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INCIDENT UPDATE: We are in attendance at a fire at a derelict building in Cheshunt. We are aware that a large amount of smoke can be seen from Lieutenant Ellis Way and the A10. Please be assured that the fire is under control, and there are no casualties. 1/2

INCIDENT UPDATE: We are in attendance at a fire at a derelict building in Cheshunt. We are aware that a large amount of smoke can be seen from Lieutenant Ellis Way and the A10. Please be assured that the fire is under control, and there are no casualties. 1/2

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We currently have six fire engines with an Aerial Ladder Platform and water bowser attending a large fire off Caldwell Lane near Hitchin. Beds Fire and Rescue, Herts Police EEAST Ambulance Service, Environment AgencySE are supporting. Mobile command and welfare units are on the scene.

We currently have six fire engines with an Aerial Ladder Platform and water bowser attending a large fire off Caldwell Lane near Hitchin. Beds Fire and Rescue, Herts Police EEAST Ambulance Service, Environment AgencySE are supporting. Mobile command and welfare units are on the scene.

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Our firefighters and Fire Investigation Dog Loki went ‘back to school’ to refresh their memories on firework safety with 10-year-old Emma this week
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Our firefighters and Fire Investigation Dog Loki went ‘back to school’ to refresh their memories on firework safety with 10-year-old Emma this week

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Saying goodbye and thank you to Fire Investigation Dog Loki Reqs, who retired this week. Reqs has been using his impeccable sense of smell to detect accelerants like petrol at the scenes of fires for almost 11 years, making him Britain’s longest-serving fire investigation dog. Thank you Reqs🐶
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Saying goodbye and thank you to Fire Investigation Dog Loki Reqs, who retired this week. Reqs has been using his impeccable sense of smell to detect accelerants like petrol at the scenes of fires for almost 11 years, making him Britain’s longest-serving fire investigation dog. Thank you Reqs🐶

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