Service News

On Wednesday 31 August 2022 at 11:09, the Service attended a large-scale incident on Mumbles Pier, Swansea

As the air turns cooler and leaves drop from the trees, it's important to keep a few important Autumn safety tips in mind. With proper precautions and safety awareness, your family can enjoy that crisp Autumn weather while avoiding some of the dangers that come with the season. When the weather turns cold most people spend more time inside their homes using fireplaces, wood b ...

Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service are offering chimney fire safety advice as part of the National Chimney Fire Safety Week 2022.

Last month 11 new team members joined our Business Fire Safety Department. 

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Electrical Services Framework

At its peak, 14 fire appliances, a High-Volume Pump and Incident Command Unit were on the scene, with around 100 Firefighters working tirelessly throughout the afternoon, evening and into the night to bring the incident under control.

Crucial public services that are helping to support people of all ages across Swansea continue to be strengthened, according to a new report.

The high temperatures and dry weather indicate a very busy time for the farming community. 

With the warm, sunny and dry weather forecast, what a perfect opportunity to start to enjoy the wonderful countryside and beaches that we have to offer.

Recently retired Firefighters Peter Morris, Jeremy Lloyd and Julian Pearce were presented with their Certificates of Service last week.  They have completed around 80 years of service between them. Mark Johns who, to date has completed 10 years, was also presented with a Certificate of Service.  SM Emyr Thomas and WM Matthew Cray presented their certificates, medals, and tanka ...