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28.10.2026 by Rachel Kestin
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority Publishes Annual Performance Assessment 2025/26
We’re pleased to share our Annual Performance Assessment (APA) for 2025/26, highlighting the achievements and improvements made by Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) over the past year in delivering services to communities across the region.
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27.10.2026 by Rachel Kestin
Heroes in Headsets: Celebrating the people behind our response
As we mark International Control Room Week, we're celebrating the dedicated professionals behind every emergency response: our Joint Fire Control colleagues, the true Heroes in Headsets.
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27.10.2026 by Steffan John
Realistic Multi-Agency Exercise Supports Firefighter Development
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service crews recently took part in a multi-agency training exercise designed to strengthen operational skills, enhance leadership development and improve multi-agency working.
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27.10.2026 by Steffan John
Eight New On-Call Firefighters Complete Initial Training
On Monday, October 26th, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service proudly celebrated the achievements of eight new On-Call Firefighters at a Passout Parade held at Newtown Fire Station.
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26.10.2026 by Steffan John
Historic Legacy Celebrated within Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority
A remarkable political and community legacy spanning the entire history of Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is being celebrated as Councillor Matthew (Matt) Crowley reflects on following in the footsteps of his late father, Councillor Collin J. Crowley.
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26.10.2026 by Steffan John
Control Firefighter Wins Gold at Welsh Jiu-Jitsu Championships
Chance Morgan, a Joint Fire Control Firefighter at Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service, has become a Welsh Champion.
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26.10.2026 by Steffan John
Chief Fire Officer Represents Service at Wales Climate Change and Resilience Summit
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed the opportunity to contribute to national discussions on climate resilience following a summer that saw unprecedented wildfire activity across Wales.
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23.10.2026 by Steffan John
Preparing to Protect: Aberystwyth Firefighters Complete RTC Training Exercise
Firefighters at Aberystwyth Fire Station took part in a realistic road traffic collision (RTC) training exercise on Thursday, October 22nd, designed to strengthen and refine the skills needed when responding to serious incidents on our roads.
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22.10.2026 by Rachel Kestin
Year of Outstanding Support for the Fire Fighters Charity
Over the last year, MAWWFRS has raised an incredible £147,000 for the Fire Fighters Charity!
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