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A dire national funding situation has left Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Authority (FRA) with a challenging decision to approve the next financial year’s budget.  

Residents of Bedfordshire have until January 31( 2025) to have their say on a proposed council tax increase to their fire service precept.

Households could be missing out on important safety information because they have yet to register over 40 million large appliances in use in their homes.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Authority (FRA) has received confirmation from the Government that it may increase the fire and rescue service’s council tax by up to £5 for the 2025/26 financial year.

A heartwarming Christingle service was held for emergency services families at St Mary’s Church in Woburn.  

The most vulnerable residents in Bedfordshire are receiving targeted support from Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS), recent data shows.  

New fire service recruits have marked the end of their training at a celebratory pass-out parade.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS) is celebrating yet another prestigious accolade, this time at the Fire Magazine Excellence in Fire and Emergency Awards 2024.

Fire stations across Bedfordshire are thrilled to announce that their annual Open Days have raised more than £10,000 for The Fire Fighters Charity.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service (BFRS) is celebrating after winning a prestigious Celebrating NFCC Prevention Award for its community partnership initiative that helps those who have fallen in

The fire service is reminding residents of the importance of closing doors in your home following the release of dramatic pictures following a fire in Luton.  

As Bonfire Night and Diwali approach Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue (BFRS) is asking people to take extra care following concerns that households having fireworks in their gardens could cause fires.