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BFRS Chesham Fire Station Welcome to Chesham Fire Station official Facebook account keeping our community safe and informed. Ring 999 in an emergency. Chesham is a On-call station.

This means the station reponds to emergancies when needed. We respond to a range of emergency calls and work closely with the local community to help keep it a safe place to live, work and travel. This page is our way of keeping in touch with you all. So please let us know what information you would like to see on this page, Keep the comments and likes coming and let us make Chesham .

Ever wondered what it's really like to be an On-Call Firefighter? πŸš’Join us at our upcoming On-Call Firefighter Experienc...
06/10/2026

Ever wondered what it's really like to be an On-Call Firefighter? πŸš’

Join us at our upcoming On-Call Firefighter Experience Evening at Chesham Fire Station and discover what it's really like to serve your local community.

You'll have the opportunity to:
βœ… Meet serving firefighters
βœ… Learn about the role and recruitment process
βœ… Take part in practical activities
βœ… Ask questions and get first-hand insight into the role
βœ… Find out how being an On-Call Firefighter can fit around your work, family and other commitments

πŸ“ Chesham Fire Station
πŸ“… Wednesday 21 October 2026
⏰ 7:00pm

πŸ”— Book your place today: https://bit.ly/4jz4Fs0

πŸš’ Chesham Crew – Reinspection At 02:00 this morning, Chesham crew were mobilised to a reinspection of The Bury in Chesha...
02/10/2026

πŸš’ Chesham Crew – Reinspection

At 02:00 this morning, Chesham crew were mobilised to a reinspection of The Bury in Chesham following an earlier fire at the premises.

The crew carried out checks for any remaining hotspots and identified a small number still present. The crew spent some considerable time on scene. A hosereel was utilised to dampen these areas down, reducing the risk of the fire redeveloping.

Reinspections are an important part of our response, ensuring incidents remain safe after the initial fire has been brought under control. πŸš’πŸ”₯

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🚨 Incident - Church Street, Chesham, BuckinghamshireCrews are currently in attendance at a Derelict Building Fire in the...
01/10/2026

🚨 Incident - Church Street, Chesham, Buckinghamshire

Crews are currently in attendance at a Derelict Building Fire in the Chesham area.
Please avoid the area, keep windows and doors closed and follow any advice given from emergency services.

We will provide further updates when available.

More information can be found on our website here https://bit.ly/4yp3IqN

πŸš’ Water Rescue Training 🌊This evening, Chesham crew attended BFRS Beaconsfield Fire Station to take part in a live water...
22/09/2026

πŸš’ Water Rescue Training 🌊

This evening, Chesham crew attended BFRS Beaconsfield Fire Station to take part in a live water rescue training session, developing our skills and understanding of the risks and challenges associated with incidents involving water.

Water rescue incidents can be extremely hazardous, with fast flowing water, hidden obstacles, cold temperatures and changing conditions all presenting significant risks to both members of the public and emergency responders. Regular practical training helps ensure our crews are prepared to work safely and effectively when called upon.

A valuable session with plenty of learning and hands-on experience.

A big thank you to the Beaconsfield crew for hosting us and supporting another excellent training evening. πŸ‘πŸš’πŸŒŠ

πŸš’ HOAX CALLS PUT LIVES AT RISK πŸš’This evening, Chesham crew, alongside Amersham crew, were mobilised to a reported domest...
08/09/2026

πŸš’ HOAX CALLS PUT LIVES AT RISK πŸš’

This evening, Chesham crew, alongside Amersham crew, were mobilised to a reported domestic fire in Chesham.

On arrival, crews quickly established that there was no fire and the call had been a hoax.

Hoax calls are not harmless. Every time fire crews are sent to a false incident, appliances and firefighters are taken away from where they may genuinely be needed. This could delay our response to a house fire, road traffic collision or someone whose life is in immediate danger.

Emergency driving also carries its own risks to our crews and other road users, making deliberately false calls both dangerous and irresponsible.

