Total respect to all Emergency services you risk your lives to help the public without the support of the government. They cut your budgets but they still get paid for doing nothing in particular. God bless each and every one of you. Stay safe Ladies & Gents.
Respect you do the best with what you have. London Councils don’t Put resources into the BRIGANDS Anymore. Because big fires are rare. But the Influx of immigrants with overloaded houses. Cooking with hot fat . When a fire starts they panic run away. Not even calling 999. Etc. apart from chemical fires. Home Hot fat pans cooking is very High incidence/. .. also sadly young kids Being burnt in Hot Fat Fires.
When they are all eating and the alarm goes off and they all jump up in unison... some reflexes! You know that they've got that drilled into them. What a team.
All the emergency services are under pressure, every where, not just in London, and it is a crime that these wonderful people are not better supported in the work that they do.
Much respect to the London Fire Brigade from your brothers and sisters here in the USA. You guys are the best. God Bless and RIP to all lost at Grenfell. That was a horrible day for the entire world
I work for the FDNY and my twin brother works for LFB in London. They do some crazy sh** with not so great equipment. Astonishes me what they go through on the daily and it can ALL be prevented!
It’s not so much that I doubt you but can you explain how that’s possible? You need to be a UK citizen to work for LFB and a US citizen to work for FDNY. I’m assuming one of you must have a dual citizenship or something?
Must take a certain mindset to be able to do that job. I know i don't have it. Mega kudos to all those who go through all that specialist training and show up for every shift having no idea of what awaits them.
The amount of BS calls that dispatch has to deal with today is mind boggling. I wonder what - if anything - is going on in the minds of kids that make those calls. When I was little, one of the lads from the local fire brigade lived next door. Never even dreamed about making any hoax calls. Had I done so and my parents had caught me making those calls (this was the 80s - land line only or public payphones)...I would have gotten a proper hiding, and rightfully so. Fire fighters were heroes to me back then and they still are now.
utterly disgraceful, fire brigade overstretched, ambulance service overstretched, police overstretched, whole health service overstretched, social care already long broken, prisons overstretched and broken. Only a matter of time before the final straw comes and everything completely collapses. How this country once was able to control a quarter of the world and be the most powerful on earth I cannot comprehend, given the shocking state it is in now. Joke.
Remember, there's no money for U.K citizens left. But £1,000 per day per person for all the scruffs fleeing nothing at all, nipping over on rafts is manageable
Its gotten worse, There was a flat fire down the road from me and some lady had alot of smoke inhalation and the fire brigade requested an amublance and it arrrived 6 hours later. (This was south london)
They’ve shut down numerous stations and disbanded battalions at a time when such emergency services are required the most. This country is an absolute joke
really? how many real emergencies do they do in a year, don`t get me wrong we all need the Fire Service but you lot overplay them a bit too much. they will only work within their own group, and they certainly don`t work with other emergency Services.
@@brian.7966 are you serious??! Fire crews are always being called to incidents - fires, crashes, animal rescues, automatic fire alarm call-outs, water rescues and many more. If they’re not on a call, they’re training. You’re clueless mate 😂
One thing I can say from being a firefighter on the east coast of the United States is that the UK there's a lot different than here and it is generally amazing and I would love to see some of the stuff and gear that the fire brigade has and see it and use it in the u.s.a. because it just looks more organized but there's no stuff we have here such as the fire helmets I love the European style better than the stuff we have here because our helmets are so hard to fit and the so uncomfortable and our back of our necks are slightly less covered and the European style pretty much has all those bases covered
Wouldn’t it be great if the American/English brigades could organise a trip on both sides so each side visits and gets to see the workings and equipments in the stations
Ansells Garden Centre in West Drayton. Since rebuilt. I was there took a lot of photos of the incident. Cylinders and fireworks on the site was the biggest risk
Especially since it was near the Headquarters of British Airways and London Heathrow Airport. That could've been bad news for Heathrow Air Traffic Control.
Thank God for firefighting from the air. I would like to think that there are new laws on the use of flame protection in the storage of gas tanks and other flammable items, especially in commercial settings where there are more than one or two cylinders.
