R21 LOSSIEMOUTH
1 Pump Retained.
Stations
26/11/1964 Cliffton Road, LOSSIEMOUTH. Photo
Firemasters
? to ? Sub Officer Hepburn (there 1963 & 69)
? to 12/5/1988 Sub Officer A. Stewart (there in 1983)
2000 to ? Sub Officer Sandy Wares (there 19/6/2010)
December 2023 Watch Commander Luce (don't know when he took over. There 14/2/2025)
Appliances
? | AV6595 | Morris | Towing Car |
1942 | GGX667 | Austin K2/Home Office | ATV |
1980 |
WSA957 |
Dennis F26/Dennis |
WrT |
? | LSO470W | Ford D1617/Angloco | WrL |
1990 |
D358VSA |
Dodge G13c/Mountain Range |
WrL |
? | D360VSA | Dodge G13c/Mountain Range | WrL |
2000 |
M994PSS |
Scania 93M-220/Emergency One |
WrL |
2008 | SV57BUP | MAN TGM 15-244 4x4/Emergency One | Compact WrL |
10/6/2025 | KY65OLU | Volvo FL/Emergency One | RP |
Brigades
? to 1941 |
? |
1941 to 1948 |
National Fire Service |
1948 to 1975 |
North Eastern Fire Brigade |
1975 to 2003 |
Grampian Fire Brigade |
2003 to 2013 | Grampian Fire and Rescue Service (name change only) |
1/4/2013 | Scottish Fire and Rescue Service |
Notes
The North Eastern Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1948
Equipment | Retained | |
1 Self propelled Pump | 1 Leading Fireman | |
1 Towing Unit towing Major Pump | 9 Firemen |
The North Eastern Fire Area Administration Scheme Order, 1952
Equipment | Retained | |
1 Pump Appliance | 2 Leading Firemen | |
8 Firemen |
Establishment 2000
Equipment |
Retained |
|
1 Water Tender Ladder |
1 Sub Officer |
|
|
? Leading Firefighters |
|
|
? Firefighters |
Establishment 2010
Equipment |
Retained |
|
1 Water Tender Ladder |
1 Watch Manager |
|
|
2 Crew Managers |
|
|
7 Firefighters |
Lossiemouth had a call sign of 38 in Grampian Fire and Rescue Service, this was changed to R21, the new National Call Sign, when the Control at Mounthooly closed on 8/11/2016.
Site for Fire Station
The North Eastern Fire Area Joint
Board have intimated to the Council their desire to acquire a commodious site in
Lossiemouth for the erection of a new fire station, and their interest in a site
in McDuff Street.
The site, the Council heard on Monday, was one in which they themselves were
already interested for housing purposes.
A joint meeting for discussion of the matter has been fixed.
(The Northern Scot and Moray & Nairn Express, Saturday, December 16, 1961. Page
10)
NEW FIRE STATION FOR LOSSIEMOUTH
A new £12,500 fire station is to be
built at Lossiemouth.
The new station is part of the second phase of a rebuilding and modernisation
scheme approved by the North Eastern Fire Area Joint Board in Aberdeen on
Thursday.
The Lossiemouth Station is one of three which are to be included in the 1963-64
financial year.
(The Northern Scot and Moray & Nairn Express, Saturday, February 2, 1963. Page
5)
£11,000 FIRE STATION FOR LOSSIE
Plans for a new £11,000 fire station
at Lossiemouth have been approved by the Dean of Guild Court.
The new station is to be built at Clifton Road. At present, the town’s fire
equipment is housed in rented garages in the town.
(The Northern Scot and Moray & Nairn Express, Saturday, August 3, 1963. Page 5)
Lossie’s New Fire Station Opens Next Week
Lossiemouth’s new fire station in
Clifton Road, built at an approximate cost of £13,000, will be opened on
Thursday afternoon by Provost George Wood, Portsoy, chairman of the North
Eastern Fire Area Joint Board.
This one appliance fire station, built on modern lines, has a watch room, meter
room, lecture and recreation room for the ten retained men who are under the
charge of a Sub Officer, and the usual toilet facilities, including a spray
bath.
The platform party at the ceremony will include Provost A. Trantor, Lossiemouth,
who will preside and introduce Provost Wood, and also Mr John Dean, Wester
Clockeasy, Urquhart, vice chairman of Moray and Nairn County Council. Following
the opening there will be a display of drill by members of the Board’s unit.
(The Northern Scot, Saturday, November 21, 1964. Page 7)
If you know of any mistakes in this or have any additional information please let me know.
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