It was part of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s DECON campaign.
The Fire Brigade Union and MacMillan have been working together to raise awareness of cancer and to prevent and protect firefighters against work related illness, as they are three to four times more likely to get a work related cancer than those in other professions.
Organisers said the event was well attended, thanking those who came along, and that over £200 was raised for the charity.
1. 27-09-2024. Picture Michael Gillen. FALKIRK. Falkirk Fire Station. Blue Watch Firefighters hosting a coffee morning for MacMillan Cancer. Andy McCulloch wlcomes those attending.
Andy McCulloch welcomed those attending. Photo: Michael Gillen
2. 27-09-2024. Picture Michael Gillen. FALKIRK. Falkirk Fire Station. Blue Watch Firefighters hosting a coffee morning for MacMillan Cancer.
The coffee morning was part the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service’s DECON campaign. Photo: Michael Gillen
3. 27-09-2024. Picture Michael Gillen. FALKIRK. Falkirk Fire Station. Blue Watch Firefighters hosting a coffee morning for MacMillan Cancer.
It was a chance to have a cuppa and a cake and speak with the local firefighters. Photo: Michael Gillen
4. 27-09-2024. Picture Michael Gillen. FALKIRK. Falkirk Fire Station. Blue Watch Firefighters hosting a coffee morning for MacMillan Cancer.
This youngster looks happy with her biscuit. Photo: Michael Gillen