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NIS Gain Lifesaving Skills with Biker Down Lancashire

Last month, volunteers from NIS participated in a free three-hour course offered by Biker Down Lancashire, hosted and delivered by Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service.

The course is specifically designed for motorcyclists and their pillion passengers and consists of three key modules:

Incident Scene Management
Casualty Care
The Science of Being Seen

All attendees found the course highly informative and engaging. We extend our sincere thanks to the Biker Down team for their time and for delivering such a valuable and potentially life-saving training experience.

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