The official Twitter account of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service in Dumfries & Galloway.
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#BeAMate, stick together and get home safe. #DontDrinkAndDrown
Share this video and help keep your friends safe this festive season #BeAMate#DontDrinkandDrown
Learn more about how to stay safe around water : https://t.co/JIEzVKgdCI
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@RLSSUK
We’re supporting @RLSSUK's #DontDrinkandDrown campaign.
It’s officially the Christmas party season. We want this festive period to be merry and bright. #BeAMate and stay safe. Make sure to plan your route home away from water.
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Keep candles clear of clothes, curtains, cushions & things that burn easily. Put them out when you leave the room, go to bed or go out.
Consider battery operated candles. You get the same light effect without the risk from flames. -https://t.co/XzqEeoXxr3
#CandleFireSafetyWeek
Today our CSA Clark attended Castle Douglas High School for a multi agency youth work careers event, which had approximately 200 kids in attendance across the day. This was an excellent opportunity to promote Our new volunteer YVS Scheme. @YOUTHWORKDG@scotfire_DG
Place lit candles out of reach of children and pets. Make sure they can’t be knocked over by children or pets.
Find lots more advice here: https://t.co/3aPbXHpM2B
#CandleFireSafetyWeek
Using candles can increase fire risk. It’s much safer to look for brighter and safer alternatives. LED candles and lights, battery or wind-up torches are just some of the products that are safer to light your home.
More advice here: https://t.co/XzqEeoY5gB
#CandleFireSafetyWeek
Any attack on a firefighter is totally unacceptable and can significantly impact our ability to keep communities safe
No one should go to work and be assaulted.
Respect those who keep us safe and help us to be there for our communities this Bonfire Night
Avoid using candles if you are feeling tired or have been drinking alcohol. It’s easy to fall asleep and leave them lit. They can easily start a fire.
Find lots more advice here: https://t.co/3aPbXHped3
#CandleFireSafetyWeek
When using candles don’t forget how many you have lit. Never leave lit candles unattended. Make sure they are all completely out at night or when you go out.
Consider using battery operated candles as a safe alternative.
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#CandleFireSafetyWeek
Keep candles clear of clothes, curtains, cushions & things that burn easily. Put them out when you leave the room, go to bed or go out.
Consider battery operated candles. You get the same light effect without the risk from flames.
-> https://t.co/XzqEeoXxr3
#CandleFireSafetyWeek
This week Police Scotland PC McCutcheon & and SFRS personnel WC Tony Reid have been out providing Bonfire Safety Information to LIDL Stranraer Manager Gerald Bailie. @scotfire_DG@PSOSDandG@YOUTHWORKDG
Will you be the next potential lifesaver?
Information stall on Thursday 6th November between 11.30 and 14.30 - come and see us to gather more information and ask any questions
We will then be attending on Thursday 13th November for the Registration (Sign-up) Day 1100-1500.
Chimney fire prevention tips if your home has an open fire:
Don't light fires using flammable liquids like petrol/paraffin
Don't burn rubbish on fires in the grate
Don't overload the fire with fuel
Use a spark-guard when the fire is unattended
More: https://t.co/Vm99VAQFHk
It’s never ok to target women with leering stares, uninvited sexual attention and intimidating remarks at any time.
It’s abusive and it’s sexual harassment.
Stop it by telling @CrimestoppersUK what you know, 100% anonymously: https://t.co/0NXP7GY6Rh
@scotfire_DG@ScottIrving11
Today Community action team along with Whithorn fire station personnel are at Wigtown Show,Bladnoch. Wigtown. Come along a visit our team for safety information and chat about joining being an on call firefighter.@
@DGfire_safety and White Watch will be at Dock Park tomorrow Friday 25th July with our Blue Light Partners from 1PM to 3PM to provide advice and information on Water Safety to support #worlddrowningpreventionday. Water related deaths are currently at their lowest since 2018.