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Coronavirus Advice, Guidance and Support

Advice, guidance and support from Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service, Partner agencies and Government bodies.

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Covid-19 Supporting Our Communities

Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service is taking part in the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) Ready Willing and Able campaign.

Partner agencies and Government bodies links

To stay up to date and get the latest information about the coronavirus pandemic please use the following links that contain a lot of useful advice and help.

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Stay Home. Protect The NHS. Save Lives. Read the latest advice.
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Get the latest guidance and news from Public Health England
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Information and advice on coronavirus and policing
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Derbyshire County Council - Coronavirus advice

Get your vaccine - 
Protect yourself and your community

Watch this video from our colleagues at Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service coming together to urge BAME communities to take up the vaccine when they are contacted for it.  The video features a message in English, Urdu, Polish, Punjabi, Hindi, Miripuri and British Sign Language, which make up our communities in Derbyshire.

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Think Sprinkler

There is clear evidence that sprinklers can be effective in stopping fires spreading and putting them out.
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Blue Light Aware

The crews of emergency service vehicles rely on the help of other road users when they are on a blue light journey.
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Biker Down

Biker Down is a 3 hour course covering accident scene management, first aid and the science of being seen.

Community Contract

Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Service (DFRS) protects the communities of Derbyshire by preventing fires and emergencies from occurring.
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FireStoppers

FireStoppers gives people an anonymous way to report what they know about deliberate firesetting.
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15 minutes to save a life

15 minutes to save a life - Available posters and leaflets to support the campaign