14/08/2026
‼️Following the Emergency Alert issued by the UK Government, we are urging everyone to help protect our communities, countryside and wildlife by avoiding any activity that could start a fire.
Prolonged high temperatures and exceptionally dry conditions have significantly increased the risk of wildfires across North Wales.
By following this advice, you can help keep North Wales safe:
🔥Do not light campfires, fire pits or disposable barbecues.
🎇Do not have bonfires or use garden incinerators.
🎆Do not use fireworks.
🚬Do not discard ci******es, matches or smoking materials on the ground or from vehicles.
🚯Do not leave litter behind. Glass bottles, cans and other rubbish can increase the risk of fire and pose a danger to communities, wildlife and firefighters.
A single spark can quickly develop into a major wildfire, threatening lives, homes, businesses, wildlife and the emergency services responding to the incident.
Please take the current wildfire risk seriously and help prevent fires from starting. Together, we can keep North Wales safe.
📲If you see a wildfire, move to a safe location immediately, call 999 and ask for the Fire Service.
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As the seasons change, and the promise of warmer weather is on the horizon, it is the ideal time to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, booking your staycations or holidays, take your family on a camping trip, or just enjoy your local area.