Waiting 3 hours for an Ambulance is crazy alone, but it's even worse when North Middlesex Hospital is LITERALLY across the street from that section of road lol
3 hours for an ambulance!!! Keep voting Conservative and maybe we can change that 3 into a 4 or 5 hour wait...better yet, they just don't turn up! So glad all that EU money we saved went to the NHS!
120 million for Charles's Coronation! 117 million to support the Royal WEF lapdog annually! I'd say the problem of funding lies squarely on the British Parliament and the greed of the institution of the Royal Family (or what's left of it)!
@@kennethisaacson622 its sad. but the thing is we gent frequent flyers, or people who dont need a ambo but have nobody else to call. and most cities are underpaid and very toxic work environments for ems.like i wish we could fix it
That's ridiclous we also have a massive problem with frequent fliers but we've got a 10 min limit to reach the patient by law (so you call there's an ambulance there in max 10 min) we can't always keep it but there is basic medically qualified personel there within 10 min (we call those first responders and theyre sent by dispatch when they know the ambulance takes longer) just the transport capabilities take 20 maybe 30 if you're really rurally and your "emergency" is a lightly sprained ankle while there are 5 CPRs going (If one area consistently doesnt achieve the 10 then they get more ambos). Our transport ambulances with the absolute lowest prio have a 4-6 hour wait if its really busy .... for grandmas sitting home transfer after her CT came back clean. If you want to go to hospital bc your GP thinks it might be good to get a check up and you cant walk its there within 1h. And people still complain, heck the people (me included) working in our system complain 😅 *For reference I work in Bavaria
Police senor ranked officers are posh toffs with fancy degrees who get direct entry. Fire officers are people whom worked hard from entry level and have deserved their promotions. Police take note.
what the fuck is wrong with the UK? cutting the budget for firefighters of all departments?? that 3 hour wait for an ambulance would be completely unacceptable in the tiny towns with volunteer county firefighters in the US, but in the capitol of Britain? Absolutely absurd.
That because for 14 years conservatives were in government. And Boris Johnson was mayor of London. Just imagine 14 years Republicans and you will get the *exact same* result 🤷🏻♂️
@@Alucard-gt1zf more an issue in the UK tbh ... in many countries you have sufficient ambulances that they don't have to be diverted over and over again
3+ hour wait for an ambulance at a wreck is absolutely ridiculous! Clearly, the government needs to make some changes and fund more ambulance services and increase the fire department budget
@@davepowell7168 UK has a different firefighting tradition. They have quite the short supply of Paramedics in the UK. At least have some ambulance run by the fire department and train some firefighters to become EMTs would help. Maybe they can cross staff vehicle together with EMS London Ambulance services.
Also standard in most of german fire brigades. But in additional there is a rule that an ambulance has to arrive at 7-15 minutes after the call. In most cases this is complied. Three hours would be unthinkable...
@@EnjoyFirefighting Here are the German rules (ambulance is carried by fire Department or other organisations) hope UA-cam translates for you: Immer vom Eingang der Notfallmeldung in der Leitstelle bis zum Eintreffen am Notfallort) Baden-Württemberg: 10-15 Minuten[1] Bayern: max. 12 Minuten kürzeste planerische Fahrtzeit (zzgl. nicht näher definierter Bearbeitungszeit in der ILST)[10] Berlin: bedarfsgerecht Brandenburg: 15 Minuten (bei elektronischen Einsatzleitsystemen ab dem Zeitpunkt der Erstalarmierung) Bremen: 95 % in 10 Minuten Hamburg: 8-10 Minuten (DV der BF), laut Gesetzestext „Bedarfsgerecht und angemessen“ Hessen: 90 % in 10 Minuten, 95 % in 15 Minuten (Rettungsdienst), 15 Minuten theoretisch-planerische Erreichbarkeit vom Standort aus (Notarzt)[11] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: 10 Minuten Niedersachsen: 95 % in 15 Minuten[12] Nordrhein-Westfalen: 8 Minuten, in ländlichen Bereichen 12 Minuten Rheinland-Pfalz: 15 Minuten Saarland: 95 % in 12 Minuten Sachsen: 95 % in 12 Minuten Sachsen-Anhalt: 12 Minuten Schleswig-Holstein: 12 Minuten Thüringen: 14 Minuten, in ländlichen Bereichen 17 Minuten. Edit: at least every fire department has first aid capabilities and a professional fireman will certainly be s paramedic too.
