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North Wales Fire and Rescue Service
About North Wales Fire and Rescue Service
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service helps to protect an estimated population of 678,461 people over an area of 2,400 square miles as well as hundreds of thousands of tourists and visitors who come to North Wales every year. There are around 317,051 domestic properties and 24,484 non-domestic properties in North Wales that fall under the Service’s protection. The Service’s headquarters is located on the St Asaph Business Park as well as the Joint Communications Centre where both the Fire and Rescue Service and North Wales Police share a control room. There are 44 fire stations across North Wales - three wholetime stations in Wrexham, Deeside and Rhyl, 5 day crewed in Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Bangor, Caernarfon and Holyhead and 36 retained station where crews respond to calls as and when required. The Service employs almost 1,000 staff in operational and support roles.
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People
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service announced that the closing date for Digital Learning Developer applications is tomorrow at 12pm.
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People
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service completed the initial course for On-Call Firefighters from Mold, Johnstown, Llanberis, Pwllheli, Menai Bridge, Corwen, Harlech, Prestatyn, and Beaumaris at Rhyl Fire Station last week.
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Presence & Recognition
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service is hosting a recruitment event in Harlech next week to support new recruits.
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People
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service Chief Fire Officer Dawn Docx announced her intention to retire from her role at the end of December 2026
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Customers & Market
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service customer Prif Swyddog Tân, Dawn Docx, launched a new product offering to provide fire safety and emergency response services.
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Presence & Recognition
North Wales Fire and Rescue Service closed the Hwb Awen consultation on the proposed new training and development centre for North Wales Fire and Rescue Service in St Asaph.
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