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On Saturday 13th July West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service (WYFRS) will be welcoming back the Emergency Services Show at our headquarters in Birkenshaw, from 11.30am – 4.30pm. The fantastic…
The ‘Cookridge Crumpets’ Women’s Institute (WI) has raised funds for the life-saving equipment, now attached to the side of the fire station, so it can be used by the community…
Cookridge Fire Station Open Day has been hailed ‘the best yet’ after it raised over £1,700 for three worthy causes. The community flocked to the station, in Otley Old Road,…
Firefighters have pledged their support to six-year-old Maddie Laws who suffers from a genetic condition which means she cannot talk, walk properly or feed herself. Crews will be giving half…
Cookridge Fire Station was constructed in 1990 and the station area covers the north western part of Leeds that includes the mainly residential locations of Cookridge, Tinshill, Holt Park, Ireland Wood, Horsforth, Lawnswood, Adel, West Park, Bramhope, Arthington, Kirkstall and Hawksworth. Cookridge station borders with North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. The team is made up of the station commander (Who also manages Moortown station) and 24 firefighters on station, providing 24 hour cover, 365 days a year.
A Personal Welfare Unit (PWU) is stationed at Cookridge and offers welfare to firefighters at larger scale or protracted incidents.
Cookridge personnel also offer resilience to the High Volume Pump stationed at Stanningley, regularly training to offer professional support at operational incidents.
There are currently no events listed at this station.