Fire Awareness Training – Cheshire

Excellent in depth presentation on thought provoking subject, practical aspect invaluable part of the course leading to increased awareness & confidence – Helen Brain

Food for thought, good balance between home and work situations, feel confident to use different types of extinguishers – Des Griffiths

Learned alot which will be both useful in my work place and home – Alan Sharratt

Good all round – Lee Roberts

Very good that all people get experience with using extinguishers – Graham Sedwell

Clear and concise awareness is vital – Annette Jackson

Good presentation should be longer – Joe Hughes

Good exercise to reduce complacency, showed me what type of fire extinguishers I should use – Martin Garnett

Very enjoyable, very relevant – Kevin Bruen

Very good practical showing how to use different types of extinguishers, useful for any future fire fighting and if need to use in the future – David Roden

It was good to have a go at the different extinguishers – Mark Owens

Fire Warden Training – Normanton

Really learnt loads of information have taken loads on board – Julie Frost

Very shocking but hit home on lots of comments and examples, presenter excellent, down to earth and used brilliant examples – Shelley Addy

Found it very useful and informative – Dominic Charlesworth

Fire Warden Training – Bodmin

Never reviewed fire training before and was glad I was picked to attend, found it concise and informative – Debby Birchall

Eye opening, thought provoking – Steve Boyce

Was good to have hands on experience in the use of various extinguishers – Brian Hicks

Used fire extinguisher for the first time so very helpful thanks – Oliver Ubly

This course has made me think about work and home situations – Justin Mcmanus

First class and eye opening, very good. It shows what you should do – Rob Williams

Makes clear the importance of getting the building clear of personnel if a fire is discovered – Paul Jones

Investigation begins into cattle market fire

It has been confirmed that a probe is now underway following a suspected arson attack on a cattle market in Cornwall which happened near the end of last month.

Firefighters from Truro and Falmouth attended the scene of the blaze at Truro Cattle Market on Newquay Road, around 11.30pm on Tuesday the 23rd of November.

The fire crews arrived to find a pile of rubbish that was alight within a corner of the dairy building.

The area on fire in the 100ft by 165ft single-storey cattle market dairy structure had to be damped down by firefighters who made sure the blaze had been fully extinguished before the enquiry could begin.

Western Power also sent engineers to the location in order to isolate the power supply.

No injuries have been reported following the late night fire.

The operators of the cattle market have indicated that, despite the substantial damage to the building, the business is still to carry on, with their security company to oversee its safety.

The fire service has said that fire investigation officers are now working with police to establish the exact cause of the blaze, which is being treated as suspicious and a possible arson attack.

Fire Warden Training – Hassocks

Eye opening learnt alot, quite shocking, reveals how important fire safety awareness is, very well presented, understandable, relevant, good information – Valerie Ayling

Excellent course, more and regular fire training for all staff – Julie Jones

The training was execllent, very informative, very interesting and relevant to my job and useful for home – Sheila Placzek

Very interesting and useful to my job – Sharon Harris

Very informative, brings insight to issues which are normally over looked during fire drills – Winlow Masijakurima

Nice one, good bloke! – David Ground

Good presentation – Ian Clark