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This 19-lesson study of the book of Genesis shows students how to apply its truths to their lives today. The book of Genesis is all about beginnings. The heavens and the earth, the animals and the oceans, man and woman - the Creator's plan from the start. Not only does this book reveal God's love and purpose for humanity, it also provides an extraordinary context for all of Scripture. As you learn about the giants of the faith - Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph - and their epic stories, you'll see how God begins His redemptive work in Genesis to bring us all a new beginning. Includes discussion questions and study aids.
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John J. "Jack" Delany, III, Delany McBride, Philadelphia, PA, received a unanimous defense verdict in a wrongful death/survival action tried in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas in November and December 2014. Jack represented JBC Associates, a sub consultant and limited construction manager on the 3-year Platt Bridge project. Plaintiff died when he hit an aerial man lift in a construction zone. The two workers in the lift were injured as well, sending one person flying out of the lift, dangling from his safety lanyard over the bridge.
The Plaintiff was survived by his widow, 4 daughters, and his son who was born a month after his death. Plaintiff's economic damages alone were in excess of $2.5 million. Plaintiff alleged that on February 6, 2012, after a Super Bowl party, her husband entered the Platt Bridge after a construction worker removed road closure signs. At the apex of the bridge, which Plaintiff claims was poorly lit with low visibility, the deceased driver sideswiped a JLG manlift with two workers on it, then sideswiped the median barrier until he came to a stop in a front impact with a Genie aerial lift. The two workers in the Genie lift where injured when the force of the impact broke the turret pin and sent the boom swinging around like a second hand on a clock. One worker was ejected from the lift but was saved by his safety lanyard. The two workers' suits were resolved prior to trial. The Plaintiff settled with the other Defendants prior to trial and tried the case solely against JBC Associates, one of the PennDOT inspection companies on the project. Plaintiff also alleged JBC had construction management responsibilities.
Jack argued that the driver was legally impaired and violated the road closure signs and entered the bridge. Once he entered the bridge he was traveling well in excess of the speed limit, when he first applied his brakes (per the onboard data recorder, 2.5 seconds prior to impact) he was traveling 80 mph. Defense experts asserted that had the driver been traveling the speed limit the accident would not have occurred because he would have been able to stop short of the aerial lift. Plaintiff countered that the toxicology results were tainted and unreliable due to re-aspiration of blood ante-mortem that effected the postmortem BAC results. Plaintiff also presented numerous witnesses who stated the driver was not impaired at the Super Bowl party or when he drove other guests home. [Verdict Announcement]
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Latest news and events from Ellesmere Port Fire Station:
Two members of the public who saved the life of a 94-year woman in Ellesmere Port after rescuing her from a house fire have been given an award from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service.
Chief Fire Officer Paul Hancock awarded the men a Community Award at Ellesmere Port Fire Station on 2 June for their brave actions that ultimately saved the woman's life.
Chris Johnston, 34, from Liverpool, and Lucas Cooper, 26 from Ellesmere Port were invited to an awards ceremony where they also met the family of Florence Millichap who were keen to express their gratitude to the men.
Geoff Millichap, her son, said: "I am so glad they were there, if it hadn't been for them I would have lost my mum that day and to live with that is just terrifying to think about. I just can't thank them enough and I am so happy I got to do it face to face."
Chris,who works for Plus Dane Housing was driving back to work just before 1.30pm on 5 November 2014. As he drove past a house on Oliver Lane in Great Sutton he noticed smoke coming from the property.
He pulled over and banged on the front door but got no answer. He was then joined by the neighbour, Lucas, who came over to see what was going on and Chris went around the back of the house after calling Cheshire Fire.
He opened the back door but was faced with a wall of smoke and flames. He shouted out to see if anyone was inside and heard a woman call out but because of the thick black smoke he couldn't see her.
Chris said: "I couldn't believe it when I heard someone call out and I was just determined to get in there somehow. It was like someone turned a switch on in my head and I knew I just had to get her out."
The smoke was low down and it was far too dangerous to go inside. Lucas Cooper then joined Chris and as they looked through the patio doors they could see Mrs Millichap lying on the floor closeby. They used a concrete flower pot to smash the glass doors and rescued her just as the firefighters arrived at the scene.