You're forgetting that this would have had three ad breaks when it was shown on TV and that it was also switching between two or three stories, it's not uncommon for a show - at least in the UK - to reiterate what is happening in a scene when you return to it from an advert or another part of the show. It's also in case people stumble across the show while channel flipping.
I've just moved out of a set of 3 High Rise flats in hull.i was on the 10th floor. I lived there.for over 11 years.im glad I'm out now.we used to have a fire hose.on each landing. The council. Took them out.in 2015. I would hate.to see another.fire.in any high rise.tower block.
Same story too often in this country. Brave emergency services, armed forces, amazing care workers, doctors and nurses all let down and underfunded and underpaid by successive governments Labour and Conservative. No clue what happens in the real world. What a mess
I hope the water company were fined for the flood and the money went to the Fire Services. They need all the money they can get, especially with this government.
They really should have their breathing apparatus still on while inside that house clearing it out. 20:48 all the smoke and residue floating up is full of carcinogens and toxic chemicals. Their health is going to suffer in a few decades, breathing this all the time.
This was great to watch... but why on earth are fire-fighters racing to emergencies without their seat belts on? They see tragedy every day, surely that's enough to remind you of the importance of a simple life saving measure like wearing a seatbelt.
It is interesting to watch fire sit around for hours for ambo. As police I have sat and waited an hour and a half for a suspected stroke of a driver who crashed.
Lord God, please protect every person in the emergency services. Their families need them to come home safe from harm. In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen🇬🇧🕊️📖✝️📖🕊️🇬🇧
I would love to know how the press and TV shows get hold of the 999 calls. I put a request in for the call I made once, and they said they can't get them of the system to give to me. Sounds like they fob my FOI request off.
I know this may be a weird thing to ask but if any fire fighters or anyone knows this can you answer please. I want to be a fire fighter but my uncorrected vision isn't up to the west Midlands standards but my corrected vision is, can I still be a firefighter? If so will I have to get lasik. I know most likely no one will respond to this but if anyone knows can you please answer and tell me any information that might help me find out, Thank you.
Hoax calls should be a crime. You have their number and address so police go to them and they are charged with that crime. Make this a crime and cut that stuff right out. Ridiculous that nothing is being done.
Total respect to all Emergency services you risk your lives to help the public without the support of the government. They cut your budgets but they still get paid for doing nothing in particular.
God bless each and every one of you.
Stay safe Ladies & Gents.
no i dont think so
God isnt real
Respect you do the best with what you have. London Councils don’t Put resources into the BRIGANDS Anymore. Because big fires are rare. But the Influx of immigrants with overloaded houses. Cooking with hot fat . When a fire starts they panic run away. Not even calling 999. Etc. apart from chemical fires. Home Hot fat pans cooking is very High incidence/. .. also sadly young kids Being burnt in Hot Fat Fires.
When they are all eating and the alarm goes off and they all jump up in unison... some reflexes! You know that they've got that drilled into them. What a team.
imagine being with one of them having the watches alarm sound as ringtone :D
The leader of the specialist crash unit almost looked frustrated that his unit wasn't going to be called up.
i do that when ur mom rings the bell
All the emergency services are under pressure, every where, not just in London, and it is a crime that these wonderful people are not better supported in the work that they do.
Blue lights. From Joe. X
Mad respect to all emergency crews and their families. Stay safe.
1 of the officers was a senior rank since 2003. From Joe. X
Much respect to the London Fire Brigade from your brothers and sisters here in the USA. You guys are the best. God Bless and RIP to all lost at Grenfell. That was a horrible day for the entire world
2017.
