The 999 Weekend will take place on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th July and is expected to attract thousands from across the region.
The event has become a favourite in the local calendar and gives the opportunity for visitors to meet members of the emergency services and get an up-close look at 999 response vehicles.
SECAmb responded to 1,016,942 emergency calls in the last financial year 2016/2017 covering a geographical area of 3,600 square miles across Sussex, Surrey, Kent and North…
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moreOrganised by Sussex Police, East Sussex Fire & Rescue Service, South East Coast Ambulance Service, Maritime and Coastguard Agency, RNLI and supported by Eastbourne Borough Council…
The gallery contains some of the images captured from previous events and gives a flavour of the type of vehicles and scenarios you can expect to…