Community Engagement & Inclusivity at West Ashland Fire Station – West Ashland Fire Station is deeply committed to community engagement and ensuring that our services are fully inclusive. We actively work with local schools, businesses, and community groups to promote fire safety, wellbeing, and resilience. Our initiatives include public safety education, youth engagement programs, and collaborative projects that support vulnerable individuals.
We embrace diversity and inclusion, ensuring that our workforce and community outreach reflect the people we serve. Our station welcomes all backgrounds, abilities, and cultures, fostering an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. Through partnerships with local organizations, charities, and councils, we strive to make a lasting, positive impact on the communities of Milton Keynes and beyond.
Incident Area – West Ashland Fire Station serves a diverse area encompassing urban, rural, residential, and industrial zones. Key locations within its coverage include Bletchley, Woughton, Simpson, Ashland, Shenley, and surrounding villages. The station ensures a rapid emergency response across the southeast area of Milton Keynes. The station is equipped with modern fire appliances, specialist rescue tools, and resources tailored for both urban and rural firefighting. This enables crews to effectively handle a wide range of emergencies, from structural fires to road traffic collisions and water rescues. West Ashland Fire Station plays a crucial role in protecting local communities and key infrastructure within this growing and dynamic region.
Drill Nights – Training for West Ashland’s On-Call firefighters is held on Thursday 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 – Danny Graham