I work for the FDNY and my twin brother works for LFB in London. They do some crazy sh** with not so great equipment. Astonishes me what they go through on the daily and it can ALL be prevented!
That's so cool that your brother work in London! You sir are awesome working in the TOP FD in the world.
Such as what?
@@infrared567 Yeah would be good to understand what stuff is limiting / crazy and what equipment you feel they should have?
It’s not so much that I doubt you but can you explain how that’s possible? You need to be a UK citizen to work for LFB and a US citizen to work for FDNY. I’m assuming one of you must have a dual citizenship or something?
@@peetagreefin7762dual nationality or visas?
No ambulance for that long is insane and completely inexcusable. Ofcourse not to the people on the ground, but the people in charge
The person in the car was unlikely to die but a cardiac arrest someone could die at any second
@@WildGamer3000 That's why you should have more ambulances
@@LucasL512 And who is going to crew them?
@@deepposeidon289 well paid humans preferably
@@LucasL512 You realise there is a shortage of NHS ambulance officers. There is no one to crew them.
Must take a certain mindset to be able to do that job. I know i don't have it. Mega kudos to all those who go through all that specialist training and show up for every shift having no idea of what awaits them.
At the fire school. From Joe. X
The amount of BS calls that dispatch has to deal with today is mind boggling. I wonder what - if anything - is going on in the minds of kids that make those calls.
When I was little, one of the lads from the local fire brigade lived next door. Never even dreamed about making any hoax calls. Had I done so and my parents had caught me making those calls (this was the 80s - land line only or public payphones)...I would have gotten a proper hiding, and rightfully so. Fire fighters were heroes to me back then and they still are now.
Signal's given, they're off!. From Joe. X
It’s actually such a shame seeing a young woman almost dying and having to wait 3 hours for one ambulance.
Thank the government. Like for 99% of all the problems we have
I know it is sad
utterly disgraceful, fire brigade overstretched, ambulance service overstretched, police overstretched, whole health service overstretched, social care already long broken, prisons overstretched and broken. Only a matter of time before the final straw comes and everything completely collapses. How this country once was able to control a quarter of the world and be the most powerful on earth I cannot comprehend, given the shocking state it is in now. Joke.
Remember, there's no money for U.K citizens left. But £1,000 per day per person for all the scruffs fleeing nothing at all, nipping over on rafts is manageable
Its gotten worse, There was a flat fire down the road from me and some lady had alot of smoke inhalation and the fire brigade requested an amublance and it arrrived 6 hours later. (This was south london)
I always pay respect to these first responders around the world, regardless of their nationality.
Thanks budd
They’ve shut down numerous stations and disbanded battalions at a time when such emergency services are required the most. This country is an absolute joke
The government is the country isn’t
Tory government absolute idiots
@@adamatch9624 Lesley Sharp narrated the series. From Joe. X
No such thing as battalions in the uk fire service!
@@NBu3412 Battalion are in the world's armies!.
Shoutout to Edric for being awesome! You, and your colleagues, inspire me 😍
He is serious. From Joe. X
You need to read up about Edric. He's a liar & and a fraud. He left the fire service before he was sacked!
The firefighters are brilliant and do a great job.
really? how many real emergencies do they do in a year, don`t get me wrong we all need the Fire Service but you lot overplay them a bit too much. they will only work within their own group, and they certainly don`t work with other emergency Services.
@@brian.7966 you sausage
@@brian.7966 are you serious??! Fire crews are always being called to incidents - fires, crashes, animal rescues, automatic fire alarm call-outs, water rescues and many more. If they’re not on a call, they’re training. You’re clueless mate 😂
Brian a negative Troll you’ll find lots of Brian’s commenting on UA-cam.. !
@@brian.7966 They are literally working with other emergency services all the time every day what the fuck are you on
There was a movie made about the backdraft phenomenon in the nineties. Good movie that highlighted just how dangerous a backdraft is to firefighters.
brilliant movie one of my favourites 😍
It was called Backdraft lol. Had Kurt Russell in it.
It wasn't really about backdrafts, though it did feature them, the movie was about an arsonist targetting firefighters. Good movie.
