Beaconsfield Fire Station is located just off the A40 in Holtspur and was first opened in 1976. The station is crewed by Wholetime and On-Call ensuring agile fire and rescue cover for Buckinghamshire.
Beaconsfield Fire Station is located just off the A40 in Holtspur and was first opened in 1976. The station is crewed by Wholetime and On-Call ensuring agile fire and rescue cover for Buckinghamshire.
Incident Area
The station covers a diverse area that includes urban, rural, residential, and industrial zones. Key sites within the service area include The National Film and Television School, the river Thames, Cliveden House and Bekonscot model village. The station ensures rapid response to emergencies across Wooburn, Seer Green, Penn and Loudwater.
Special Equipment
The station is equipped with two fire appliances and a specialist water rescue unit including a boat that enables the teams to handle a wide range of emergencies effectively.
Drill Nights
Training for Beaconsfield’s On-Call firefighters is held on Tuesdays, starting at 19:00. These sessions are crucial for maintaining high readiness and skill levels. Interested in joining? Visit our recruitment page for more information.
Station Commander
Adam Moore