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Operational firefighters and fire and rescue service staff have been honoured for their dedication to West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) at our Long Service Awards. A ceremony took…
As ‘The Beast from the East’ continues to cause disruption across the UK, West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service would like to remind everyone to stay safe during what promises to…
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) are working together with Radio Aire’s Cash for Kids for the third year running to support the largest annual Christmas toy appeal in…
Firefighters from West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) endured an evening of being attacked by fireworks and stones this Halloween. Throughout the evening crews came under attack on six…
Officers from Killingbeck Neighbourhood Policing Team have moved into Killingbeck Fire Station and will be working closely alongside firefighters from now on. A number of Neighbourhood Police Team police officers…
The winter weather is kicking in and many people will be thinking of lighting stoves to keep homes cosy and warm. There appears to have been an increase in the…
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service is backing Radio Aire’s Cash for Kids ‘Mission Christmas’ campaign, which aims to ensure no child goes without a gift this Christmas. In West…
These photographs show the current progress of construction of the new fire station at Killingbeck.
The new station is starting to take shape with the completion of the internal and external brickwork. Current ongoing work includes the first fix plumbing and electrical works and preparing…
The completed steelwork for the new station is now in place as can be seen from the first picture below of the rear elevation. On the left of this picture is the…
Killingbeck Fire Station, opened on 6th October 2015, is located on the A64 York Road and allows easy access to East Leeds and the City Centre. The station also provides effective links with Garforth, Moortown and Wetherby stations. The station is staffed by a station commander (who also manages Wetherby), 44 operational and additional support staff work from the site and two whole time fire appliances are available to respond from site 24/7, providing a first class response service. In addition, the community room facility enables the continuation of a successful youth training provision within Leeds District and a community room facility for local agencies and groups to meet.
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