One thing I can say from being a firefighter on the east coast of the United States is that the UK there's a lot different than here and it is generally amazing and I would love to see some of the stuff and gear that the fire brigade has and see it and use it in the u.s.a. because it just looks more organized but there's no stuff we have here such as the fire helmets I love the European style better than the stuff we have here because our helmets are so hard to fit and the so uncomfortable and our back of our necks are slightly less covered and the European style pretty much has all those bases covered
Wouldn’t it be great if the American/English brigades could organise a trip on both sides so each side visits and gets to see the workings and equipments in the stations
@@robee480 yeah that would be awesome like a exchange program. I personally would love that.
I've always thought the French helmets looks great, practical but also cool as fuck.
Ansells Garden Centre in West Drayton. Since rebuilt. I was there took a lot of photos of the incident. Cylinders and fireworks on the site was the biggest risk
Messy scenario!. From Joe. X
Especially since it was near the Headquarters of British Airways and London Heathrow Airport. That could've been bad news for Heathrow Air Traffic Control.
Thank God for firefighting from the air. I would like to think that there are new laws on the use of flame protection in the storage of gas tanks and other flammable items, especially in commercial settings where there are more than one or two cylinders.
The brigade machines required are a turntable ladder or a Simon snorkel. From Joe. X
Waiting 3 hours for an Ambulance is crazy alone, but it's even worse when North Middlesex Hospital is LITERALLY across the street from that section of road lol
A blocked route is just no compensation excuse!.
UK-s firecode just like in US is stuck in 1960-70, and its ambulance service is like in US , both are heavily under funded ubers :D
The NHS ambulences opperate on a stablise, treat(if possible), transport not like the us Stabilise and transport
18:26 thats a beautiful evo
Indeed
love evo's😊
my mate thought it was a skyline
@@tarantulamum4322 No, the skyline was above the evo.
3 hours for an ambulance!!! Keep voting Conservative and maybe we can change that 3 into a 4 or 5 hour wait...better yet, they just don't turn up! So glad all that EU money we saved went to the NHS!
120 million for Charles's Coronation!
117 million to support the Royal WEF lapdog annually!
I'd say the problem of funding lies squarely on the British Parliament and the greed of the institution of the Royal Family (or what's left of it)!
as if the situation got ANY better since they left the EU. It didn't, not at all
@@EnjoyFirefightinghe was being sarcastic
Blues and twos is another show!.
You forgot (kings cross fire) November 1987
That's not related to the show!. From Joe. X
Tackling fire everday risking your life to save another is one job that should be praised God bless you ❤
As American firefighter medic we have the same problem with our ambos running 30 to 40 mintues
I work EMS in Detroit, MI...you can be waiting almost an hour for an available rig somedays for "CPR in progress by citizens"
@@kennethisaacson622 its sad. but the thing is we gent frequent flyers, or people who dont need a ambo but have nobody else to call. and most cities are underpaid and very toxic work environments for ems.like i wish we could fix it
That's ridiclous we also have a massive problem with frequent fliers but we've got a 10 min limit to reach the patient by law (so you call there's an ambulance there in max 10 min) we can't always keep it but there is basic medically qualified personel there within 10 min (we call those first responders and theyre sent by dispatch when they know the ambulance takes longer) just the transport capabilities take 20 maybe 30 if you're really rurally and your "emergency" is a lightly sprained ankle while there are 5 CPRs going (If one area consistently doesnt achieve the 10 then they get more ambos). Our transport ambulances with the absolute lowest prio have a 4-6 hour wait if its really busy .... for grandmas sitting home transfer after her CT came back clean. If you want to go to hospital bc your GP thinks it might be good to get a check up and you cant walk its there within 1h. And people still complain, heck the people (me included) working in our system complain 😅
*For reference I work in Bavaria
BA's give firemen 45 minutes of air.
The condition of the NHS is a disgrace and our pathetic government is doing nothing about it.
2017 this is around.