Lucas said: "It was really distressing to know that someone was trapped inside and we had the opportunity to save them and you just feel helpless. Luckily she was quite near the patio doors so we didn't have to go far inside the house once we had smashed them."
The firefighters provided first aid when they arrived and extinguished the blaze,the cause of which was deemed to be electrical.
Chief Fire Officer Paul Hancock said: "There is no doubt that the actions of these brave men ultimately saved the lady's life and they certainly deserve recognition for what they did.
"We would never encourage anyone to go inside a burning building and thankfully the thick black smoke prevented them going inside the house, but they did not give up on finding the victim and her family is understandably truly thankful to them. These men deserve recognition for their tenacity and this award is our way of acknowledging their bravery."
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service has also nominated the two men for a national award in the Adult Hero category of the Fire Fighters Charity annual Spirit of Fire Awards.
Both men are very modest about the recognition. Chris said: "I feel like anyone would have done what we did, we were just in the right place at the right time but I do feel proud as I know if we had not been there the poor lady probably would not be alive today."
Lucas added: "I feel emotional and proud that we rescued the lady and prolonged her life and it is just overwhelming to think that something we have done has been recognised like this."
Firefighters from Ellesmere Port gave a group of primary school children vital fire safety advice during a recent school visit.
The crew went to Meadow County Junior School on Dolphin Crescent on Tuesday 21 April where they spoke to the year five students about fire safety in the home and what to do if they were ever involved in a fire.
After watching a short DVD and talking the children about what they should do in various scenarios the kids then got to go inside the smoke tent and see for real what it would be like in a fire and how to react.
Firefighter Clare Page said: "The kids are always so excited to see us and interested in what we have to say. I was very impressed with how engaged the children were and of course they all loved looking around the fire engine and seeing the smoke tent. The session is so important as we know that the young people will go home and talk to their parents about what we have said so it is a really impactive way of spreading vital fire safety messages to a variety of people."
Firefighters across Cheshire are going to be out and about warning parents and children about the dangers of water as part of Drowning Prevention and Water Safety Week (13-19 April).
Sadly the number of drownings start to rise in April, often peaking in July and August, which is why Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting the Chief Fire Officers Association's national campaign to educate young people in particular about the dangers of taking an impromptu dip in open water.
Alex Waller, Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service's Head of Service Delivery said: "We want people to enjoy swimming, however we also want people to do it safely. Sadly, each year people die swimming in open water. Firefighters and other emergency services also risk their own safety to rescue people who get into difficulties on our waterways. Our advice is to only ever swim outdoors as part of an organised open water swimming club. Don't let a cooling dip be the last thing you ever do. Please follow our advice to stay safe around water."
In 2013 there were 669 water-related fatalities nationally which is two-and-a-half times the number of people that died in a house fire in 2012/13.
Cooling off in rivers, canals, ponds, quarries and lakes may seem great fun but it can have deadly consequences
Even on a warm day, the temperature of the water in a reservoir, quarry or lake can remain very cold and the shock of the cold water can cause a swimmer's body to shut down, or the onset of cramp which can leave a person unable to continue.
Certain waterways can also have strong undercurrents or underwater debris that can prove fatal. These conditions can affect anyone, even an experienced open water swimmer.
There are many open water venues and organised swimming clubs across Cheshire. Chris Malpass runs the Chester Triathlon Club swimming section. He has many years of experience in swimming in open water, as a competitor, race organiser and safety officer.
Chris said: "It is really important to take care when swimming in open water. We would always encourage people to only swim as part of a group where there are safety measures in place. If you would like to try swimming outdoors then come along to the Chester Triathlon Club. We have regular trips to outdoor swim spots which are safe and there are people with all abilities in the club, who will be only too happy to help you to get started."
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service would encourage people to follow the following water safety advice:
Only swim as part of an organised group.
Never go swimming alone.
Ensure you stay clear of boats and canoes to avoid accidents.
Never drink alcohol before swimming.
Know your limits - the cold can kill.
Don't ignore the safety signs - it could cost you your life.
For anyone wishing to pursue open water swimming there are a number of clubs that offer supervised sessions. To find out more or to locate a club near to you visit:
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Thank you, Ellesmere Port, for your generosity at our charity car wash on 28 March.
