Fire

Fire crews set to work through the night following a large industrial waste fire.

Emergency services remain at the scene of a large fire at an industrial fire in Newark Northgate.

Multiple fire crews are at the scene of an industrial waste fire in Newark.

A fire station is reaching out to the community for unwanted Christmas decorations to spread festive cheer.

Today marks the first anniversary of the Nottinghamshire regional fire investigation dog unit, made up of two dogs and their handlers.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue crews from across the county worked together to tackle a blaze over the weekend.

A firefighter has passed his probation and is now working at the Fire Station of the town where he grew up.

Firefighters from the area joined other fire station crews to take part in a district exercise.

The Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service is urging people to switch Halloween pumpkin candles out for LED lights.

A frontline hero who has kept a town safe for over 33 years has retired.

With flood warnings being issued, Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has issued advice on what to do in the event of a major incident.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has decided to halt plans to stop attending automatic hospital alarms.

German firefighters visited Newark to mark 40 years of twinning between towns.

A joint exercise tested the capabilities of several organisations as their teams conducted training by responding to a simulated critical event.

A serial arsonist caused millions of pounds worth of damage after repeatedly trying to burn a business to the ground.

Firefighters have attended to a fire involving a heavy goods vehicle and trailer.

A major road is partially blocked due to a car on fire.

Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service has opened its biggest recruitment campaign for decades, and reporter Eloise Gilmore put herself to the test.

Firefighters were called out yesterday to deal with a refuse fire.

A council has turned to the courts to gain entry to properties that aren’t currently covered by potentially life-saving utilities safety certificates.