Lostwithiel Community Fire Station

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Lostwithiel Community Fire Station Welcome to the official page for Lostwithiel Community Fire Station. Stay up-to-date on Incidents, news & events as they happen.

Lostwithiel Community Fire Station is run by on-call firefighters. Our training evenings are every Wednesday between the hours of 19:00 and 21:00. Should you wish to make contact or visit, please do so within these hours when someone will be available. For emergencies, dial 999. For non emergencies, contact our Critical Control Centre on 01872 320205.

15/10/2026

🚒 A busy 24 hours for Lostwithiel Community Fire Station! 🚒

Our on-call crew have been kept busy over the last 24 hours, responding to 4 call-outs:

🚗 1️⃣ Road Traffic Collision (RTC)
🔥 2️⃣ Automatic Fire Alarm (AFA) activations
🚒 1️⃣ Standby

A big well done to all our crew for their continued commitment and dedication, responding when called upon and helping keep our community safe.

As an on-call station, our firefighters balance their everyday lives with being ready to respond whenever the pager sounds. 👨‍🚒👩‍🚒

Want to join the team? We’re currently looking for new on-call firefighters at Lostwithiel! If you’re interested in making a difference in your local community, why not join us for a “Have a go day” ? Click the link below to find out more.

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/service-careers/have-a-go-events/

08/10/2026

🚒 TRAINING NIGHT AT LOSTWITHIEL FIRE STATION 🚒

Last night, the crew at Lostwithiel Fire Station put their skills to the test with a simulated vehicle fire that had spread into a nearby property.

The exercise gave us the opportunity to practise a number of important skills, including:

🔥 Tackling a vehicle fire safely and effectively
🏠 Assessing the impact of smoke entering a property
🔎 Searching the property and locating potential casualties
💨 Managing and ventilating smoke
👨‍🚒 Working effectively as a team in a challenging environment
📻 Maintaining good communication and situational awareness throughout the incident

Scenarios like this allow our firefighters to train in realistic conditions, helping us prepare for the wide range of incidents we can be called to.

A big thank you to everyone involved in setting up and supporting the exercise. Another productive training night for the Lostwithiel crew! 💪🚒

Want to join us? We are currently looking for new on-call firefighters to join the team at Lostwithiel Fire Station.

📍 Live locally?
⏰ Can provide some availability to respond?
🤝 Want to make a difference in your community?

Recruitment opens next month !

https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/service-careers/on-call-firefighter/

🚒 LOSTWITHIEL FIRE STATION NEEDS YOU! 🚒We’re looking for new On-Call Firefighters to join our team at Lostwithiel Commun...
07/10/2026

🚒 LOSTWITHIEL FIRE STATION NEEDS YOU! 🚒

We’re looking for new On-Call Firefighters to join our team at Lostwithiel Community Fire Station.

Being an On-Call Firefighter is about much more than responding to emergencies. You’ll become part of a close-knit team, support people in your local community and gain skills and experiences that you’ll carry with you for life.

🔥 What could you be responding to?
• Fires
• Road traffic collisions
• Flooding and other rescues
• Road and water safety incidents
• Animal rescues
• Community safety and prevention work
…and much more.

👨‍🚒 Could you be one of our next three?

You don’t need previous firefighting experience — we’ll provide the training you need. What we’re looking for is people who are reliable, willing to learn and want to make a real difference in their local community.

If you live or work close enough to Lostwithiel Fire Station to respond when the pager sounds, we’d love to hear from you.

📍 Lostwithiel Community Fire Station
🚒 On-Call Firefighter
🤝 Join your local team. Protect your community. Make a difference.

Could you commit?

👉 Find out more and apply through Cornwall Fire & Rescue Service. https://www.cornwall.gov.uk/fire-and-rescue-service/service-careers/on-call-firefighter/

🚒 Have you ever thought about becoming an on-call firefighter and making a difference in Lostwithiel?We’re currently loo...
18/06/2026

🚒 Have you ever thought about becoming an on-call firefighter and making a difference in Lostwithiel?

We’re currently looking for new recruits to join our dedicated on-call team.

If you live or work within 5 minutes of the station and you're interested, pop along to the station on Wednesday evenings (drill night),7pm-9pm.

You’ll have the chance to meet the crew, have a chat and ask any questions.

09/04/2026
🚨 SHOUT 🚨Between 19:00–22:00 last night, the on-call firefighters at Lostwithiel Community Fire Station responded to thr...
05/02/2026

🚨 SHOUT 🚨

Between 19:00–22:00 last night, the on-call firefighters at Lostwithiel Community Fire Station responded to three incidents, one involving an E-Bike lithium-ion battery fire.

Lithium-ion batteries are increasingly common — and when they fail, they can be extremely dangerous. Please take a moment to review this important safety advice:

🔥 Lithium-Ion Battery Safety Tips

• Avoid overcharging — never leave batteries charging unattended, overnight, or while you are asleep.
• Use the correct charger — always use the original charger or a certified replacement from a reputable supplier.
• Charge safely — place batteries on a hard, flat surface so heat can disperse. Avoid charging on beds, sofas, or carpets.
• Keep exits clear — never charge e-bikes or e-scooters in hallways or bedrooms where they could block escape routes.
• Check for damage — look out for swelling, leaking, overheating, or bulging. If you notice any of these signs, stop using the battery immediately.
• Store correctly — keep batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
• Dispose responsibly — never place lithium batteries in household rubbish or recycling bins. Take them to a Household Waste Recycling Centre or approved recycling point.
• Test your smoke alarms — make sure alarms are working on every floor and near charging areas.

🚒 If a Battery Fire Starts
Lithium-ion battery fires can spread rapidly and produce toxic smoke. Get out immediately, close the door behind you if possible, and call 999. Do NOT attempt to tackle the fire yourself.

Please stay safe and share this advice — it could prevent a serious incident.

24/01/2026

📟 Shout 20.36pm 23/01/2026

We were called along with Bodmin Community Fire Station and Lostwithiel Community Fire Station to a large garage fire in Lanivet.

Upon arrival our crews tackled the fire from the roadside whilst crews from Bodmin and lostwithiel wore BA (breathing apparatus) and tackled from the opposite side.

Good progress was made by all to extinguish the fire.

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🚒 2025 Call Volume Update 🚒This year, our community fire station responded to 176 incidents. Each call represents our co...
02/01/2026

🚒 2025 Call Volume Update 🚒

This year, our community fire station responded to 176 incidents. Each call represents our commitment to protecting lives, property, and our community. Day or night, rain or shine.
Thank you to our dedicated firefighters and to the community for your continued support. We’re proud to serve you.

Recruitment is still open and closes on the 4th January. We look forward to your applications.

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Pleyber Christ Way
Lostwithiel
PL22OHE

Opening Hours

7pm - 9pm

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