Drivers turned out in force to support The Fire Fighters Charity. Car wash organiser, Watch Manager Garry Sawdy, said: "Firefighters and helpers with their buckets and sponges raised money for this worthy cause as well as handing out road safety advice at the Station. We'd like to say a big thank you to everyone who helped us raise nearly £240."
Cheshire Chair of the Fire Fighters Charity and Deputy Chief Fire Officer Mark Cashin said, "It is testament to the support we have from the public when events such as this show how generous people can be as a magnificent total of £238.55 was raised on the day.
"It costs over £9 million every year to keep The Fire Fighters Charity running and, with no government funding, it is completely reliant on donations from the general public and fire community."
A Neston couple is hoping they will be able to get back into their home before Christmas after the damage caused by a chip pan fire.
Firefighters were called to David and Margaret Gill's house on Bendee Avenue just after 6pm on Friday 12 December 2014.
Margaret had gone out and David had decided to start tea and put a pan with oil inside on the hob.
David explained:"We don't have chips very often and hardly ever use a chip pan but I really fancied sausage, egg and chips so I put the pan of oil on the hob. While it was heating up I went into the front home and nodded off. The next thing I knew I woke up and rushed into the kitchen and saw the fire and smoke everywhere. I rushed next door and told my neighbour to call the Fire Service. I was frantic and frightened and thought to myself, 'I've got to do something' so I ran to the caravan and got a fire blanket and extinguisher and threw it over the stove."
Firefighters arrived at the scene and fully extinguished the fire and ventilated the house.
David suffered some smoke inhalation and was checked over by paramedics at the scene.
As Margaret returned home from her friends she saw the fire engines and ambulance outside her house. She was thankful her husband was alright but was shocked and upset by the mess inside.
She said: "I don't think anyone realises the level of damage fires like this can cause. It isn't isolated to one area, it spreads through the whole house. I was horrified when I was allowed inside and saw the damage, it broke my heart. I love Christmas and I had got everything ready and had family coming to stay but now we have had to change all our plans."
Watch Manager Paul Janion said: "This case highlights not only the dangers of chip pans but also the disastrous consequences of leaving cooking unattended. David and his wife currently have to deal with the upset of not being able to live in their home at the moment but the outcome could have been even worse if he had not woken up when he did.
"I want people to think about this case over the festive period when we are all more likely to be cooking more and entertaining in situations where it is easy to get distracted. Please ensure you do not leave your cooking unattended and if there is a fire don't take any risks, get out, stay out and call us out."
Cooking safety advice:
Avoid leaving children in the kitchen alone when cooking on the hob. Keep matches and saucepan handles out of their reach to keep them safe.
Make sure saucepan handles don't stick out - so they don't get knocked off the stove.
Take care if you're wearing loose clothing - they can easily catch fire.
Keep tea towels and cloths away from the cooker and hob.
Double check the cooker is off when you've finished cooking.
Take care if you need to leave the kitchen whilst cooking, take pans off the heat or turn them down to avoid risk.
Keep the oven, hob and grill clean and in good working order. A build up of fat and grease can ignite a fire.
Deep fat frying:
Take care when cooking with hot oil - it sets alight easily.
Make sure food is dry before putting it in hot oil so it doesn't splash.
If the oil starts to smoke - it's too hot. Turn off the heat and leave it to cool.
Use a thermostat controlled electric deep fat fryer. They can't overheat.
What to do if apan catches fire:
Don't take any risks. Turn off the heat if it is safe to do so. Never throw water over it.
Don't tackle the fire yourself - Get Out, Stay Out, Call 999.
Firefighters from Red Watch attended a local White Ribbon Day event to support the campaign to stop domestic violence against women.
Joined by councillors, including Fire Authority member Tony Sherlock, and police, the crew supported the White Ribbon Pledge by taking part in a photograph standing behind a washing line full of a variety of men's white underwear.
Domestic abuse statistics show that 70% of incidents result in injury and that on average, two women in England and Wales are killed by a partner every week. Wearing a white ribbon represents that you will never condone, take part in or remain silent about domestic abuse against women.
Firefighters from Ellesmere Port rescued a Kestrel that had become trapped on a TV aerial.
The crew was called by the RSPCA to Station Road, Little Sutton, at 09:51 on 22 November.
