences are with Kane’s family, friends and colleagues. Rest in peace Brother ❤️
https://t.co/Fa63aNrOW7
@FirePenicuik@fire_scot We are sorry to hear this sad news and from all of us here @DWFireRescue we send our thoughts to his family, friends and colleagues.
Dalkeith White Watch observe a minutes silence on International Workers Memorial Day. Time to reflect on our own Kane McGinley, who died in a tragic accident in Penicuik at the weekend. Condolences and thoughts with all affected.#RIPKane#NeverForgotten@FirePenicuik@fire_scot
If you’re intending to have a large bonfire, call us in advance on one of the following non-emergency telephone numbers:
North: Dundee 01382 835804
East: Edinburgh 0131 228 1367
West: Johnstone 01505 331661 or 0141 887 1188
Read more here: https://t.co/m6QxU2E7jw
During the COVID-19 pandemic we want to make sure our fire crews are always available to respond to real emergencies. Lighting a bonfire can divert crews needlessly. It can also cause an unnecessary emergency.
Read more here: https://t.co/m6QxU2E7jw
Most refuse fires are set deliberately.
With refuse collections happening less frequently, help us to make everyone aware that deliberate fires can have devastating consequences.
Help us keep you safe, follow our advice: https://t.co/m6QxU2E7jw
Sky lanterns pose a significant fire risk to our countryside.
This could place unnecessary pressure on the emergency services, and we would always discourage their use 🔥🚫
Please find a different way to show your support for the NHS.
➡️ https://t.co/2d8wSsZGIn
We all have a lot on our minds right now.
But it's important to consider the risk of fire as we all spend more time at home.
Having a clear and safe fire escape plan for you and your family can help save lives.
Help us help you.
➡️ https://t.co/94i0xifxq3
More than ever during the #Coronavirus outbreak, deliberate fires are an unnecessary drain on our resources.
As you #StayAtHome make sure everyone, including the younger people in your life, know that setting fires can have severe consequences.
More: https://t.co/96SmTXbcxM
Many of us are working from home due to COVID-19.
During this time we're asking you not to overload sockets and to always charge devices on hard surfaces and always unplug before bed.
Help us help you by reducing the threat of fire in your home.
➡️ https://t.co/TWvEy1tP4V