Stanningley

External view of Stanningley fire station
Tel
0113 2363826
Address
637 Stanningley Road
Stanningley
Leeds
LS28 6FS
 
OS Grid Ref.
423211 434528

News

  • 07 Sep

    Authority launches county-wide consultation on fire cover plans

      12-week listening exercise Councillors today launched a 12-week public consultation exercise on radical plans to reform fire cover across West Yorkshire. Chief Fire Officer Simon Pilling’s...

  • 02 Mar

    Firefighters clean up for charity

    Stations across Leeds district will be making a splash for charity cash in March. Stanningley, Otley, Rawdon and Cookridge will all hold car washes to raise money for The Fire Fighters Charity on...

  • 18 Jul

    Update: car explosion, New Farnley

    It is hoped that West Yorkshire firefighters will be leaving the scene in Maple Grove, New Farnley, Leeds, this afternoon following yesterday’s car explosion. Firefighters have been at the...

  • 06 Jun

    New Safety Rangers to patrol Leeds

    MEDIA INVITE Moortown Fire Station (Stonegate road, Moortown, LS17 6EJ) will host a series of Safety Rangers courses between 27 June and 1 July. Reporters/photographers are invited to attend....

  • 25 Jan

    Rare cattle rescued from blaze

    Around 80 rare-breed cattle were rescued from a blaze in a barn at Temple Newsam, Leeds, last night (23.01.11) thanks to the quick-thinking of firefighters. Firefighters from Gipton, Stanks,...

About

Stanningley Fire Station is located at the junction of Stanningley Road and Swinnow Lane and covers the western part of Leeds, which includes the mainly residential areas of Pudsey, Bramley, Armley, Farsley, Farnley and Stanningley.  The new station replaced the old stations at Bramley and Pudsey and was completed in 2003.  It is a  specialist station inolved in the movement of large quantities of water both to and away from an incident.

The station area is approximately 11 square miles and has a population of 85,574 people.

Within its boundary there is an assortment of commercial, industrial, educational and agricultural risks including the Stanningley rail tunnel and the Owlcotes retail park.  The area incorporates 36,479 dwellings.

The station commander is in charge of the station and is assisted by the four watches comprising of 60 firefighters who are supported by the station clerk. 

The district commander for Leeds and his support staff of 5 are also based here as are several members of the Leeds District Community Fire Safety Team.

The fire fighting vehicles staffed by the crews are as follows:

Two pumping appliances comprising of one heavy rescue pump and one rescue pump

One prime mover carrying either the hose laying or water carrying unit

Two Communities & Local Governement prime movers which carry the high volume pump unit and associated modules.

Firefighters at Stanningley are qualified to deploy the high volume pump (HVP) unit and have been active recently with both local and regional deployments to assist with the removal of water at incidents of wide area flooding as well as supplying large amounts of water for firefighting.

Stanningley personnel are committed to improving the service delivered to the local community and the people of West Yorkshire.  Personnel contunue to carry out home fire safety checks in the home and also fit smoke detectors to people at risk in the community.

Stanningley personnel undertake regular multi agency initiatives in the West Leeds area.  These "Operation Champion Initiatives" regularly combine the efforts of numerous agencies in a targeted location.  Personnel also work closely with the Rotary Club and other agencies in order to make the station area safer.  These agencies assist by identifying individuals at risk in the community and providing home fire risk check referrals.  They also help by providing assistance to vulnerble members of society in the area.

The community room is used by local people to hold meetings to the benefit of people in and around the Stanningley area.

Stanningley personnel remain committed to preventing fires, protecting people and property, responding to emergencies and helping the people of West Yorkshire.  

Statistics 

Year

Fires

Special Service Calls

False Alarms

Total Incidents

1 April 2012 - 31 March 2013

377

83

495

955

1 April 2011 - 31 March 2012 

507

132

556

1195

1 April 2010 - 31 March 2011

536

127

527

1190

1 April 2009 - 31 March 2010

714

113

563

1390

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Neighbouring Fire Stations