They used a 10m ladder and a roof ladder to reach the ridge in order to release the bird which had become wrapped around the aerial when she had landed on it.
A hacksaw was used to cut through the aerial, which was then passed down to the crews and the RSPCA officer cut the bird free using wire cutters.
Watch Manager Phillip Barney said: "It was not an easy task for the firefighter but luckily the bird calmed down as he got close.
"Usually with this type of incident the bird would be injured but when she was placed into the back of the RSPCA van she walked around happily and was given a clean bill of health."
Primary school children in Ellesmere Port had a visit from their local firefighters who gave them road safety advice as part of Brake Road Safety Week.
The 87 children from Woodlands Primary School were helped to understand road positioning and blind spots, as well as the advantages of high visibility clothing and bike lights.
Crew Manager Andy Gray said: "Road safety is so important for everyone from pedestrians to drivers and cyclists. We used practical sessions to make the children aware of points such as if they can't see the wing mirror, the driver can't see them, and the importance of 'be safe be safe'. The kids seemed to enjoy it and hopefully took away some vital safety messages.'
Firefighters in Ellesmere Port came to the rescue of a family dog when they discovered a house fire while fitting smoke alarms in the property next door.
At around 3.35pm on Sunday 16 November, the crew was at a house on Hawthorn Road, Little Sutton when they heard a light beeping noise and a noticed a slight smell of smoke.
They investigated and when they looked through the letter box of the semi-detached house next door they saw it was full of smoke and the glass windows were hot to touch.
They immediately requested another fire engine, and with their breathing apparatus on, they broke down the door and began searching the property for any people inside and the location of the fire.
When they looked under the stairs, two firefighters found the family dog and rescued the King Charles Spaniel named Gabby-do.
The fire was found in the living room and extinguished using a hose reel jet.
Watch Manager Paul Janion said: "This fire could have been so much worse had the firefighters not heard the smoke alarm and investigated further. It is yet another example of the importance of having a working smoke alarm, they really do save lives and alert people to fires.
"We searched the house to make sure no one was inside and as we walked out the family arrived home, welcomed by their dog, which they must have feared the worst for. I am really pleased the crew were in the area at the time and prevented the fire spreading any further."
The house suffered fire and smoke damage to the living room and the rest of the house was also smoke damaged. The cause of the blaze is believed to be electrical as a result of a plug socket.
Buying and fitting smoke alarms could help you to save your home and the lives of your family.
A smoke alarm is a device that detects fire in its early stages and gives a loud audible warning.
Your smoke alarms needs regular maintenance:
Once a year replace the battery
Once a month check the alarm by pressing the test button
Once a year vacuum and wipe the smoke alarm casing to ensure dust isn't blocking the sensor chamber
If the alarm is mains powered alarms, switch it off first. Whatever happens, never remove the battery to use for other purposes
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Scouts from 1st Helsby had their knowledge tested when they visited Ellesmere Port Fire Station recently.
The firefighters told them about the different types of extinguishers they have and which one to use on different kinds of fires, as well as the information they should give when calling 999 and in the event of a fire in the home.
Watch Manager Garry Sawdy said: "Visits like this are something the young people really enjoy but are also a great opportunity for us to deliver vital safety information. We showed them how we receive emergency calls and demonstrated some of the equipment and I hope the group took away some useful information that could ultimately save their lives."
Fire officers in Ellesmere Port are working closely with partners in the area to ensure thebonfire period results in a reduction in deliberate fires.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is also warning about the dangers of themisuse of fireworks and urging residents to take care and go to organiseddisplays.
In 2013 there were 20 incidents in Ellesmere Port, which is one more than theprevious year, and the town is still one of the busiest areas for firefighters,often dealing with nuisance deliberate fires.
Station Manager Paul Watts said: "This is always a busy time of year and wework closely with police, local authorities and youth projects, to educate andinvolve the local community in a bid to keep the number of incidents ofdeliberates as low as possible."
Most injuries throughout the bonfire period occur as a result of peoplebuilding their own bonfires, and setting off their own or misusing fireworks.
Paulcontinued: "Safety is the number one priority and our advice would always be togo to an organised display. People might see starting a small bonfire orsetting off fireworks as a bit of harmless fun, but fire is unpredictable andcan easily get out of control and spread, and all sorts of things can go wrongwith fireworks, so save your money and go to an organised event."
