Christmas workers: Festive greetings

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The majority of people who celebrate Christmas have a day off but there are many who have to work - especially those in the emergency services and care sector.

However, that's not stopped them from taking to social media to make sure they pass on their festive greetings.

Here is a selection of their tweets:

Avon and Somerset Police, external wants everyone to stay safe:

Image source, @ASPolice
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A great photo, not to be sniffed at.

Derbyshire Fire Brigade are making calls, external:

Image source, @DerbyshireFRS
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Not a fire cracker in sight!

Image source, @BTP
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Hi Viz message from the British Transport Police

West Yorkshire Fire Brigade sang their Christmas message:, external

Image source, @West_Yorks_FRS
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They wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Nurse Eileen Carney-Jones tweeted, external this photo of the 'early brigade' at the Teddington Memorial Hospital Walk-in Centre, just before they had to deal with a champagne flute accident.

Image source, Eileen Carney-Jones
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Merry Christmas to fellow Christmas workers - caring never stops

Emergency services, like the London Fire Brigade, external, are keeping the community safe:

Image source, @LondonFire
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London fire fighters are hoping for fewer false alarms this year

Yorkshire Ambulance, external workers are on standby:

Image source, @YorksAmbulance
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A simple message for us all

And now for weather from the Met Office, external:

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Met Office gets festive with a Gif

And the UGC hub is looking out for your Christmas messages. Happy Tweetmas!

Image source, Sherie Ryder
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Sherie, one of the UGC Christmas workers in the BBC Newsroom

Compiled by Sherie Ryder