Dennis F12 Pump Escape JWM266 was seen on the station forecourt.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Dennis F28 VFY119 was also seen in front of the fire station.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Bedford Emergency Tender BWM602B was also seen on the station forecourt.
[Copyright picture ~ Pete Ashley and reproduced with permission.]

Numerically the first Dennis R series in the briagde, NHF281S was seen outside the fire station.
[Copyright picture ~ A. Kent and reproduced with permission.]

Dennis R NTJ100S was named RED RUM after the 3 times Grand National winner.
[Copyright picture ~ A. Kent and reproduced with permission.]

Continuing the Dennis R theme, PKC474S had actually been transferred from Birkenhead.
[Copyright picture ~ A. Kent and reproduced with permission.]

After use with Merseyside, Dennis TL served at Belfast Central where it was photographed in 1991.
[Copyright picture ~ David Lennox and reproduced with permission.]

Maintaining a tradition dating back to Southport County Borough days,
when all the appliances bore names,
L244STJ was named 'Red Rum' after the famous 3 times Grand National winner,
and was the latest in a series of appliances to bear that name. It was seen 10 February 2003.