They are such Heros , kudos to all the firefighters
The 2 story building at the start just seems like it was asking for it. A gardening centre = plants. LPG tanks sitting about and fucking fireworks?!
Very dangerous!.
They deserve every penny they get.
Working hard!.
This is from an ITV show called Inside London Fire Brigade. It would be good if you clarified this in the description.
Do you know is they still show it on the tv
@@rowanbawden7783 unfortunately not
@@rowanbawden7783 unfortunately it was like 3 episodes then stopped, the episodes have been uploaded on here somewhere
@@luisrowlands9411 Ah ok thanks for answering
Well you can tell it’s from tv, with the gaps for the ads
Edric's laugh 😂😂
He meant business. From Joe. X
Police senor ranked officers are posh toffs with fancy degrees who get direct entry. Fire officers are people whom worked hard from entry level and have deserved their promotions. Police take note.
But this country has billions to send to Ukraine and Israel. But can’t support it’s own emergency services
Can’t really use armoured vehicles as emergency response vehicles
@BelgianProblem but the money spent to provide them vehicles could of gone to the fire service in our own country...
@@BillySmith-pu6cn The vehicles were already paid for, likely before the Ukraine war even started.
Over 3 hours wait for an ambulance for a RTC in one of the biggest capital cities in Europe is absolute shambles. Unbelievable.
A congested zone though. From Joe. X
Don't worry. If rich Tories and their donors call 999 they will get ambulance in 3 minutes.
Only the peasants have to wait.
what the fuck is wrong with the UK? cutting the budget for firefighters of all departments?? that 3 hour wait for an ambulance would be completely unacceptable in the tiny towns with volunteer county firefighters in the US, but in the capitol of Britain? Absolutely absurd.
That because for 14 years conservatives were in government. And Boris Johnson was mayor of London.
Just imagine 14 years Republicans and you will get the *exact same* result 🤷🏻♂️
Bloody Brave Men. Heroes...
Never easy to see where they are going!. From Joe. X
I did not know an ambulance could get diverted from your case.
I think it depends if something more serious comes up then an ambulance could get diverted
Yep, why send an ambulance to a broken leg when a dude has 5 minutes to live after having a heart attack nearby?
@@Alucard-gt1zf more an issue in the UK tbh ... in many countries you have sufficient ambulances that they don't have to be diverted over and over again
A dangerous environment.
We sleep easy in our beds, knowing that the emergency service boys and girls put our safety as priority one.
I salute you all.
Always on missions. From Joe. X
One of th world's finest Fire Dept's
Britain's!. From Joe. X
R.I.P those who died but our brother fire fighters tried their best
As seen L,F,B, are not on their own in fighting fire,s as we have just seen a firefighter died after attending a call in Edinbugh
Whole of GB!.
22:39 “Hello, can i have Fireman Sam please ‘cos my cats stuck up a tree.” 😂
great job and teamwork
By the crew members.
3+ hour wait for an ambulance at a wreck is absolutely ridiculous! Clearly, the government needs to make some changes and fund more ambulance services and increase the fire department budget
Nightmare!. From Joe. X
Great video of London Fire Engine awesome.
Gleaming red machines. From Joe. X
A patient waiting 3 hours for an ambulance in America is unheard of
Unheard of!. From Joe. X
3 hours for an ambulance in London?! Third world level.
Crazy!. From Joe. X
great video keep it up LFB
2017 the series.
18:25 yo, thats a sick evo
Lesley Sharp is narrating.
Funny how they have removed the cladding off the other tower block
But still very dangerous!.
@@joeandrews7329 They removed it for the obvious reason you just mentioned special or what
FYI
Firefighters CANNOT survive in 600'C temps, so what is said around the 35 minute mark is completely untrue.
A firehouse temperature is 3,000 degrees centigrade.
Absolute BS@@joeandrews7329
time is long overdue to have paramedics trained and intergrated with fire crews
Already standard in the US, commonsense really
@@davepowell7168 UK has a different firefighting tradition.
They have quite the short supply of Paramedics in the UK. At least have some ambulance run by the fire department and train some firefighters to become EMTs would help.