As well as engaging with young people and parents in a bid to educate people onthe consequences of nuisance fires, preventative action is also being takenwith the use of a waste recovery team to remove potentially nuisance ordangerous bonfires. In Ellesmere Port residents can report unlit bonfires toStreetScene on 0300 123 7026.
Over the bonfireperiod smaller fire engines, known as Targeted Response Vehicles (TRVs), willbe monitoring high risk areas to enable a quick response to small nuisancebonfires and act as a deterrent.
The public canalso do their bit to reduce the likelihood of deliberate fires by ensuringwheelie bins and rubbish are not left out in the open, once your bin has beenemptied please ensure you put it away securely.
Anyone withinformation about arson incidents in Ellesmere Port can call police on 101 oralternatively contact Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
View a list of organised bonfire and firework displays
Firefighters and Prevention staff from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service were out giving Winter Safe Driving advice to motorists outside Morrisons in Ellesmere Port over the weekend (11 October).
Nation Tyres were with the crew, providing free advice about tyre tread depths and safety. Local Police Community Support Officer's were also there giving safety advice to cyclists and offering electronic chips so the bikes can be traced back to the owner in the event of loss or theft.
White Watch Manager Garry Sawdy said: "This event was a great way for us to join up with partner agencies that have a shared objective with us in making sure people are prepared for the winter months on the road. It is really important that people prepare their vehicles for the cold and wet weather conditions, and are reminded of the dangers of the road to continually improve the safety of Cheshire's roads."
Firefighters from Ellesmere Port paid a visit to a local retirement home to promote fire safety messages as part of Ageing Safely Week.
Around 30 people were involved in the session at Hollymere Retirement village, talking about cooking safety and aiming to help reduce unwanted fire calls.
Watch Manager Garry Sawdy said: "The visit was focussed on building links with older people and providing vital fire safety information around escape routes, smoke detectors and cooking safety. We engage with the community with events like this all year round but these awareness weeks are a good way of targeting specific vulnerable groups, aiming to keep them safe in their homes."
Ellesmere Port Firefighters have taken part in a major training exercise where they acted out a mass decontamination process.
The crews were accompanied on the exercise by 70 students from Mid Cheshire College, who are currently on the Emergency Service Course. The students played the role of actors for the day to make the exercise as realistic as possible for the crews.
Woodford Lodge Sports Complex car park on Woodford Lane West was used for the scenario, where a suspected substance had leaked from a package, affecting the workers inside a building.
The students played the role of the workers and were required to go through a decontamination unit which was set up for the day.
Cheshire Police also took part in the exercise where fire engines from Winsford, Northwich, Crewe, Chester, Ellesmere Port and Runcorn attended.
Watch Manager Hannah Caulfield was the Exercise Commander. She said: "The was a National Resilience exercise and gave firefighters the chance to put into practice what they would be required to do if this scenario was real.
"By using the students it added an extra element and demonstrated how people might react when being decontaminated."
Ellesmere Port Station Manager Paul Watts said: "The exercise went well and was a great way of ensuring that our crews have the best possible training in preparation for a major emergency such as this."
Salvation Army also provided liquid refreshments for the crews.
Crews from Ellesmere Port were at Hapsford Services on Friday 15 August using the impactive 'Think' car to engage with drivers.
People from the Road Safety team were also there to draw the attention of motorists passing through Cheshire to the potential for serious injury or loss of life on the roads.
The emphasis of these events is to raise awareness of driver tiredness, taking regular breaks on long journeys, and the two second rule, where drivers keep a two second distance between them and the driver in front.
Watch Manager Garry Sawdy said: "All our work in the community at events like this are all ultimately aimed at improving the safety of Cheshire's roads. The 'Think' car is always a good focal point and way of attracting people over to talk to us so we can engage with drivers face to face and reaffirm the road safety messages that can ultimately save lives."
Firefighters from Ellesmere Port will be delivering fire safety advice to people as part of an event in the town.
The crews will be with other partner organisations on the green area at the end of Singleton Road/Malpas Road between 1pm and 4pm on Wednesday 30 July.