Please remember: 999 is for emergencies. Deliberately making a hoax call can have serious consequences and, most importantly, could cost someone their life.

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🚨 Incident 🚨This afternoon, Chesham crew and our Rural Firefighting Vehicle (RFV) were mobilised to a large field fire a...
17/08/2026

🚨 Incident 🚨

This afternoon, Chesham crew and our Rural Firefighting Vehicle (RFV) were mobilised to a large field fire at Horton Wharf Farm, Ivinghoe.

We supported crews from Dunstable Fire Station and Leighton Buzzard fire Station from Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, as firefighters worked together to bring the fire under control.

The RFV proved invaluable dampening down of areas across the difficult terrain.

With the continued dry conditions, fires like this can spread incredibly quickly through crops and vegetation. Please take extra care when out and about and help us prevent further fires.

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**Shout** πŸ“Ÿ πŸ”₯ πŸš’ This evening, Chesham crew and our RFV were mobilised to assist our colleagues from BFRS Amersham Fire S...
13/08/2026

**Shout** πŸ“Ÿ πŸ”₯ πŸš’

This evening, Chesham crew and our RFV were mobilised to assist our colleagues from BFRS Amersham Fire Station following a fire believed to have been started by a discarded cigarette.

Crews worked through dense vegetation to locate and extinguish the fire before it could spread further.

With the current hot and extremely dry conditions, something as small as a discarded cigarette can quickly develop into a serious fire, putting surrounding woodland, fields, wildlife and nearby properties at risk.

Please dispose of ci******es safely and never throw them from vehicles or onto dry ground.

A few seconds of care can prevent a much bigger incident. πŸ”₯ πŸŒΎπŸš’

Today, members of Chesham Fire Station had the honour of attending the funeral of our former Sub Officer, Phil Mason, to...
05/08/2026

Today, members of Chesham Fire Station had the honour of attending the funeral of our former Sub Officer, Phil Mason, to pay our respects and celebrate a life dedicated to the Fire & Rescue Service.

The Chesham crew were joined by colleagues from Blue Watch BFRS Aylesbury Fire Station and Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service’s Ceremonial Team.

It was especially meaningful to have Watch Commander Nettleton with us who formed part of the ceremonial team, who began his fire service career at Chesham Fire Station.

It was a moving and fitting service that reflected Phil’s commitment, professionalism and the lasting impact he had on those who served alongside him. His dedication to the fire service will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing and working with him.

On behalf of everyone at Chesham Fire Station, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to Phil’s family for allowing us to be part of such a special and personal farewell. It was a privilege to stand alongside you in celebrating Phil’s life and service.

Rest easy, Phil. Your watch is complete. β€οΈπŸš’

πŸš’ Incident | Mop End Farm πŸš’Today at 18:00, on this occasion our Fire Appliance was mobilised back to Mop End Farm to rel...
04/08/2026

πŸš’ Incident | Mop End Farm πŸš’

Today at 18:00, on this occasion our Fire Appliance was mobilised back to Mop End Farm to relieve the crew already in attendance at the ongoing fire at Mop End Farm!

With hotspots still present within the large waste pile, our crew continue working to monitor conditions and tackle areas of fire to ensure it remained under control. Incidents like these can take many hours and days, and crew relief is an important part of maintaining safe and effective operations.

A great team effort by everyone involved throughout the incident.

πŸš’ Buckinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service
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πŸ“ Chesham Fire Station

**SHOUT**🚨 🌾πŸ”₯It’s been a very busy 24 hours for the Chesham crew.Late this evening at 22:20, our crew and the Rural Fire...
03/08/2026

**SHOUT**🚨 🌾πŸ”₯

It’s been a very busy 24 hours for the Chesham crew.

Late this evening at 22:20, our crew and the Rural Firefighting Vehicle (RFV) were mobilised to a field fire at Mop End Lane, where approximately half a football pitch of vegetation was already well alight.

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