At 19:56 on 20 May, two fire engines from Hornby and Bentham (of North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service), together with an aerial ladder platform and support pump from Morecambe, as well as the urban search and rescue and drone teams, attended a reported rescue of a person on Leck Fell Road, Leck. Firefighters worked with Mountain Rescue and North West Ambulance Service to coordinate a cave search. Fire service personnel supported by searching with a drone and providing scene lighting. No casualties were located and the incident appears to have been a false alarm. Crews remained in attendance for several hours.
Read the article written about 1943 Coca-Cola Bottle Found at Service Training Centre
We recently uncovered a World War II-era Coca-Cola glass bottle at our Service Training Centre in Chorley.During renovations of a 1940s fountain, Joe Fannon – one of o...
Read the article written about 48% of Cooking Fires Caused By Home Distractions
Fires won’t wait for your attention: 48% of Lancashire Cooking Fires Caused by Home Distractions Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service (LFRS) is calling on residents to...
Read the article written about Blackburn Station - Family Open Day
Come and join us at Blackburn's Fire station on Saturday 17th August to meet our friendly team of firefighters and staff and support the Firefighters Charity and ...
