Romsey Fire Station

11/09/2026

🇬🇧🚒🇺🇸 ROMSEY FIRE STATION REMEMBERS – 9/11 🇺🇸🚒🇬🇧

Today at Romsey Fire Station, we took a moment to pause, reflect and remember all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.

At 13:46 UK time, marking the moment the first plane struck the North Tower of the World Trade Center, our crew stood together and observed a minute’s silence.

Among the thousands who lost their lives that day were 343 firefighters who answered the call, entered the Twin Towers to save others, and never came home.

As firefighters, their courage, bravery and ultimate sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Today, we stand together in remembrance of the 343, their families, their colleagues and every person whose life was forever changed that day.

🚒 343 Firefighters
🇺🇸 We Will Never Forget
🕯️ 11.09.2001

From everyone at Romsey Fire Station, we remember them.

#343 #911

11/09/2026

11/09/2026

Are you interested in becoming an On Call Firefighter at Romsey Fire Station? 🚒

Not sure what it involves? Want to know more ? 🧐

Email our recruitment officer to get more information and join us at our open evening

Contact us - [email protected]

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05/09/2026

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05/09/2026

We are pleased to confirm a new date for our Open Day ….

🔥 18th October 2026 10:00-1500🔥

Slightly different to previous Open Days, Halloween themed 🎃 more activities planned and great fun for the whole family!

⭐️BBQ
⭐️Huge raffle prizes
⭐️Fun and games
⭐️Ice cream
⭐️Emergency vehicles
⭐️Tea and cakes
⭐️Recruitment and have a go area

Follow our page and keep up to date with more details, please like and share our post to get as many people involved as possible 📣

Help us share the details, support your local fire station and help us raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity

02/09/2026

🔥 standby, we are excited to announce ………

23/08/2026

After two weeks in attendance, firefighters are now in a position to leave the scene of the New Forest wildfire off of the A31.

Two of our off-road vehicles will continue to support Forestry England with monitoring the area until later this evening when they will return to station.

With the A31 reopened, we have received a number of calls reporting what appears to be smoke. This is believed to be caused by dust and debris being picked up by the wind.

If you do see fire please dial 999 immediately.

Our firefighters, along with support teams from across the organisation, have worked tirelessly for the past fortnight, helped by our partner agencies and colleagues from other fire services, including national specialists.

Thank you again to the local residents for their patience and understanding with the disruption to their area, and we recognise the many kind offers of support received from members of the community. We must also thank the Rapid Relief Team who helped fuel our firefighters through the hot and tiresome conditions they were battling the fire in, by providing food and drink.

Although we’ve had a bit of much-needed rain in some areas, it is important we all continue to do our bit to help prevent damaging wildfires destroying our beloved countryside.

With a temporary ban on the sale of disposable barbecues in place, we ask that you pack a picnic, avoid lighting campfires or bonfires, fully extinguish smoking materials and take your litter home with you.

If you come across an outdoor fire, get to safety, dial 999 and provide a What3Words pinpoint so firefighters can quickly locate and access the fire to prevent it escalating.

16/08/2026

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