Service Events

On Saturday, 25^th March, the crew from Newtown Fire Station held a car wash to raise funds for The Fire Fighter Charity.

In support of International Women’s Day 2023 the Service held an event at the National Botanic Garden, to celebrate the journeys and achievements of inspiring women, both within our fire family and locally. The event ran throughout the entire day, with four female speakers, group workshops and peer networking.

Last week on International Women’s Day, Shona Powell-Hughes-Wakley, Nicola Davies, Karen Mayze and Nina Bishop, all members of Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service headed to Nottingham to take part in the ladies first GB Women’s Fire Service Rugby match against the British Police.

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On Tuesday 7^th March crew members from Kidwelly Fire Station presented three local businesses with a plaque and letter of thanks from Roger Thomas, Chief Fire Officer of Mid & West Wales Fire & Rescue Service (MAWWFRS), to thank them for their ongoing support in allowing employees to be released for operational incidents, as and when required.

On Saturday, February 25th, the crew at Presteigne Fire Station held a successful car wash to raise funds for worthy causes.

Have you ever thought about becoming an On-Call Firefighter, but unsure what it entails, or if it’s the right career path for you?

This summer, 12 members of Mid and West Fire and Rescue Service will take on The Big Challenge!

We are calling on all budding artist to design an image that will feature in our Farm Fire Safety leaflet. 

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.