Today we reflect on the tragic events in New York on 9/11, 25 years ago. We remember the 2977 people who sadly died, including the 343 brave firefighters from NYFD
Reminder: Our Wednesday Walk in Richmond is on tomorrow!
The Nottinghamshire walk will return next week.
Free & open to all men who are serving, have served, or are retired from the Blue Light, NHS, or Military services.
👉 Find all our UK walks here: https://t.co/nQKnhVSQW1
Great Wednesday walking and talking with Walk&Talk999 round Richmond Park and Sherwood Pines!
For all our walks across the UK: https://t.co/9lyUE5oXVC
🌟 Walk&Talk999 🌟
Free & open to all men who are serving, have served, or are retired from the blue light, NHS, or military services.
Also the Mum's and mum's to be walk on Monday
For locations, dates, times, and further information
https://t.co/zrSVvnYpEx
On Sunday 20th Sept we will be hosting the annual Veterans Cruise. This year the Dunkirk Little Ships will be leaving Weybridge Mariners Club at 1030 hrs and will head down river to Sunbury Lock. Please come out and support our wonderful veterans.
On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we recognise humanitarian teams around the world working to save lives and support communities affected by disaster.
#UKISAR’s specialist teams remain on call 24/7, 365 days a year, supported and funded by the @FCDOGovUK to respond when called upon.
#UKISAR #HumanitarianResponse #SearchAndRescue
A fifth heatwave this summer and worsening drought conditions are increasing wildfire risk across England and Wales.
Help protect your community by following wildfire safety advice.
Read more:
https://t.co/27cPbD47NM
#PreventTheSpark
Firefighters across England and Wales have already responded to 966 wildfires in 2026, with 185 incidents in the first 10 days of August alone.
Read more and help reduce the risk of wildfires:
https://t.co/27cPbD47NM
#PreventTheSpark#WildfireSafety
Siobhan from Lambeth joined 100 other colleagues throughout the LFB celebrating Pride on the streets of London last weekend supported by the LFB LGBT+ network 🏳️🌈🚒👨🚒🧑🚒🚨
Today we remember the 52 people who lost their lives 21 years ago in the 7/7 London terror attacks. Our thoughts are with the family and friends of those who lost their lives, as well as with the emergency service workers who worked in the toughest of circumstances to save lives.
Today, 21 years on from the 7/7 bombings, we remember the 52 people who lost their lives in the attacks, including our colleague Lee Baisden, and all those affected by their loss.
We also thank our staff and our emergency services partners for their efforts on that tragic day.