Maybe they can cross staff vehicle together with EMS London Ambulance services.
Also standard in most of german fire brigades. But in additional there is a rule that an ambulance has to arrive at 7-15 minutes after the call. In most cases this is complied. Three hours would be unthinkable...
@@markusschafer4895 in MOST German fire departments? No, definetly not!
@@EnjoyFirefighting Here are the German rules (ambulance is carried by fire Department or other organisations) hope UA-cam translates for you:
Immer vom Eingang der Notfallmeldung in der Leitstelle bis zum Eintreffen am Notfallort)
Baden-Württemberg: 10-15 Minuten[1]
Bayern: max. 12 Minuten kürzeste planerische Fahrtzeit (zzgl. nicht näher definierter Bearbeitungszeit in der ILST)[10]
Berlin: bedarfsgerecht
Brandenburg: 15 Minuten (bei elektronischen Einsatzleitsystemen ab dem Zeitpunkt der Erstalarmierung)
Bremen: 95 % in 10 Minuten
Hamburg: 8-10 Minuten (DV der BF), laut Gesetzestext „Bedarfsgerecht und angemessen“
Hessen: 90 % in 10 Minuten, 95 % in 15 Minuten (Rettungsdienst), 15 Minuten theoretisch-planerische Erreichbarkeit vom Standort aus (Notarzt)[11]
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: 10 Minuten
Niedersachsen: 95 % in 15 Minuten[12]
Nordrhein-Westfalen: 8 Minuten, in ländlichen Bereichen 12 Minuten
Rheinland-Pfalz: 15 Minuten
Saarland: 95 % in 12 Minuten
Sachsen: 95 % in 12 Minuten
Sachsen-Anhalt: 12 Minuten
Schleswig-Holstein: 12 Minuten
Thüringen: 14 Minuten, in ländlichen Bereichen 17 Minuten.
Edit: at least every fire department has first aid capabilities and a professional fireman will certainly be s paramedic too.
Are tax money should go towards more hospitals and medical treatment instead of war sad society
Casualty.
Hi mate met you at Huddersfield station last night, it's Michael who was playing piano, coincidentally I also love trains!
?😊
@@tarantulamum4322 London's fire brigade.
@joeandrews7329 I know the programme is about LFB I put the ? for the person who commented about meeting someone at Huddersfield
3 hours for an ambulance, what a disgrace.
You do expect it in a crowded zone!. From Joe. X
3 Hours for an ambulance is crazy
Does happen in a cramped zone!.
They are as close to military as any civilians will ever be, absolutely fearless staring death in the face
Facing fear!.
Do they think we have dementia or something? How many times did they introduce those gas cylinders?
Again and again.
You're forgetting that this would have had three ad breaks when it was shown on TV and that it was also switching between two or three stories, it's not uncommon for a show - at least in the UK - to reiterate what is happening in a scene when you return to it from an advert or another part of the show. It's also in case people stumble across the show while channel flipping.
@@krashd Lesley Sharp is narrating.
I've just moved out of a set of 3
High Rise flats in hull.i was on the 10th floor. I lived there.for over 11 years.im glad I'm out now.we used to have a fire hose.on each landing. The council. Took them out.in 2015.
I would hate.to see another.fire.in any high rise.tower block.
A close job shave!.
Same story too often in this country. Brave emergency services, armed forces, amazing care workers, doctors and nurses all let down and underfunded and underpaid by successive governments Labour and Conservative. No clue what happens in the real world. What a mess
Imagine sitting pinched in a car for over 2 hours waiting for an ambulance, disgrace.
Terrifying sight!. From Joe. X
I hope the water company were fined for the flood and the money went to the Fire Services. They need all the money they can get, especially with this government.
Floods are nasty.
LFD should never have a blamed for grandfell.
you mean grenfell
They never have been
I’m from west Drayton born and raised I remember this fire
Outrageous story!. From Joe. X
On the playground was where you spent most of your days?
I FOUND IT AGAIN YAY
Edrick ❤ we all need an edrick to keep us calm !!! Edrick and mo gilligan same person diff jobs ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🏴
Blues and twos is another 1!.
