@OFFICIALWMAS Thoughts and prayers to the friends and family during this difficult time. Responding to look after us, I hope the person/s responsible are brought to justice.
We've had 40 cases of our staff being attacked since March. It's 40 too many. Most incidents were verbal, but some involved objects being thrown and weapons. We and our Fire Authority will work closely with @WMPolice where appropriate to ensure that culprits are prosecuted.
@Haymillsfire Saddened to read some of the comments on this thread but I for one support you @Haymillsfire in condemning racism and showing solidarity.
A @WestMidsFire first 🙌🏼 258 people in a digital ‘get together’ involving all parts of the Service. Great to see this level of engagement from across our Organisation, including all Representative Bodies and staff from various Stations & departments. 👏🏼 #digitalfirst#soldout
Vulnerability isn’t age related. Aston White while completing Safe and well visits (through FaceTime) highlighted a young adult struggling. Food parcel delivered 👌
Phil Loach, the Chief Fire Officer of the West Midlands, has today urged the public to pay extra attention to their safety at home, on the roads and at work during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. READ MORE 👀: https://t.co/PSXyQ8x9pf
Following recent media reports, we emphatically reject unsubstantiated claims that our recruitment of the best firefighters for the West Midlands is discriminatory.
For our full statement please visit our website: https://t.co/pn3KKSkc0Y
#WeStandTogether Firefighters will stand outside our 38 fire stations at 6pm, joining the one-minute silence to show respect for #Manchester https://t.co/91Nyo4hjcy
I am on my way to pay my respects on behalf of @WestMidsFire alongside others to the victims, emergency workers and people of Manchester. https://t.co/fG96FCU5La