Welcome! Thank you for coming to have a look at our "work in progress". We hope you appreciate our efforts and why we are undertaking this project, but remember, its definitely NOT FOR PROFIT and not a cheque book restoration.

This is all being done by retired LFB firemen and a few supporters who just want to keep this old lady alive and kicking.

"We are a group of retired London firemen that retain a passion for past times, the service we gave, and this fire appliance"

After 5 years, our Chairman Peter Russell has decided it’s time to stow his firegear away and take a well-earned rest from his " Chairman's" role in our group. Peter, and his lovely wife, Julia, were instrumental in getting our group off the ground right from the very first suggestion of 240FLM being purchased and restored. 
Between them, they established contact with the seller of the appliance, organised the coming together of the early founder members, provided a venue for our first meeting, formulated the committee and its early steps to being the organisation that it is today, and ,notwithstanding that effort, they then generously provided the appliance with its first home in their back garden in Cambridgeshire!. 
Without this home, we would not have been able to even contemplate purchasing the vehicle let alone undertaking any form of restoration. From late 2014 right up to the day the vehicle let Cambridgeshire and made its way " Home" to the LFB at Romford on November 22nd  2017, Peter & Julia always had their door open to us to undertake the work needed to get the appliance restored and whoever visited was always handed a fine sandwich or hot soup and always plenty of tea.
Peter continued with his duties by making invaluable contacts within the current hierarchy of the LFB, and in doing so enabled our President, Dany Cotton to become aware of who we were and what we were trying to achieve.
It is not unreasonable to state that without Peter & Julia, our group would not exist. Thankyou from all your friends and fellow members.

If you are a retired London Fire Brigade fireman who has any items suitable for our use, we would really appreciate you getting in touch to discuss what you have. It might  be a photograph, a memory, a second hand story or maybe a piece of equipment which you have had laying in the shed for 30 years, we would love to hear from you and it may well be that we can put you in touch with former colleagues.