Wildfire response vehicles

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service has introduced four new welfare and wildfire response vehicles to its fleet, aimed at improving crew safety and support during prolonged incidents.

London Fire Brigade (LFB) has warned of the growing threat of wildfires after recording its busiest summer since the record-breaking heatwave of 2022.

Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Service has added two new Seasonal Support Vehicles to its fleet on a trial basis to strengthen its response to wildfires and other climate-related incidents.

Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service (DWFRS) has invested nearly half a million pounds in a new Unimog — an all-wheel-drive off-road vehicle — to help it tackle heath fires and other incidents.

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.

North Fire and Vallfirest have announced a partnership to boost UK emergency services’ wildfire response capabilities.

A vehicle which helps firefighters tackle wildfires in County Durham and Darlington has been upgraded.

London Fire Brigade is trialling the use of new vehicles this summer to respond to the growing threat of grass fires and wildfires in the capital.