The North West’s biggest celebration of the emergency services is set to return to the Trafford Centre this summer. Running from 10am – 4pm on Thursday 6th August, the free family-friendly event promises a full day of excitement, education and entertainment, with emergency service vehicles, live demonstrations, and interactive displays offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at the lifesaving work carried out across the region every day.
What to expect at the Trafford Centre’s Emergency Services Day
The event will officially open at 10.20am with a short ceremony led by Deputy Mayor of Greater Manchester Kate Green, other local dignitaries, and Simon Layton, Centre Director at Trafford Centre.
Over 50 organisations and more than 50 vehicles on display
Taking place on car parks 10 & 11 outside The Great Hall, the Emergency Services Day will welcome personnel from over 50 organisations, including Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service, North West Ambulance Service, Greater Manchester Police, British Army, RNLI, and many more. Over 50 vehicles will be on display, giving visitors an insight into how the emergency services have evolved over the years.
Meet-and-greets with Fireman Sam and Paw Patrol‘s Chase & Marshall
Families can also enjoy a host of additional attractions, including meet-and-greets at intervals with Fireman Sam and popular Paw Patrol characters Chase and Marshall, free face painting and live performances from local choirs.
“Our annual Emergency Services Day is a brilliant day out for all ages”
Simon Layton, Centre Director at Trafford Centre. said: “Our annual Emergency Services Day is a brilliant day out for all ages – and a great way to say thank you to our amazing emergency services and support our everyday heroes. We’re proud to host such an inspiring day here at Trafford Centre.”
