The Technical Rescue Department proudly launched its fourth annual Swift Water Rescue Training (SWRT) programme, aligning with the "Be Water Aware" safety campaign.

This year marks the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

Firefighters and colleagues across the county have been dedicated to protecting people living, working, and socialising in West Yorkshire for more than 50 years.

Mirfield Fire Station organised a water rescue training exercise to simulate two people who had got into difficulty in the River Calder at Ha'ppenny Bridge, Mirfield.

The High Sheriff of West Yorkshire, Professor Adeeba Malik, visits West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service.

A newborn calf had to be rescued by our firefighters after falling five metres down a slope.

We were called to a farm in Keighley just hours after the calf was born.

New steps have been taken to keep our furry friends in West Yorkshire safe – thanks to a generous donation from a local anim

A slight increase has been approved for the council tax precept for fire, at a meeting of the West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority (WYFRA).

West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is bringing in changes to reduce hours being wasted on false alarms.

Over 75 community volunteers have been welcomed to the inaugural planting of Ilkley Fire Station Community Orchard.

Watch Manager Sarah Goodall has been honoured for her charity work in the newly released list of gongs.