Eastbourne 999 emergency services display: First look at photos from day one

Eastbourne Responders showed nearly 1000 visitors how to do CPR at the eventEastbourne Responders showed nearly 1000 visitors how to do CPR at the event
Eastbourne Responders showed nearly 1000 visitors how to do CPR at the event
Eastbourne 999 has returned to Western Lawns on the seafront for the 32nd year in a row.

The two-day event, which started yesterday (Saturday, July 6), gives visitors the opportunity to meet members of the emergency services and get an up-close look at 999 response vehicles. The weekend is organised by Sussex Police, East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, South East Coast Ambulance Service, Eastbourne Council, Maritime and Coastguard Agency and the RNLI. Representatives from voluntary search and rescue teams along with contingents from the French National Gendarmerie were also present. Many of the emergency services have shared photos from the first day of the event on their twitter accounts - here is a roundup of some of the photos so far.

Representatives from the office of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner manned a stallRepresentatives from the office of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner manned a stall
Representatives from the office of the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner manned a stall
The Sussex Search and Rescue (SusSAR) stallThe Sussex Search and Rescue (SusSAR) stall
The Sussex Search and Rescue (SusSAR) stall
Visitors met officers from Sussex PoliceVisitors met officers from Sussex Police
Visitors met officers from Sussex Police
The Sussex Police stallThe Sussex Police stall
The Sussex Police stall
Visitors could have a close up look inside a police carVisitors could have a close up look inside a police car
Visitors could have a close up look inside a police car
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