Narberth Fire Station hosts a successful open day
The fire station welcomed visitors of all ages, offering them a unique chance to see the important work they do.
The open day was packed with fun activities, hands-on experiences, and educational demonstrations, allowing attendees to learn more about the fire service.
The event was well attended, with many local residents taking the opportunity to engage with the fire station and its staff.
A spokesperson for the fire station said: "A huge thank you to all who joined us on the day."
The open day was part of a series of events held throughout Narberth's Civic Week, an annual celebration that brings the community together.
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Narberth Fire Station hosts a successful open day
The event, held as part of Narberth's Civic Week celebrations, was a hit with the local community. The fire station welcomed visitors of all ages, offering them a unique chance to see the important work they do. The open day was packed with fun activities, hands-on experiences, and educational demonstrations, allowing attendees to learn more about the fire service. The event was well attended, with many local residents taking the opportunity to engage with the fire station and its staff. A spokesperson for the fire station said: "A huge thank you to all who joined us on the day." The open day was part of a series of events held throughout Narberth's Civic Week, an annual celebration that brings the community together.
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