London Fire Brigade Bethnal Green Fire Station
Details of London Fire Brigade's F26 Bethnal Green Fire Station, including Address, Allocation and History.
Bethnal Green Fire Station
Command District: Eastern
Borough: Tower Hamlets
Station Callsign: F26
Opened: 1969
Address: 11 Roman Road, London E2 0HU
Allocation
1 x Mercedes Benz Atego 1327 Dual Pump Ladder (DPL)
1 x Mercedes Benz Atego 1325F Fire Rescue Unit (FRU)
Vehicle: Mercedes Benz Atego 1327 – Registration: WP68 TJO – Fleet Number: DPL247 – Callsign: F261 – Station: F26 Bethnal Green
Vehicle: Mercedes Benz Atego 1325F Rescue Unit – Registration: AE07 HXT – Fleet Number: FRU24 – Callsign: F266 – Station: F26 Bethnal Green
Vehicle: Mercedes Benz Atego 1325F – Registration: AE57 FNZ – Fleet Number: DPL1288 – Callsign: Former F261 – Station: F26 Bethnal Green
Vehicle: Mercedes Benz Atego 1325F Rescue Unit – Registration: RX54 OFD – Fleet Number: FRU12 – Callsign: F266 (Temporary) – Station: F26 Bethnal Green
Notes
Bethnal Green began construction in 1967 and was opened in 1969. The new station was required to replace the 1899-built London County Council station located further along Roman Road.
The former station gained Grade II Listed Building status on 27 September 1973 and is still in use today, currently occupied by the London Buddhist Centre.
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