I can't believe when they starting putting the fire out it was gone. Thank the L.F.B
A funny story!.
They really should have their breathing apparatus still on while inside that house clearing it out. 20:48 all the smoke and residue floating up is full of carcinogens and toxic chemicals. Their health is going to suffer in a few decades, breathing this all the time.
"1400 litres of water per minute", pretty impressive. Response to video only.
Water needed to control the fire. From Joe. X
the fact you can sleep during your shift at night means they have it way easier than police officers
Emergency services.
14:50 so EMS needed 3 Hours to get an ambulance to the Scene?
Wow...i heard that NHS had major Problems but this is really really bad....
22:50 i mean, i do get the kid's response, she definitely couldve handled that better
This was great to watch... but why on earth are fire-fighters racing to emergencies without their seat belts on? They see tragedy every day, surely that's enough to remind you of the importance of a simple life saving measure like wearing a seatbelt.
The fourth pump would not be the base pump
this is US and Canadian fire departments on a daily bases
Different machines.
It is interesting to watch fire sit around for hours for ambo. As police I have sat and waited an hour and a half for a suspected stroke of a driver who crashed.
police sitting around and waiting, there's a surprise
@@cliveramsbotty6077 Ignorant troll comment. At least know even a little bit of knowledge on the topic before looking like a tit.
The hoax calls really pissed me off
Very large friend in tree 😂
A cat!.
R E S P E C T
Respect.
Curious as to why faces were blurred out for no ID.
BA kits.
3 hours for an ambulance? Call a taxi..
sometimes not really an option, is it?
@@EnjoyFirefighting I’ve never waited 3 hours for an ambulance in 39 years. I’d say 3 hours is a systemic failure.
@@Grayarea321 neither did I, but some patients might not be able to get to the taxi ...
It definetly IS a failure of the system
@@EnjoyFirefighting lol, I was kind of teasing about the taxi…but honestly, if I had to wait 3 hours, I’d transport them in the engine..
Hi there in 🏴 uk
Code red situations for those fit London firefighters!.
Lord God, please protect every person in the emergency services. Their families need them to come home safe from harm. In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen🇬🇧🕊️📖✝️📖🕊️🇬🇧
Why are the faces of lower-ranking personnel blurred? As an American, this is strange to me.
it's probably just because they didn't want to be a part of the series but still needed to be filmed for it to make sense
Great Fires of London.
Fireman Sam.
Janet Ellis sung his theme on a VHS copy sir!. From Joe. X
West Drayton 💀
Dangerous fire is!.
I feel really bad for Micheal
W show
Fire is very dangerous!. From Joe. X
I was told this on a VHS copy "ready 2 learn at the fire station". From Joe. X
How can the people in charge not supply enought water is beond me
0:24 that women's face
Horror!.
The fall of Rome. Pt2. Abandon London.
I would love to know how the press and TV shows get hold of the 999 calls. I put a request in for the call I made once, and they said they can't get them of the system to give to me. Sounds like they fob my FOI request off.
Long Live The British Fireman.
I know this may be a weird thing to ask but if any fire fighters or anyone knows this can you answer please. I want to be a fire fighter but my uncorrected vision isn't up to the west Midlands standards but my corrected vision is, can I still be a firefighter? If so will I have to get lasik. I know most likely no one will respond to this but if anyone knows can you please answer and tell me any information that might help me find out, Thank you.
The great escape!.
Hoax calls should be a crime. You have their number and address so police go to them and they are charged with that crime. Make this a crime and cut that stuff right out. Ridiculous that nothing is being done.
They are a crime, if caught you get proecuted.
Do they respond to medical calls? Ex. Cardiac arrest, impalements and sick person etc
Not really
They only will do first aid on RTC before ambulance gets there they dont go to standard Aid calls
Love The LFB!👍🚒🔥👨🚒⛑🧯🚨🇬🇧
London fire brigade.
I wonder what could be causing such a strain on the ambulance service. 🤔 hhhmmmmmm.
What’s original show called
Inside London Fire Brigade