Emergency Services Day 2022

A logo for the UK’s 999 Day, celebrating emergency services on 9 September. It features the Union Jack and Scottish flags, with "Latha Seirbheisean Èiginn" (Emergency Services Day in Gaelic) prominently displayed.
Photo: 999 Day - Emergency Services Day, 9 September

Today, we are celebrating National Emergency Services Day 2022 with our blue light counterparts in the police, fire and rescue service, and larger NHS.

We would want to take this occasion to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who supports emergency services by working or volunteering. It is more crucial than ever to observe this special occasion this year.

More than 2 million individuals, including 250,000 first responders, work for the NHS and volunteer for emergency services across the UK. They perform a variety of tasks, including responding to emergency calls, doing administrative tasks, practising medicine, putting out fires, keeping the peace on the streets, and saving lives at sea, on mountains, in the lowlands, and in caverns.

We are honoured to encourage and support the amazing work done in collaboration with our blue light colleagues across the country. Every emergency service has different days, therefore we rely on the cooperation, integrity, and commitment. At Alliance we would like to extend our thanks to them all individually.



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