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'Don't' plea from fire services after emergency alert triggers wave of 999 calls

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'Don't' plea from fire services after emergency alert triggers wave of 999 calls
Wales Online
Wales Online2 hrs ago
'Don't' plea from fire services after emergency alert triggers wave of 999 calls
An emergency alert was sent to mobile phones on Friday after the summer heatwaves left the UK a 'tinderbox'
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru5 hrs ago
Fire services urge people to save 999 calls for emergencies after alert
Rob Freeman, Press Association Fire services have urged people not to call 999 to report people having barbecues unless there is an emergency following the UK Government’s alert about wildfires. The UK’s mobile phone alert system was used on Friday evening to warn people not to light anything which could spark a wildfi
LBC News
LBC News5 hrs ago
Fire services urge people not to call 999 to report people having BBQs after emergency alert text - lbc.co.uk
Fire services urge people not to call 999 to report people having BBQs after emergency alert text  lbc.co.uk
Daily Star
Daily Star6 hrs ago
Brits rage as Andy Burnham triggers screeching emergency phone alert siren for BBQ warning
The government has been slammed after an ear-splitting emergency phone siren was triggered nationwide to issue basic wildfire and barbecue advice
Metro
Metro🏁 first to report6 hrs ago
Fire services: ‘Save 999 calls for emergencies – not dobbing in next door’s BBQ’
Sam Corbishley | Senior News Reporter Published August 15, 2026 7:48am Updated August 15, 2026 7:48am Prime Minister Andy Burnham has also urged people not to light fires in ‘tinderbox’ Britain (Picture: Reuters) Fire services have urged people not to save 999 calls for genuine emergencies following the Government’s wi