West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue





Garforth Station (23) Gipton Station (24)


Hunslet Fire Station (25) Moortown Fire Station (26)
Morley Fire Station (27) Stanks Station (28)

Wetherby Station (29) Stanningley Station (31)

THIS PHOTO SHOWS BRADFORD CENTRAL FIRE STATION NELSON STREET IN 1973. IT WAS OPENED IN 1971 AT A COST OF £350,000. AROUND THIS TIME FIRE APPLIANCES WOULD COST APPROX. £13.500.
THE APPLIANCES IN THIS LINE UP ARE AS FOLLOWS.(NEAREST FIRST)
PKU 833 AEC MERRYWEATHER TURNTABLE LADDER
KKY 999G BEDFORD TKM CARMICHAEL ORBITOR 80FT.HYDRAULIC PLATFORM
PKW 968J LEYLAND MASTIFF CARMICHAEL ORBITOR 50FT. PUMP H.P
KKW 600 BEDFORD S TYPE EMERGENCY SALVAGE TENDERHAK 662E DENNIS F105 WATER TENDER
RKY 699J DENNIS F108 PUMP ESCAPE

Marsden firefighters New Home Opens
The Retained crew at Marsden Fire station have taken over the premises at Emergency House.It's almost next-door to the old fire station built a century ago on Manchester Road.The move ends fears that the village would be left without a fire station.
Colne Valley councillor Gordon Beever, who is also chairman of West Yorkshire Fire Authority, said it had ensured the future of Marsden's crew. Emergency House a Larger six bay station will meet all the requirements for the area. Councillor Beaver said: "This 20-year-old building is in the ideal location.
"Marsden is not a busy fire station, but it is a focal point for the local community and has traditionally provided
an excellent and cost-effective service."The firefighters will share
their new home with Holme Valley Mountain Rescue Team.Kirklees Mayor Clr Margaret Fearnley and West Yorkshire Chief Fire Officer Phil Toase were at the official opening.


Closure of Hebden Bridge Fire Station
Hebden Bridge Fire station on Hanging Royd Lane was constructed in 1965 and closed on the 3rd March 2006. The closure follows the
resignation of 6 crew members from the Station. There had been
speculation over the past year as to what might happen in the Calder
Valley area, and this move now brings these matters to an end. Two of
the remaining crew have moved to Mytholmroyd to continue working for
West Yorkshire Fire Service. Below is a breakdown of fire calls
attended in the last year 2005.
|
Hebden Bridge |
Fires |
Special Service Calls |
False Alarms |
Total Incidents |
| 2005 |
65 |
13 |
52 |
130 |
The Appliance S805 EUB has gone to Driving School at FSHQ and N979 FWU from there is going to auction and disposal.
The above link relates to WYFR document with some history relating to the closure