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Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
Headquarters
146 Bolton Road
Swinton, Manchester
M27 8US
Tel: 0161 736 5866
For a FREE Home Safety Check please call:
0800 555 815
Welcome to the Trafford Borough section of the website...
Trafford is home to over 220,000 people with a vibrant mix of communities. Located between Cheshire, Manchester Airport and the City of Manchester, the borough covers 41 sq miles and a number of towns including Stretford, Sale, Altrincham, Partington and Urmston. Well known for sporting venues such as Manchester United Football Club & Museum, Lancashire County Cricket Club and Altrincham Football Club.
We have fire stations in the following areas: Stretford, Sale, Altrincham.
Contact your borough:
Generic and school enquiries:
If you have a generic enquiry for your local borough or station you
should either call 0161 608 9227 or email salfordandtrafford@manchesterfire.gov.uk
Home/business fire safety enquiries:
If your enquiry is in relation to fire safety you should call
0161 609 0210.
For a FREE Home safety Check please call 0800 555 815
- May
20Ace new recruit joins GMFRS
AN ace new recruit has recently joined the team at Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS). - May
13Stretford road safety day success
THE wet weather didn’t dampen the public’s spirits when they visited Stetford Fire Station’s road safety day at the weekend. - May
10GMFRS joins sporting event for thousands of schoolchildren
THOUSANDS of schoolchildren from across the North West took part in sporting activities and learned about fire safety with staff from Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service. - May
07Firefighters remain at scene of house fire where man escaped blaze after being woken by his cat
CREWS are offering advice and support to neighbours of a man whose home was destroyed in a blaze on Bank Holiday Monday. - May
02Young apprentice spends day with Chief Fire Officer
A YOUNG apprentice who recently joined Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service has already got her eye on climbing up the ranks after spending a day with the Chief Fire Officer.
