Chatteris fire station is in the Fenland district and houses one fire engine which is crewed by on-call firefighters. To find out more about being an on-call firefighter, including how to join, visit our Careers section. Firefighters at Chatteris train for ...

Kimbolton fire station is in the Huntingdonshire district. It has one fire engine which is staffed by on-call firefighters. To find out more about being an on-call firefighter, including how to join, visit our Careers section. Firefighters at Kimbolton tra ...

Soham fire station is in the East Cambridgeshire district. It has two fire engines which are crewed by on-call firefighters. To find out more about being an on-call firefighter, including how to join, visit our Careers section. Firefighters at Soham train ...

Cambridge fire station is crewed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by four watches (Green, Red, Blue and White). They operate one water tender, one rescue pump, one Multistar aerial appliance and a rescue vehicle. Fire protection officers, community safety off ...

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority has a legal duty to encourage fire safety in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough and to enforce the provisions of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO), in order to reduce the risk of fire causing d ...

From October new fire safety legislation comes into effect imposing additional duties on businesses and building owners.  The Fire Safety Order (FSO) is the primary fire safety legislation in England and Wales, applying to all non-domestic premises, as wel ...

Fire sprinkler systems are used worldwide, with well over 40 million sprinkler heads fitted each year. Automatic fire sprinkler systems are the most widely used fire protection system throughout the world. Sprinklers are designed to put as little water as ...

The Fire Authority is made up of 17 councillors from Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council. Below are details of the Fire Authority members, with details of the council they are from, their position on the Fire Authority (if relevant) ...

At Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service we have three core values - Welcoming, Respectful and Professional - that we expect all staff and fire authority members to demonstrate in their behaviour to each other and to all members of the public: Welcoming ...

The Service is run by a chief fire officer who is also the chief executive. The chief fire officer is supported by a deputy chief executive and an assistant chief fire officer, who form the Service's Directors. Each Director is responsible for a number of ...