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Winter Water Safety
Winter is especially dangerous because of the temptation to play on ice formed over open water, rivers or canals. It's risky for everyone, but both children and pets are especially at risk, as well as adults who might attempt to rescue them.
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Cost of Living – Stay Fire Safe
As the cost of living increases, we've put together some top tips to help you stay fire safe while you're trying to reduce the cost of heating or lighting your home.
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Heatwave Safety
During a heatwave, there is an increased risk of incidents like fire, water rescue and health issues due to the hot weather. Check out our heatwave safety tips to reduce risk and stay safe during the summer.
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Christmas Safety
We know that Christmas might be a struggle for many, as the cost of living crisis starts to bite. Please take a few minutes to check out our seasonal safety tips, so you and your loved ones can celebrate safely.
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Sparklers
Sparklers can be fun if used safely, but they can burn at more than 1000 degrees so follow our tips to keep you and your family safe.
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Fireworks
Fireworks, either in the garden or at organised displays, can be fun when enjoyed safely.
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Camping and caravans
Check out our tips on staying safe and enjoying yourself in the great outdoors!
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Parks and woodlands
Small fires can easily start in parks or woodland areas. Here are some steps you can take to make sure we all keep our outdoor spaces safe, clean and reduce any risk of fire.
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Countryside fire safety
Take a look at our tips on preventing fire in the countryside.
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Bio ethanol and gel fuel
There are no current European standards for bio ethanol and gel fuel burners, so our safety advice should be strictly followed.
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