Grange Fire Station

Grange

Grange Fire Station
Kents Bank Road
Grange over Sands
Cumbria
LA11 7DJ

 

Telephone: 0300 303 8623 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm

Training Evening: Wednesday 7pm to 9pm.

Email: enquiries.fire@cumbria.gov.uk

 

Grange fire station is staffed by On-call Firefighters and houses and houses one fire engine and a Water Bowser.

As Grange is a coastal town on the estuary, over the years the station has attended numerous rescues of people and also animals that have become stuck in the quicksand. The busy main A590 trunk road runs through the station area, consequently, road traffic collisions form a significant part of the firefighter's duty today. Firefighters also receive specialist training to deal with wildfire incidents.

 

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Grange Station Area 300 X 447

  Next nearest supporting Fire Engine 

 Kendal 14 miles

 Milnthorpe 12 miles

 Ulverston - 13 miles

Station Area9,900 population
Crewing TypeOn-Call
Fire Engines1 Fire Engine and 1 Water Bowser

As Grange is a coastal town on the estuary, over the years the station has attended numerous rescues of people and also animals that have become stuck in the quicksand. In addition to this the proximity of the sea often leads to some localised flooding. The main A590 trunk road runs through the station area and as this is one of the most notorious roads in the county for road traffic collisions, this is a significant part of the firefighters duty today. 

The area contains:

 

• 2 heritage sites, Stott Park Bobbin Mill and Rusland Tannery

 

• 1 Grade I Listed and 11 Grade II listed Buildings

 

• 10 Sites of Specific Scientific Interest

 

• Vitagrass Farms Ltd is a Site Specific Risk

 

• Grange flooding risks are mainly in the area of Windermere Road which often floods in response to intense rainfall, the combination of ground water, surface water and surcharging water courses with approximately 26 properties at risk, with a mix of residential, Bed and Breakfast accommodation and commercial premises

The table shows the number of incidents that have occurred within a nominal area assigned to the station (as shown on the map in the station profile).  This is different to the number of incidents attended by fire engines which are based at the station, as they may attend incidents outside their station area.

Fire2017/182018/192019/20
All emergencies attended897270
All Fires182019
Accidental primary dwelling fires414
Secondary fires087
Chimney fires652
Deliberate primary fires110
Deliberate secondary fires220
False Alarms
All false alarms433030
Special Service Calls
Non Road Traffic Collisions Special Service Calls22912
Road Traffic Collisions Special Service Calls6139

Response times

On-call fire engine

C45P12017/182018/192019/20
Average crew turnout time (time it takes the crew to respond to the station)5 mins 0 secs4 mins 50 secs4 mins 21 secs
Average response time (time it takes the crew to arrive at the incident from the station)7 mins 31 secs11 mins 3 secs10 mins 55 secs
Number of incidents attended by fire engines in the station area756783

Availability

On-call fire engine

C45P12017/182018/192019/20
Total Availability96%99%99%
Mon - Fri (08:00 - 18:00)93%98%99%
Mon - Thurs (18:00 - 08:00)100%100%100%
Fri - Mon (18:00 - 08:00)96%99%99%

Further information for this fire station is available on a number of themes at the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory, including:

  • Population 

  • Crime and Community

  • Health and Social Care

  • Housing

  • Economy and Employment

  • Environment

  • Children and Young People

Please visit www.cumbriaobservatory.org.uk and choose a fire station area for your particular theme of interest.