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- 1990 New Commander for Blackburn fire station
- 1990’s Green watch
- 1991 Green Watch drilling in town centre
- 1991 Two officers taking time out from observing drill
- A Visit To The Fire Station From The Radio Station
- A Well Deserved Rest
- Accrington Watch 1990’s
- Aerial Ladder Platform training in the 1990’s
- Billy Whitely’s Retirement Bash
- Blackburn Inter-watch Competition
- Blackburn’s Station Manager Gary Monk
- Blue Watch At Drill
- Blue Watch Dangling At Bibby’s Foodstuffs Whitebirk
- Budgie Rescue
- Burnley FC Arson Seminar
- Celebration of 200 years 1994 The Plaque presentation
- Children In Need Canoe Event At Waves
- Cleaning the engine house
- Cricket Interwatch 1990’s
- Entertaining the public
- Ewood Safety Tips To The Rescue
- Fire Prevention Day King William Street 1990’s
- Green watch
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- Green Watch 1990’s (Joe Pickup’s retirement)
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- Hard Hats And Soft Hearts; Carl & Chris Fogarty raise money for charity
- John Riley At Sixties Night Blackburn Fire Station
- Ken’s Leaving, Last Night At The Station
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- Long Service Personnel 1980s
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- Message Loud And Clear For Bob
- Open day 1992
- Open Day 1993
- Orphanage Cup Final Darwen Anchor Ground 1997
- Orphanage Cup Game Circa 1990’s
- Recruit Photos With Blackburn Firemen 1980s
- Red Watch 1994
- Red watch River Ribble Raft Race 1980s
- Station drill on old Byrom street station
- The Floods At Brownhill 1980s
- The Ram Fan Rally
- Tony Clemson’s Leaving Do
- White watch drill in Corporation park 1990’s
- White watch drilling 1990’s
- White Watch drilling behind old B and Q
- White Watch In The 90’s
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Hi Is it possible to send me a high res scan of this photo. I checked the records and none of the Dennis Lancet turntable ladders are recorded as ever having been allocated to Blackburn either in the NFS or post 1948. If I can read the reg I can probably tell you a bit more
One of 35 forward control Dennis Lancet bus chassis allocated to the National Fire Service in 1942 / 1943. They received a 4 section Merryweather turntable ladder 85′ or 100′
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