Kent Fire and Rescue Service

Dräger has designed a bespoke smoke extraction system for Kent Fire and Rescue Service’s new five-storey live training facility in Ashford, enabling firefighters to train in realistic conditions while reducing the environmental impact.

Essex County Fire and Rescue Service has joined forces with Kent Fire and Rescue Service to deliver accredited training to strengthen community safety, save money and help raise national standards.

Reflecting on day one of The Emergency Services Show and The Emergency Tech Show, I am reminded about the importance of human interaction and why seeing people face to face to have stimulating and spontaneous conversations is at the heart of what we do, says Catherine Levin.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service has added a new vehicle to support its technical rope rescue team, improving how it responds to complex incidents across Kent and Medway.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service has invested in new lightweight PPE for its firefighters as the UK experiences more wildfires and fire and rescue services need greater protection when tackling outdoor fires in extreme heat.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) has issued a warning to the public about the dangers posed by wildfires as summer approaches.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service has added two new 4×4 Can-Am Traxter vehicles to its fleet as part of preparations for the 2025 wildfire season.

Responding to emergencies is inherently risky, but the use of robotics can significantly reduce these dangers while offering additional benefits in improving response times and overall safety. Mark Gosling, Group Manager Operational Development at Kent Fire & Rescue Service, shares his journey with firefighting robots and the impact they’re having on the future of emergency response.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service has broken ground on its new £10.7m firefighter training facility in Ashford.

Fire and rescue services in East Sussex, Kent, Surrey and West Sussex (known as ‘4F’) have appointed a new supplier to replace and standardise breathing apparatus equipment across the region.