Penzance Community Fire Station

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

⚠️ Working smoke alarms save lives.
Ensure you have working smoke alarms on each floor of your home.
Don’t wait until it’s too late.

Learn more: search Fire Kills

13/11/2025

If you are interested in becoming an on call Firefighter please come along to our have a go event at Penzance Fire station on Monday 17th November between 5pm-8.30pm.

Come and participate in some taster events or just have a chat with some of our on call Firefighters, who will be happy to let you know how things work.

Parking available on station.

👀🚒 Don’t forget our have a go events for anyone interested in the role of on-call firefighter! We'll be recruiting across the county!
📌 Newquay station on 12 November 5pm-8.30pm
📌 Bodmin station 15 November 9am-1pm
📌 Penzance station 17 November 5pm-8.30pm
Find out more: www.cornwall.gov.uk/oncallfirefighter
👉 Our on-call recruitment opens on 24 November!!
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08/11/2025

A couple more photos from the “bootneck yomp” stopping off in Penzance on their way to Lands end after their epic speed march from John o' groats.

Front and centre is Penzance Firefighter Adam Harvey a former Royal Marine who took part in the yomp.

Great effort Royals

08/11/2025

Local fire crews had the great pleasure of meeting up with the ex Royal Marines doing their incredible “bootneck yomp” from John O’ Groats to Lands end End in Penzance today.

They are raising money for Combat Stress, Royal Marines charitable trust, Papyrus (Youth Su***de prevention), Alzheimers society and Cancer Research.

If you are able to contribute to their very worthwhile causes their just giving page can be found at https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/bootneckyomp25?utm_medium=CR&utm_source=CL

23/10/2025

HAVE YOUR SAY!

You can have your say in how your Fire and Rescue Service is run by completing our CRMP survey.

The CRMP stands for Community Risk Management Plan and is our way of identifying risks facing the community and then describing how we as a Fire and Rescue service will address those risks and prevent and respond to fires and other emergencies.

In short it is our organisational plan for the future.

For the best possible CRMP it needs to be produced with input from you the people we serve.

Please click on the link below and have your say.

Watch the video to find out more about standard response times and why we are reviewing them.