Surrey fire updates
Official Surrey Fire and Rescue Service warnings, enforcement reports and service updates published through Surrey County Council.
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View all original briefingsOriginal August 2026 fire-safety briefing covering product notices, remediation data, Building Safety Regulator publications, official fire statistics and London safety warnings.
Original briefing on 12 monitored August 2026 OPSS product recalls and safety reports presenting a fire risk, with checks for responsible persons and premises managers.
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Surrey Police is appealing for information after approximately £30k worth of vital road traffic collision rescue equipment is stolen from Painshill Fire Station
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Surrey Fire and Rescue Service is delighted to announce the reopening of Lingfield Fire Station following extensive redevelopment.
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Surrey Fire and Rescue Service proudly welcomed 10 new firefighters during a pass out parade on Sunday (22 June).
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Surrey Fire and Rescue Service has shown strong progress in its latest inspection, achieving ‘good’ ratings in six areas and ‘adequate’ in the remaining four.
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With a red heat-health alert in place and hot, dry conditions across Surrey, residents are being urged to take extra care while making the most of the sunshine.
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As of March 2027, the crew and equipment from Banstead Fire Station will relocate to Godstone Fire Station.
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Surrey Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) proudly welcomed the newest cohort of firefighters and Joint Fire Control operators during a pass out parade in April.
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