They will be talking to residents of the flats as well as people from the surrounding area, highlighting messages such as BBQ and camping safety over the holiday period, as well as fire safety in the home.
Watch Manager Garry Sawdy said: "It is important for us to get out to events like this as they are a great way for us to engage directly with people who live in the area but may not seek out advice, and just need some simple safety reminders.
"We will also be working with Plus Dane in trying to target some of the harder people to engage with to offer them safety information, highlighting the importance of having a working smoke alarm that is regularly tested, something that can ultimately save their life."
Ellesmere Port Fire Station is going to open its doors to the public on 2 August 2014, showcasing the range of ways they work to help and protect the public.
The free event will be on 11am to 3pm and will include a range of activities to involve all the family including road traffic collision demonstrations, chip pan and smoke tent demonstrations, a climbing wall, face painting, children's rides, a puppeteer, and much more.
There will also be modern and vintage appliances on display, as well as the Services largest appliance - the hydraulic platform.
Event Organiser, Firefighter Fred Beyeler said: "The open day is always a really good event and a great way for people to come and find out about their local station and what services we deliver to the public. There is certainly something for everyone and kids love the chance to go on a fire engine and see all the other demonstrations we put on. It is a fantastic opportunity for us to engage with the public, while still delivering some vital safety messages. I would encourage everyone to come along and have a look, a free event for the whole family to enjoy."
Free ice cream will also be available as well as other refreshments to purchase throughout the day .
The fire station is located on Wellington Road, Ellesmere Port, CH65 0EZGrass fire warning
The warmer weather and school holiday's often lead to an increase in this type of fire which can be extremely dangerous and spread quickly.
Crews in the town have been called to incidents this week (wc 21 July 2014), and with the sunshine set to continue for the time being the Service is reminding people to take extra care when out and about.
Ellesmere Port Station Manager Paul Watts said: "It is really important for people to be aware of the risks when it comes to grass fires as the dry weather can make conditions extremely dangerous. They can quickly get out of hand, cause extensive damage, and put lives at risk. Once a fire takes hold they can also last for several days, using up valuable Fire Service resources which could be needed elsewhere.
"Although there are a number of reasons why grass fires start, one of them is as a result of people starting them deliberately and I would urge parents to help us try and prevent this by talking to their children about the dangers."
By following a few simple precautions and showing a little extra care, many grass fires could be prevented:
Dispose of smoking materials properly and make sure they are completely extinguished.
Don't leave camp fires or barbecues unattended and extinguish them properly after use.
Clear away bottles, glasses and any broken glass to prevent them magnifying the sun's rays and starting a fire.
Explain to children the dangers of playing with lighted fires.
If a fire breaks out call the Fire and Rescue Service immediately. Remember, what looks like a small grass fire at the time can quickly turn into a major incident. Do not attempt to put the fire out yourself.
If anyone has any information about people starting fires deliberately they can report it anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0845 555 111 or by calling Cheshire Police on 101.
Four people had a fortunate early wake up call this morning (Thursday 3 July 2014), alerting them to a fire in an Ellesmere Port bungalow.
A smoke alarm, which had been fitted by Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service in July 2012 activated in the home, waking two of the occupants, who then woke up the other people inside.
Firefighters were called to Derwent Drive, Childer Thornton at 2:16am, where a candle on a bedside set of draws had melted down and set fire to the top of the draws.
Firefighters used a large fan to get the smoke out.
Watch Manager Carl Nevitt said: "Thankfully this fire was out when we arrived but this case highlights just how vital smoke alarms are – they do save lives, giving people valuable time to get out and call the fire and rescue service, and everyone should have them in their homes.
"Our advice to anyone who is alerted to a fire in their home is to where possible close the door on the fire, get out, stay out and call us out. It is important to always ensure your smoke alarms are working and people should regularly test them."
For information about fire safety and what to do in the event of a fire please visit www.cheshirefire.gov.uk
Here are some safety tips that will help you to use candles safely:
Outdoor candles should never be used indoors
Leave at least four inches (10 cms) between any two candles
Always use a suitable holder when burning candles
Keep loose clothing, hair or other fabrics away from flames
Children and pets should be supervised when close to candles
Make sure candles are put out before you go out
Consider an extra smoke alarm in the rooms that candles are burnt in
Don't put candles near curtains, or other fabrics or furniture and keep them out of draughts
Extinguish candles before moving them and don't let anything fall into the hot wax, like matchsticks
Candles should always be sited out of the reach of children and away from areas that pets can get into
Don't put them under shelves - make sure there's at least one metre (three feet) between a candle and any surface above it.
