
New on-call recruits welcomed into the Service at pass-out parade
Following a successful recruitment campaign and subsequent training programme, the 11 new firefighters are joining crews based at either the Western or Town stations.
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Island Energy and the States of Jersey Fire & Rescue Service were called to a suspected gas leak in the Springfield area at lunchtime today.
This evening, Island Energy engineers continue their investigations to locate the leak in the mains pipework in the road, in the Le Geyt area of St Saviour. Once fixed, the gas levels will be regularly monitored to ensure ongoing safety.
The States of Jersey Fire and Rescue Service remain on scene, as a precaution, and Islanders are advised to continue avoiding the area, where possible.
St Saviour's Rd is still open, but down to one lane. In the meantime, please avoid the area to minimise disruption to your journey.
Andium and Island Energy have confirmed there is no gas supply in the affected building.
The residents of the 21 Andium properties, which were evacuated as a precautionary measure, are being offered hotel accommodation tonight, if they do not have anywhere else to go.
Residents are also able to collect vital belongings from their properties, with the support of firefighters.
We would like to thank those affected for their patience and cooperation.
If you smell gas or suspect a gas escape:
The next update will be provided tomorrow.
Following a successful recruitment campaign and subsequent training programme, the 11 new firefighters are joining crews based at either the Western or Town stations.
Matt Roberts set off at 4pm on Easter Saturday and ran for 23 hours to complete the challenge.
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