Featured Events in Chorley in April, 2024 (December Updated)

Experience the excitement of 'SCRATCH THAT ITCH' NIGHT: An Audience-led Scratch Night in Chorley at the Cartwright Drama Studio on April 11, 2024. Witness brand new writing in its raw form and be a part of its development process. Explore what resonates with you and provide valuable feedback on what can be improved. This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with emerging talent and contribute to the growth of new creative works. Admission is free, so don't miss this chance to be a part of an enriching and interactive evening of artistic exploration.

Welcome to Structural Firefighting and Tactical Ventilation Day 1 of 2 in Chorley at the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service Training Centre. This event is set to take place on April 29, 2024. Participants are in for a treat as they engage in hands-on activities and simulations that mimic real-life firefighting scenarios. The day will be filled with intense training sessions that focus on the essential skills needed for structural firefighting and tactical ventilation. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals and gain valuable insights into the world of firefighting. The best part? Admission is completely free! So mark your calendars and get ready to experience a day packed with excitement, learning, and camaraderie. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to delve into the world of firefighting and tactical ventilation.

On Day 2 of the Structural Firefighting and Tactical Ventilation event in Chorley, participants will delve into Teaching Concepts and a Practical Attack Session. The day will kick off with a morning seminar focusing on teaching concepts, followed by a hands-on practical session. Please note that space for the practical Breathing Apparatus (BA) wearing session may be limited. The event, hosted by Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service at the Washington Hall Training Centre, will feature esteemed guest speakers John McDonough from Fire & Rescue New South Wales, Australia, and Karel Lambert from Brussels Fire Department. John McDonough, with over three decades of experience, will share insights on modern firefighting techniques and tactics, while Karel Lambert, a seasoned firefighter and advocate for incorporating science into firefighting, will impart knowledge gathered from training programs worldwide. The event aims to cover various learning objectives, including leadership principles, fire suppression methods, and ventilation tactics. Spaces are limited, so prompt booking for Day 2 on April 30, 2024, is recommended. Participants not affiliated with Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service must be proficient in SCBA use and supply their own firefighting gear. Refreshments will be provided, but attendees are advised to make their own lunch arrangements.