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Fireman Keith Hope (left) and Leading Fireman Lin Ball (rear
Fireman Keith Hope (left) and Leading Fireman Lin Ball (rear) help to get the fire safety message across to children as part of National Fire Safety Week. A mobile fire prevention exhibition visited Huddersfields Princess Alexandra Walk as one of the events being organised for the week. Firemen in Kirklees will also be organising seminars for housing and residential home managers, stressing the importance of smoke alarms and instructing them in other fire prevention measures. 22nd October 1990
Huddersfield Examiner Archive
Mirrorpix
England
HUDD 1990 7375
Media ID 21706543
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In this photo print, Fireman Keith Hope and Leading Fireman Lin Ball are seen passionately spreading the fire safety message to children during National Fire Safety Week. The image captures their dedication and commitment towards educating young minds about the importance of fire prevention. The mobile fire prevention exhibition made its way to Huddersfield's Princess Alexandra Walk as part of the week-long events organized for raising awareness. This initiative aimed at instilling crucial knowledge in children regarding fire safety measures that can save lives. Moreover, Kirklees' firefighters went a step further by organizing seminars for housing and residential home managers. These sessions emphasized the significance of smoke alarms while providing instructions on various other preventive measures against fires. This snapshot from October 22nd, 1990, takes us back to a time when community engagement played a vital role in ensuring public safety. It serves as a reminder of how dedicated professionals like Fireman Keith Hope and Leading Fireman Lin Ball worked tirelessly to protect their communities. As we delve into this memory from the past, it is evident that these brave firefighters were not only heroes but also educators who understood the power of imparting knowledge to prevent tragedies. Their efforts continue to inspire us today as we strive towards creating safer environments for future generations.
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