...to 'Delta 64' the web-site where you will find a photograph of EVERY LOCAL AUTHORITY FIRE STATION in the 5 brigade areas of North West of England, plus a large number of appliance photographs, some incident shots,  archive material plus a number of ancilliary vehicles.

I am a retired priest in the Church of England. [The one on the right above with ex-Corrie Star Suranne Jones]  I was for a time a Fire Brigade Chaplain with Cornwall County Fire Brigade -  callsign 'Golf-Sierra'.     I am an ardent supporter of the Firefighters Charity, having been vice-chairman in Cornwall.

My interest in the Fire Brigade began way back in the late 1950's when for a birthday treat I was taken along to our local fire station - the then Lancashire County Station - Delta 64.  My interest was further kindled by Station Officer Bert Paine who moved to Newton-le-Willows on March 20th 1967 and served there until he retired 30th April 1974.  He continued to live there until his death in early 2007.

This site is dedicated to Bert and to all those fire-fighters based at D64 who encouraged me over the years.

Those remembered are :

Wholetime:

Retained:

Fr. Norman Price
January 2001

[Revised October 2006]

golfsierra999@rcsb.co.uk
 

I would welcome any amendments to allocations or status details or any other constructive comments on the email address above.  Thank you.

COPYRIGHT

Unless otherwise stated, all the photographs on this site are my own and are copyright.  I am happy for my photographs to be used in private collections and on personal web sites.  They must not be used on commercial web sites such as You Tube etc. without my permission.  In the case of personal web sites an acknowledgment and a link to this site is required.  The pictures used must not bear anyone else's name or any other site name.  PLEASE NOTE - NO PHOTOGRAPHS MAY BE USED FOR FINANCIAL GAIN. If a picture is required for any other purpose, a written request must be submitted via the email address above.

I DO NOT intentionally use other people's pictures myself without permission and due acknowledgment.  However, I do realise, that occasionally it can happen that a picture is given to me in good faith which then turns out to be from someone else.  In this case, a polite email should be forwarded so that I can either put the correct acknowledgement to the picture OR at the owner's request I will remove it from the site.
 
 

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