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A career that makes a difference  Being a wholetime firefighter is more than responding to emergencies - it’s about protecting communities, preventing harm and being a role model. As a wholetime firefighter with Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service, you’ ...

Is this the career for you?  Being a wholetime firefighter at Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service isn’t just a job - it’s a career with purpose, progression, and opportunities. From the moment you join, you’ll receive structured training and ongoing dev ...

On-call firefighters receive an annual wage to reflect the time they commit plus additional payments for attending drill nights and incidents. Annual wage (based on 100% contract)Correct from July 2024 Firefighter Trainee - £2,827Development - £2,944Compet ...

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Rural firefighting is a significant challenge in Cambridgeshire. Long travel distances and limited access to water make fighting fires in farm houses, farm buildings and crop fires extremely challenging. The local farming community are always willing to he ...

The Cambridgeshire Information Sharing Framework ('the Framework') is a high level agreement between a number of public organisations in Cambridgeshire. Its aim is to facilitate more effective data sharing across Cambridgeshire where this is needed to impr ...

Farm fires can be devastating, resulting in the loss of machinery, livestock, stores of hay and straw, and the destruction of buildings. A serious fire on a farm can affect the financial stability of even the most well run business. Farms are at a high ris ...

You may use this process to complain to the Fire Authority if you have a complaint against an elected member of the Fire Authority and you consider that the member has breached the Fire Authority's Member Code of Conduct. Complaints must be made in writing ...