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Alford Community Fire Station This is the page of Alford Community Fire Station. We are an on call fire station in Lincolnshire.

We are a very proud station who are committed to serving the community in every way we can.

17/10/2026

🔊 BEEP! That’s the sound you want to hear.

When did you last test your smoke alarms? Press the test button until the alarm sounds. If it stays silent, don’t ignore it — replace the battery where appropriate, or replace the alarm itself.

It takes seconds. Make it a monthly habit.

Press. Test. Protect.

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16/10/2026

Sadly, last night, one of our Fire Fighters Charity clothing recycling bins was deliberately set alight.

Not only is starting deliberate fires extremely dangerous, but this mindless action has destroyed clothes kindly donated by our fantastic communities and supporters.

Like all charities, every pound raised makes a big difference. Needless incidents like this have a direct impact on the people who rely on the Fire Fighters Charity’s services during what could be the most challenging time in their life. Money that could have gone towards supporting members of our fire service community will now have to be used to cover the costs of this damage.

We’d like to thank our crews who attended the incident and everyone who continues to support the Fire Fighters Charity.

If you have any unwanted clothing, please considering donating through our recycling facilities at most of our local fire stations, or find your nearest clothes bin on the Fire Fighters Charity Website (https://bit.ly/4yoKwc6), and help us continue providing support to our firefighting community.

The role that fits around your life🚨Whether you're balancing work, family commitments or other responsibilities, becomin...
16/10/2026

The role that fits around your life🚨

Whether you're balancing work, family commitments or other responsibilities, becoming an On-Call Firefighter offers the opportunity to make a difference while fitting around your existing lifestyle.

✅ Paid retainer fee
🔥Full training provided
🧯Flexible commitment

🧑‍🚒Be part of a team protecting your local community!

Message us on here, pop to the station on a Monday evening 7-9 or online at https://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/firefighter-recruitment

15/10/2026
13/10/2026

📍 Got the alarm — but is it in the right place?

Where you fit your alarms matters. Have at least one smoke alarm on every level of your home, ideally on the ceiling in hallways and landings where the warning can be heard.

For extra protection, consider alarms in bedrooms and other rooms with fire risks. In the kitchen, consider a heat alarm instead of a smoke alarm.

More alarms. More places. Better coverage.

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A local have a go day if you’re interested in becoming an on-call firefighter.
09/10/2026

A local have a go day if you’re interested in becoming an on-call firefighter.

🚨 THIS SATURDAY 10th OCTOBER 🚨

🚨 10:00 till 14:00 🚨

Have you ever wondered what it takes to become an On Call Firefighter?🧑‍🚒👩‍🚒

Join us for our ‘Have a Go' Day on Saturday 10th October at Skegness fire station and experience some of the job-related tests for yourself🔥🚒

The day will be running between 10am and 2pm.

The day is aimed at anybody 18 or above thinking of joining Lincolnshire fire and rescue as a Firefighter.

Please come along if you live or work in Skegness or the surrounding areas !

There will be plenty of people here to talk to about the job role if you have any questions.

09/10/2026

🛒 Buying a smoke alarm? Make it one less thing to remember.

For most people, a 10-year sealed-battery smoke alarm is a great option — no annual battery change to forget. Look for an approved, safe alarm and always follow the manufacturer’s fitting instructions.

And remember: buying one is only the start. Fit it, test it and make sure you have enough alarms to cover your home.

More advice: https://bit.ly/4hH5MDv

07/10/2026

Autumn journeys can bring wet roads, low sun and changing conditions. Before a long drive, make time for a quick T.R.I.P. check:

⛽ Top-up fuel/charge, oil and screen-wash
😴 Rest - plan at least a 15-minute break every 2 hours
🚗 Inspect tyre tread, pressure and condition
🌦️ Prepare for the weather and your route

Small checks can help prevent avoidable breakdowns. Find out more: https://bit.ly/470f2xR

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Willoughby Road
Alford

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