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WESSEX FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE IS A PART OF WESSEX FIRE SERVICES LLP

An active flying club based at North Weald Airfield near Epping in Essex. North Weald flying Group currently operates seven aeroplanes and is run by qualified flying instructors - handy for North Weald flying club members to take routine flight checks or additional flying lessons and ratings such as IMC.

Our motorsport events run throughout the year. They are professionally organised and provide all the amenities to make for a fun day out. Our events are for anyone with an interest in motorsports, and are enjoyed by men, women and children alike.All events are held on Sundays at North Weald Airfield.

A great site from the fire officers at Euston Fire Station in London.

After the Battle has been published quarterly since 1973 and, as well as major battles, local actions are explored and other features include the recovery of aircraft and vehicles on land and sea, the making of war films and the preservation of military artifacts.

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The Air-Britain's Fly-In is organised by Air-Britain Ltd and is the longest established UK Fly-In organised independently by and for aviation enthusiasts.

UKGA Web Site for general aviation pilots and enthusiasts in the UK.

North Weald Airfield Museum

North Weald Airfield Museum is about people.  It's about the service personnel and civilians, who have lived, worked, flown, fought and died here since the airfield opened in 1916.

Within this site you will find everything you need to know about aircraft covers, and how the experience of the team at Cambrai Covers will help you to protect your aircraft.

1st Lotus Driving School gives drivers the opportunity to learn exciting new skills in their own cars. The aim is to coach the most out of your car and yourself and to increase your confidence.

AeroExpo is established, proven and successful! It is THE exhibition to attend in the UK, whether you are interested in learning to fly, or are already a Pilot and want to view the latest products available!

 

The BFSA was formed in 1949 by the amalgamation of the National Fire Brigade’s Association and the Professional Fire Brigade’s Association. The NFBA was formed in 1887 when it was known as the National Fire Brigade Union and was incorporated in 1912. The PFBA was formed in 1902.

Thus the BFSA can claim over a century of tradition & experience. All of this has been devoted to advancing the status of the nations fire fighters and improving the effectiveness of the measures taken to protect life, save damage to property and render humanitarian services.

NCVO (The National Council for Voluntary Organisations) believes passionately in the voluntary and community sector. This is a sector with the power to transform the lives of people and communities for the better. NCVO has several specialist teams who provide information, advice and support to others working in or with the voluntary sector. These teams produce publications, briefing papers and guidance notes; run conferences and seminars; and offer a range of practitioner forums.

 

The main objectives of the society are to promote and foster interest in fire brigades and their organisation, stations and appliances and to enable members to enlarge and develop their knowledge of all aspects of the fire service.The principle activity of members is the exchange of photographs and general information about appliance fleets, stations and general fire brigade affairs, both past and present. This is done partly through the medium of our illustrated journal "Fire Cover" and by members corresponding with each other.

First published in January 1999, AVIATION FIRE JOURNAL is the largest and only  independent professional publication focused on Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF), aircraft  fire safety and airport fire protection. 

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