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Date Added: 15th July 2010
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FAMILY FUN WITH A DIFFERENCE AT WORTHING FIRE STATION
 
Thousands of people are expected to flock to a family day out with a difference as Worthing Fire Station hosts its annual Open Day.
 
Now one of the biggest events of its kind on the South Coast, Worthing Fire Station will once again be throwing open its doors to the public on Saturday 24th July between 10am and 4pm.
 
This is a great chance to combine some family fun with a unique peek behind the scenes of the Fire and Rescue Service, discover the ways it is working towards making West Sussex even safer, see first hand what the role of a professional firefighter entails and pick up some great safety tips for at home and on the road.
 
Television presenter Tommy Boyd will be a special guest on the day and attractions will include -
  • Firefighting and rescue displays
  • Fire engine rides and fire engine simulator
  • Modern and vintage fire appliances
  • 'Barley' the Fire Investigation dog
  • Chip pan firefighting demonstrations
  • Road safety advice and displays
  • South East Coast Ambulance and Sussex Police vehicles
  • Fire safety and arson reduction advice
  • Craft and charity stalls
  • Model fire engines, trains and boats
  • Bouncy castles and children's rides
  • Bowling alley
  • Refreshments
                    photo right - http://www.littlehamptongazette.co.uk - Worthing Open day 2010

 
Darren Wickings, Watch Manager at Worthing Fire Station, who is organising the event, said: "The Open Day is a real family fun day with so much to do. It is also a great chance for the public to see their local firefighters in action. Our themes this year are home fire safety and reducing road traffic collisions and this gives us a great opportunity to engage people in a much more relaxed and informal setting."
 
The Fire Station will have use of Broadwater Green and the Broadwater School field. Ardsheal Road will be closed for the duration of the event. Entry is free and all proceeds from the day will be donated to the Firefighters Charity and selected local charities.
 
uploaded 10:47 - 15 July 2010
 
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