Here are some links that you may find useful.
Click on a web address to open the site.
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CFOA
www.fire-uk.org
The Chief and Assistant Chief Fire Officers' Association (CFOA) is the foremost official organisation for principal fire officers in the UK. CFOA was formed in 1974 following local government re-organisation to allow Principal Fire Officers the ability to meet and discuss fire related or government influenced matters, with the aim of reaching a combined understanding of what each UK Fire Brigade needed to improve operations and training within their Service.
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Community Risk Register
www.derbyshire.gov.uk/lrf
The Derbyshire Local Resilience Forum brings together all the responder organisations in the County, including the emergency services, health trusts, local authorities, Environment and Health Protection Agencies. The preliminary Community Risk Registers are shown on this site.
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Department for Communities and Local Government
www.communities.gov.uk/
The Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) was created on 5 May 2006 with a powerful remit to promote community cohesion and equality, as well as responsibility for housing, urban regeneration, planning and local government. Previously called ODPM.
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Derbyshire Partnership Mapping
derbyshiremaps.derbyshire.gov.uk/launch_portal.asp?style=fir
Map based resource for the location of services in Derbyshire.
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Direct.gov.uk/mycouncil
www.direct.gov.uk/mycouncil
Connect to your council to see what it has to offer. Find out how to renew your library books, or how to remove graffiti and much more information about their services.
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East Midlands Local Government
www.lg-em.gov.uk/
LGEM promotes the work of local authorities and the communities they serve across the East Midlands region. It also speaks regionally, nationally and internationally for local government in the East Midlands.
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East Midlands Regional Management Board
www.emrmb-fire.gov.uk
The East Midlands Regional Management Board is a joint committee of the five fire and rescue authorities in the East Midlands.
The five fire and rescue authorities are:
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Authority,
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Fire and Rescue Authority, Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue Authority,
Northamptonshire Fire and Rescue Authority and
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Authority.
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Fire Gateway - Your link to the Fire and Rescue Services
www.fire.gov.uk
The Fire Gateway has been developed by the Government in partnership with the Fire & Rescue Authorities to give easier access to services, help improve community safety and save lives.
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Firefighters Memorial
www.firefightersmemorial.co.uk
The Firefighters Memorial Charitable Trust was established in 1990 by founder members of the then City of London Guild of Firefighters. It was to enable the commissioning and the erection of a National Memorial to the men and women of the United Kingdom Fire Service, who had made the ultimate sacrifice in the defence of the realm in World War II. In addition the Trust was empowered to hold an Annual Service of Remembrance each year.
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Fire Safety Advice for the Home
www.firekills.gov.uk
It could be you!
There are well over 50,000 fires in homes in Britain every year - that's nearly 140 a day. To stop it happening to you, visit this website.
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FRS Online
www.frsonline.fire.gov.uk/
FRS Online is a new website providing accessible information about the future of the Fire and Rescue Service.
This site gives a detailed overview of the modernisation programme that is now taking place in the Fire and Rescue Service. It explains new policies that are being brought in on a national level, and reports on the work being done locally to deliver these policies.
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Highways Agency
www.highways.gov.uk/knowledge/336.aspx
The Highways Agency works hard to make sure your journey is as safe and reliable as possible. Find out more with this link.
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National Community Fire Safety Centre Toolbox
www.firesafetytoolbox.org.uk
The Toolbox project provides an impressive range of practical guidance, national and community links, and planning information, all of which can be applied to local fire safety needs and priorities. Much of the material gathered in these modules represents first hand experience and professional insights.
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Safer Derbyshire
www.saferderbyshire.gov.uk
The web site for community safety partnerships in Derbyshire. A one-stop shop for everything you need to know about crime prevention and community safety. Have your say on local crime and disorder issues.
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Smoke Free Derbyshire
www.smokefreederbyshire.co.uk
Derbyshire Action on Smoking is an alliance of agencies working together to improve the health of Derbyshire residents and visitors by eliminating or reducing their exposure to tobacco smoke.
Create a smoke-free working environment
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The North East Derbyshire Community Safety Partnership
www.nedcsp.org.uk
The North East Derbyshire Community Safety Partnership reduces crime and disorder across the North East Derbyshire District council area.
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The Fire Services National Benevolent Fund
www.fsnbf.org.uk/
The FSNBF provides a range of services that preserve the quality of life for serving and retired Fire Service personnel and their families. 'The Fund' offers services such as therapy and rehabilitation facilities, recuperative care and sheltered housing, in addition to recently introducing much needed child and family therapy programmes.
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