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INCIDENT UPDATE: ⚠️ The barn fire on Ford Road, Chobham is now out. Fire crews have left the scene following work to bring the fire under control and prevent it from spreading further. Thank you to local residents for their patience and for following the safety advice during the incident.
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❗We are currently in attendance at a barn fire on Ford Road, Chobham, following a call at 8.53pm today. We currently have three fire engines in attendance, with a further three fire engines on the way. Please avoid the area. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
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UPDATE: Electricity substation fire on Caterfield Lane in Oxted. We have now left the scene and handed the incident over to UK Power Networks and Southern Rail for any further updates. Thank you to local residents and road users for your patience and understanding while we responded to this incident.
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INCIDENT UPDATE: We remain in attendance at an electricity substation fire on Caterfield Road, Oxted, following a call this afternoon. Caterfield Road remains closed, we currently have two fire engines at the scene. Thank you to residents and road users for their patience while we continue to deal with this incident.
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⚠️ Due to a fire on a property near the railway between Redhill and Tonbridge. ❌ All lines between these stations are blocked and trains are unable to run. ℹ️ More information to follow 👇
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We are in attendance at an electricity sub station fire on Caterfield Road, Oxted following a call at 4.29pm today. We have two fire engines in attendance and the road has been closed. This had had some impact on the railway and we would advise people to check their journeys before travelling. Black smoke can be seen from quite a distance so those who need to should close windows and doors.
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Today marks 25 years on from the tragedy of 9/11. We take this day to remember all who lost their lives on this dark day, including the courageous firefighters and first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice. #NeverForget
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We are extremely disappointed that approximately £30,000 worth of vital road traffic collision rescue equipment was stolen from Painshill Fire Station in the early hours of this morning. If you have any information, please contact Surrey Police quoting reference: PR/45260109612 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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More information on this incident can be found here: orlo.uk/G8YSc
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Today is Emergency Services Day, known as #999Day. This national day of recognition provides an opportunity to honour and remember those who serve in our emergency services. This morning at 9am, colleagues observed a two-minute silence to reflect on the duty of themselves and other emergency service partners, and pay their respects to those who lost their lives while serving. We'd like to thank everyone who represents the emergency services. Your dedication and commitment to keeping our communities safe is deeply appreciated. #Emergencyservicesday #999Day
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We’re currently in attendance at an incident at Warren Farm, Green Road, Thorpe, Egham. The crew are on scene working to put out the fire. Please avoid the area where possible and keep doors and windows closed. Thank you for your patience while we respond to the incident.
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📢 Training exercise alert. Tomorrow, we'll be at @GuildCath carrying out a planned exercise to help keep #SurreyPrepared 🚒 If you're in the area, please don't be alarmed if you see us between 9:30am and 12:30pm.
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‼️ We are currently dealing with a house fire in Riverside Drive, Staines-upon-Thames. Four fire engines are in attendance. Please avoid the area, and if you live nearby, please keep your windows and doors closed.
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‼️ We are currently dealing with a house fire in Elliott Gardens, Shepperton. Six fire engines are in attendance. Everyone is accounted for. Please avoid the area, and if you live nearby, please keep your windows and doors closed.
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‼️Update on the Whitmoor Common wildfire: The fire is now out and crews left the scene at approximately 11:53am. We’ll be back on site at 4pm today for a reinspection. One hectare of land was affected. Here’s a look at the damage caused 👇
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‼️ Update on the Whitmoor Common wildfire: The fire is ongoing and we will have four appliances still at the scene this morning. Please continue to avoid the area. Thank you.
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‼️ We are dealing with a wildfire at Whitmoor Common. Three fire engines and six specialist vehicles are in attendance. Please avoid the area. Thank you.
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‼️ We are dealing with a house fire on Horsham Road, Forest Green. We have eight fire engines in attendance. Please avoid the area, and if you live nearby, please keep your windows and doors shut. Thank you.
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‼️ Please only call 999 if there is an emergency or a fire producing significant smoke. We have had a high volume of calls to our 999 control room this evening. We understand residents may be concerned, but we are unable to respond to reports of neighbours having BBQs, bonfires or campfires in their gardens unless there is an emergency. We support the Government's message on this and would strongly advise against having bonfires, fireworks, campfires or disposable BBQs during this period. Fires can spread quickly and become difficult to control, putting your home and neighbouring properties at risk. @wsfrs999 @EastSussexFRS
Bonfires/campfires or fireworks, that are contained, causing smoke, smells or other nuisance: contact your local council. If a fire is spreading out of control or at risk to people or property: call 999.

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