London Fire Brigade Bromley Fire Station
Bromley Fire Station
Command District: Southeastern
Borough: Bromley
Station Callsign: E39
Opened: 1906
Address: 4 South Street, Bromley, Kent BR1 1RH
Allocation
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Notes
The station was constructed in 1904 by the Municipal Borough of Bromley and opened in 1906.
The new station was built to replace the existing fire station located in nearby West Street which was deemed too small for the needs of the fire brigade. The station building survives today as a restaurant.
With the outbreak of World War II the current station was commandeered by the National Fire Service and remained under this control until 1948.
Cessation of the war saw the NFS disbanded and ownership of the fire station was passed to the Kent Fire Brigade.
Following the formation of the Greater London Council and the redrawing of boundaries, Bromley Fire Station passed from the Kent Fire Brigade to the London Fire Brigade in 1965.

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