Spilsby Fire Station

08/10/2026

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07/10/2026

Ohhhh it’s that time of year again ! 👻🎃🧙🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟🚒

21/09/2026

12/09/2026

🚫🔥 Would you burn this? 🔥🚫

A leftover piece of painted timber? An old bit of MDF? Some damp logs?

They might look like easy fuel for your log burner, but they shouldn’t be going on the fire.

❌ Don't burn unseasoned or damp wood.
❌ Don't burn wood treated with paint or varnish.
❌ Don't burn MDF or other treated wood.
🪵 What you put into your log burner matters.

Know someone who has just bought their first log burner? Share this post with them, and get them into good, safe habits early! 🔥

08/09/2026

Ever wondered what items us Firefighters have stashed away in our pockets ? Here’s one that emptied his pockets before kit wash. Do you know the items ?

02/09/2026

Bit of a rush job but certainly got a good shine on it 🤣 looking forward to the Tour of Britain passing through our town and surrounding area tomorrow 🚴🟡🟢🔴🔵🏁

Please take note of road closures in place and allow extra time for the journey

26/08/2026

Yesterday was spent dealing with an ongoing incident. Electricity pylons and close proximity to a main road added to the importance that this stack didn’t spread.

18/08/2026

Great information regarding how to contact our team if it’s a non emergency.

Please remember always 999 in an emergency

🔥 The recent Government alert has increased awareness of wildfire risks, which has been very important with the recent weather.

Our crews are working around the clock to keep our communities safer, and that includes our fantastic control team who take calls and help mobilise firefighters every day.

They’ve noticed a sharp spike in non-emergency 999 calls since the alert.

Please remember that 999 should only be used to report emergencies.

Where there’s a fire, visible plumes of smoke, people at risk, get to safety and call 999.

If you're sharing information, concerns about potential fire-setting or risks and there's no immediate danger, we still want to hear from you, but please do this through FireStoppers on 0800 169 5558 or online via www.firestoppersreport.co.uk

Help us keep 999 free for emergencies.

15/08/2026

It may be cooler today but with no rain the dry conditions remain. As you have seen on the news and with the public warning tone sent to your phone last night please take every measure to prevent a fire related incident. A simple cigarette can cause devastation.

We may be very busy but we are still available 24/7.

Call 999 for any emergency

☀️ Temperatures have risen across Lincolnshire this summer.

Hot, dry weather increases the risk of:
🔥 Grass fires
🔥 Wildfires
🔥 Accidental BBQ fires
🔥 Bin fires

Please:
✔ Dispose of ci******es safely
✔ Avoid open fires
✔ Only BBQ in designated areas
✔ Avoid using disposable BBQs
✔ Take litter home