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Horley Fire Station, West Sussex
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No: 20053   Contributor: Danny Chatfield   Year: 2009   Country: United Kingdom
Horley Fire Station, West Sussex

The station has two pumps {Scania HX58 CNZ and Scania HX06 GZB}, a Operations Support Unit, a Incident Response Unit, a Multi-role Vehicle, and three Prime Movers. It also has several different Technical Rescue Units.The station is manned by Wholetime firefighters.

Taken on the 16th of October 2009.
Picture added on 18 October 2009 at 08:59
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Does any one know how many call outs Horley Fire Station receives per day.


Added by Danny Chatfield on 28 October 2009.
West Sussex have now withdrawn both pumping appliances from this station, however the WSF&RS USAR team still remain. Operational Fire cover is now provided by Surrey Fire & rescue service and have allocated the second appliance from Reigate to this station untill the a new station opens between Redhill and Horley.

Added by Jon on 30 April 2015.
Horley was originally a Surrey fire station. It is exactly the same design as Camberley (Surrey), Kingston (London but ex- Surrey) & Richmond (London but ex- Surrey).


Added by Bill Edwards on 02 May 2015.
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