The Links Page
https://www.facebook.com/Newton-Abbot-Fire-Station-1566360023641225/
Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Service.
http://www.dsfire.gov.uk
also the Newsdesk link
http://www.dsfire.gov.uk/News/Newsdesk/Newsdesk.cfm?siteCategoryId=3&T1ID=26
The Fire Fighters Charity
http://www.firefighterscharity.org.uk/
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Buckfastleigh Fire Station
https://www.facebook.com/Buckfastleigh-Fire-Station-259717100898002/?ref=py_c |
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The Retained Firefighters Union
http://therfu.org/
Fire Brigades Union
http://www.fbu.org.uk
Fire Safety Advice
http://firekills.direct.gov.uk/index.html
The Direct Gov link to the Fire kills website.
(Stn 31) Totnes Fire Station.
http://www.totnesfirestation.weebly.com
Photo attributed to Kevin Hale
Crew Manager Niaal Osman's excellent site of one of our neighbouring station's, and the town of Totnes.
(Stn 58) Yelverton Fire Station blog page
http://yelvertonfirestation.wordpress.com/
Photo attributed to Kevin Hale
http://www.firestations.org.uk
A database of United Kingdom & Ireland Fire Stations, past and present.
Kevin Hales excellent website of Fire Stations past and present.
http://www.fireservice.co.uk/
Welcome to UK Fire Service Resources. The site is designed to give not only members of the public an insight into the work of the UK Fire and Rescue Service, but to provide an online resource for serving wholetime and retained firefighters of the UK.
http://www.firefightersmemorial.co.uk
The Firefighters Memorial Charitable Trust was established in 1990 and the Trust negotiated a site to the south of St Paul’s Cathedral where a suitable memorial could be placed. It is at the top of the new City Walkway which is also approachable from the south bank of the Thames via the new Millennium Pedestrian Bridge.
The National Memorial, to the men and women of the United Kingdom Fire Service (which includes the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands), who had made the ultimate sacrifice in the defence of the realm in World War II, is the “Blitz” Memorial Statue, commissioned by the Founder Master of the Worshipful Company of Firefighters. The very moving sculpture in bronze was the work of John Mills a very skilled artist. Rarely do you see such a work of art with three life sized bronze figures actively engaged in their professional duties.
In 2003 the Memorial was elevated and the additional names of those lost in peacetime were inscribed in bronze on the raised base. The Memorial was re-dedicated to coincide with the Service of Remembrance in Sept 2003. A total of some 1,192 names were added in bronze to the Memorial. The Memorial with its added height looks even more fitting as a tribute to our fallen firefighters.
The National Memorial, to the men and women of the United Kingdom Fire Service (which includes the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands), who had made the ultimate sacrifice in the defence of the realm in World War II, is the “Blitz” Memorial Statue, commissioned by the Founder Master of the Worshipful Company of Firefighters. The very moving sculpture in bronze was the work of John Mills a very skilled artist. Rarely do you see such a work of art with three life sized bronze figures actively engaged in their professional duties.
In 2003 the Memorial was elevated and the additional names of those lost in peacetime were inscribed in bronze on the raised base. The Memorial was re-dedicated to coincide with the Service of Remembrance in Sept 2003. A total of some 1,192 names were added in bronze to the Memorial. The Memorial with its added height looks even more fitting as a tribute to our fallen firefighters.
A Site for our younger visitors,The Welephant Website.
http://www.welephant.co.uk
Welephant is here with his own fire safety education web site for you to enjoy. Find out more about fire safety and other related topics or just have fun - play Welephant's special 'stay safe' games and discover more about fire safety in your home.