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Egremont Fire Station

Egremont Fire Station
Chapel Street
Egremont
CA22 2DU
United Kingdom

Tel
0300 303 8623
Station type
On-call

Egremont fire station is staffed by On-call Firefighters and houses one fire engine. 

Egremont deals with a variety of incidents as the main risks associated with the area are the main A595 trunk road, the BNG Sellafield nuclear plant, five junior schools and one secondary school. There are also two elderly person homes within the town.

Drill night
Monday 1900 hrs
Area
Cumberland

About Egremont Fire Station

Station profile

Local stations

  • Whitehaven - 5 miles
  • Frizington - 5 miles
  • Seascale - 9 miles

10,700 population

Crewing type

On-call

Fleet

  • 1 fire engine

History

Egremont is situated in the Copeland District of Cumbria with a population of approximately  7,800 people. Within the station area is the main A595 trunk road, the Sellafield nuclear plant, five junior schools and one secondary school. There are also two elderly person homes within the town itself.

Demographic and social profile of station area

Further information for this fire station is available on a number of themes at the Cumbria Intelligence Observatory, including:

  • Population 

  • Crime and Community

  • Health and Social Care

  • Housing

  • Economy and Employment

  • Environment

  • Children and Young People

Please visit www.cumbriaobservatory.org.uk and choose a fire station area for your particular theme of interest.

Risk information

The area contains:

  • 2 Grade I listed buildings and 6 Grade II listed buildings

  • 5 Sites of Specific Scientific Interest

  • 1 Site Specific Risk; Sellafield Nuclear Plant

  • Flood Risk: Egremont is situation on the River Ehen, which rises in the Western Lake District above Ennerdale Water before flowing in a predominately westerly/south-westerly direction. The catchment exhibits a fast, flashy response to rainfall with the Flood Risk Area covering part of Egremont adjacent to the River Ehen between Briscoe Mill to the north and Ennerdale Mill to the south of the town. There are approximately 310 properties at risk. Low Mill is a small hamlet in the River Ehen downstream of Egremont and has a flood risk area placing approximately 10 properties at risk.