Service News

Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is pleased to launch its new #MoreThanJustFires campaign video, which throws a light on the diverse services it provides, as well as its continued dedication and commitment in ensuring the safety of the communities it serves.

Neath Port Talbot Public Services Board are looking for your views to help them improve the well-being of people living in the area.

Over the last couple of weeks, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service has attended several water and flood-related incidents.

Following recent spells of heavy rain, Natural Resources Wales have issued several flood warnings and alerts for areas across mid and west Wales.

Welcome to the winter 2022 edition of Calon Tân - our Service magazine.

Our 2022 winter edition of Calon Tân is being published with the festive season in full swing. Since our last edition of Calon Tân back in October, it’s been a very busy period for us all.

Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service held its Annual Charity Christmas Carol Service on Tuesday 13^th December 2022, at St Catherine’s Church in Gorseinon. 

EMERGENCY workers in Wales are reminding the public to treat them with respect in the face of a continued rise in assaults. 

The 7th of December has been designated Welsh Language Rights Day, and so, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service wishes to take advantage of this day to remind the public that they have the right to use the Welsh language with the Fire and Rescue Service.

The community safety team at Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service have provided some helpful information to help you stay safe.

Every year in Wales, fire is responsible for damaging thousands of hectares of countryside, open space and wildlife habitats. The three fire and rescue service in Wales want to continue to work with local communities, farmers and landowners to protect our precious Welsh landscape. In North Wales, Tim Owen, Partnerships and Communities Manager East Area and Wildfire lead for N ...