Use a snuffer or a spoon to put them out. Blowing them can send sparks and hot wax flying and double check that they are completely out and not still smouldering
Put them on a heat-resistant surface and be especially careful with night lights and tea lights, which get hot enough to melt plastic; TVs are not fire resistant objects
Don't leave them burning. You should extinguish candles before you leave a room; never go to sleep with a candle still burning and never leave a burning candle or oil burner in a child's bedroom
Firefighters from Ellesmere Port will be at Hapsford Services (on the M56 motorway) on Thursday 17 July engaging with drivers.
The event from 11am to 3pm gives the crews the opportunity to talk to people about a number of areas and give advice in a bid to improve the safety of the roads in Cheshire.
The emphasis of these events is to raise awareness of driver tiredness, taking regular breaks on long journeys, and the two second rule, where drivers keep a two second distance between them and the driver in front.
Watch Manager Carl Nevitt said: "These events are a great way for us to engage with drivers face to face and reaffirm the road safety messages that can ultimately save lives."
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is once again warning people about the dangers of over-charging e-cigarettes after a fire in Ellesmere Port.
Three fire engines attended a report of a flat fire on Westminster Road at 19:08 on Thursday 5 June.
Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used one hose reel jet to extinguish the blaze in a bedroom, and a large fan was then used to clear the smoke from the property.
Two women were inside the flat when the Service arrived and were led to safety by the crews and checked over by paramedics.
The cause of the fire was deemed to be an e-cigarette that had been left on charge throughout the day.
Watch Manager at Ellesmere Port Ant Fletcher said: "Thankfully no one was injured as a result of this fire and due to the bedroom door being closed the fire was contained to the bedroom and did not spread any further.
"The outcome could have been much worse which is why I want to use this case to stress the importance of people not leaving electrical items such as e-cigarettes on charge while they are away from the house or asleep, and the importance of closing doors to prevent fire spreading.
Head of Prevention and Protection for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service Keith Brooks added: ""With the increasing popularity of e-cigarettes fire and rescue services across the UK have seen a number of incidents relating to them, and we need to make sure that people know the risks and how to charge them safely.
"Our advice for e-cigarettes is the same as for many smaller electrical appliances such as mobile phones and laptops - don't be tempted to buy cheap unbranded chargers, don't leave them to charge whilst you are out of the house or asleep and keep them well away from flammable materials."
Advice has been issued nationally to e-cigarette users after reports of several devices exploding while charging, causing minor fires:
Never leave e-cigarettes on charge unattended for long periods
Do not mix components of different e-cigarettes
Only use the charger supplied
Ensure you purchase your e-cigarette from a reputable source
Check the e-cigarette carries CE certification
Test your smoke alarm regularly
Close doors to prevent fire spreading
Contact Trading Standards over any e-cigarette safety concerns
Firefighters want to thank the people of Ellesmere Port for their generosity following their successful charity car wash on May 10.
Drivers turned out in force to support The Fire Fighters Charity. White Firefighter Graham McEnaney said: "Firefighters, fire cadets and teams of helpers with their buckets and sponges raised money for this worthy cause as well as handing out road safety advice at the Station. We'd like to say a big thank you to everyone who helped us raise an amazing £246."
Chair of the Fire Fighters Charity and Deputy Chief Fire Officer Mark Cashin said, "It is testament to the support we have from the public when events such as this show how generous people can be as a magnificent total of £246 was raised on the day.
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Hearing date set for Oklahoma storm shelter issue
A referee for the state's highest court on Monday set a date for oral arguments in a legal squabble over the ballot language for a proposed $500 million state bond issue to help Oklahoma school districts pay for safe-room shelters in schools.
Oklahoma Supreme Court Referee Greg Albert set several deadlines for filing briefs in the case, and set oral arguments in the case for Dec. 18.
Members of the group Take Shelter Oklahoma are attempting to gain approval for a statewide ballot that would allow voters to decide on using the state's franchise tax to pay for storm shelters in public schools.
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