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Warwick School fire brigade, 13th December 1966
World War Two Air Raids, Birmingham, 25th October 1940. Firemen at Work, Marshall and Snelgrove, New Street, Birmingham
Leicesters 24 horse power Wolseley motor fire engine, which is believed to be the fastest fire engine in the world. It travels ata speed of 35 miles per hour, and can start at a seconds notice
Fire at A & H Ltd, Clothing Factory, King Street, near Glasgow Cross, June 1977
Fire at packing plant, Govan, Glasgow, June 1984
Fire at Engineering Works, Earnside Street, Shettleston, Glasgow, October 1973. On right - Wall of textile firm is poised to fall to the ground
Fire at Morningside Baptist Church, December 1973. Firemen battle against the flames, amid silent pews overlooked by stained glass window
Fire at Bresler Upholstery Factory, Fordneuk Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow, December 1969
Firemen tackling a blaze, Circa 1940
AFS Leader, Mrs E. L Smith who stayed at her post in bombed out substationAFS Leader, Mrs E.L Smith who stayed at her post in bombed out substation, 17th February 1941
King George VI inspects firemen on his visit to Birmingham after a bombing raid in world War Two, December 1940
Army personnel take over the duties of the firefighter during the firemens strike in 1977 - the Army firefighters relax playing football knowing the the next call-out could be at any moment
WW2 Merseyside Air Raid Bomb Damage A ARP (Air Raid Precautions) Auxillary fire engine amongst the bomb damaged suburbs of Merseyside following a bombing raid by the Luftwaffe (The German Airforce)
An old firefighters manual water pump in a fire applances demonstation by Durham Fire Brigade
Once a familiar site, now a rarity, the Leyland fire engine with her renovators
This is the "Bikini"an inflatable raft which was tested by firemen on HebburnThis is the " Bikini" an inflatable raft which was tested by firemen on Hebburn Lake - it can pump 900 gallons of water a minute to shore-base fire house and it moves by water jet propulsion
Crowds watch the smoke billow from a fire at Swalwell
The restored Rothbury fire water pump with Ted Reay (left) and John Hallam
The fireboat in Tyne Dock waiting for the next fire
Goeff and Robin dressed as Victorian Firefighters with a fire engine of that era at Seaton Hall for the RNLI annual garden fair
The Durham County Training School for Firemen - the trainees with a 1812 hand water pump
A lone firefighter has a huge task trying to put out a forest fire blaze
Fireman Jack Bruce takes his hat off to the five fire engines which have given sterling service for the last 20 year - but are now being sold for scrap metal
The fire float at South Shields which was damaged during the recent heavy gales
Fire floats lay alongside the quay to fight the blaze from the Newcastle riverside, as smoke and fumes pour up
We re fitties not fatties thats the message from North firemen today who disagree with a report saying half the men in the countrys fire brigades are overweight - Firefighters from the White Watch
Antique fire engine on display at the Summer Exhibition in 1982
The Mayor of Rugby, Councillor Horace Stephens, said bon voyage to the party from Rugby Fire Station who are travelling to Rugbys twin town, Evreux in France
Fire rescue demonstration at Walker - Firefighter Chris Foster (on turntable ladder) shows how people are rescued from flats within tower blocks
Pouring cold water on the reports claims that firemen are unfit, is leading fireman John Kerr, who shows there e nothing wrong with his fitness as he gives Chronicle reporter Bill Lothian a firemans
A firefighter rescus a young boy from a fire 01 / 06 / 95 circa - posed by modelsA firefighter rescus a young boy from a fire 01/06/95 circa - posed by models
Fire safety unit Sub officer Graham Shiel with children at Southridge First Shcook, Whitley Bay
Firefighters Chris Foster and John Burke show off the new vehicle cutting equipment at Swalwell Fire Station
Firefighters try out the new breathing apparatus training centre at North Shields Fire Station
Julie Bramwell, a fire control operator at work in the new control room at Durham. Looking on are, left to right, station officer Paul Henderson, Coun Christine Smith
Firefighters free a youngter from a telephhone box jammed shut by his friends
Australian exchange firefighter Craig Theisinger is absolutely exhausted after finishing his shift
Some of the floating firemen demonstrating the boats water gun
A firefighter all ready for acion in his helmet
Firefighters are decontaminated after dealing with the chemical spillage at the scene
Firefighter Geoff Kelly slides down the pole at Consett Fire Station
Doreen Clark fields the telephone calls at a North East fire station
Firefighter Tony Rochford slides down the pole at West Denton Fire Station
Two firefighters battle to contain the flames at the petrol tank blaze
It must rate as the diddyest fire engine in the North East but this specially convered Morris Mini helps a Tyneside paper hanky factory wipe away the threat of a fire disater
Anicient and modern fire engines stand side by side at Morpeth Fire Station, left to right, Fireman N G Wilkinson, Leading fireman R Rochester and Sub-officer K A Shell
Firefighters in the latest fire engine fight to get a blaze under control
Firefighters deal with a blaze on Northumberland Street, Newcastle