Emergency Services

This page details the (non emergency) contact details for the local emergency services


 

Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue Service

Woodhall Spa Fire Station
King Edward Road
Woodhall Spa
LN10 6RL

Website: Lincolnshire Fire & Rescue

Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue: 38 Wholetime & Retained stations covering 5,921 sq km. Twitter acct not monitored 24/7. DIAL 999 FOR EMERGENCIES.

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Updated 27 Dec 20


 

Lincolnshire Police

Woodhall Spa is in the Woodhall Spa, Coningsby & Tattershall Policing Area.

The neighbourhood policing team is based at:

Horncastle Police Station
The Wong
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
LN9 6EB

For non-emergency calls or if you need to report an incident ring: 01507 523332

PC Dave Mills is currently the Community Beat Manager (CBM) with ownership and responsibility for policing issues throughout this area.

Phone: 101 ext 4624

Email: david.mills@lincs.pnn.police.uk

The CBM is supported in this role by three Police Community Support Officers (PCSO)

PSCO Alison Evans is responsible for Woodhall Spa. She works with the Community Beat Manager in support of local policing by:

Providing high visibility patrols

Supporting partnership working

Helping work towards improving the quality of life for all members of the community

PCSO Stuchfield operates from the Woodhall Spa Police Office

Mobile: 07939 312926

Email: alison.evans@lincs.pnn.police.uk

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Checked 27 Dec 20


 

Police Office

Police Office

Woodhall Spa Police Office

The Broadway
Woodhall Spa
LN10 6ST

Tel: 01526 352799

Note this office is only open part time


 

Lincolnshire Integrated Voluntary Emergency Services (LIVES) - First Responders

Living in Lincolnshire gives us many pleasures. Being surrounded by rural countryside and living in quiet communities is what we enjoy about Lincolnshire. However when someone you know needs urgent medical attention, you need to be sure of a rapid 999 emergency response. Getting there quickly can give those extra few minutes that are vital to the patient, and it could mean the difference between life and death.

LIVES Medics & First Responders are all volunteers who give up their time to respond to emergencies in their community. So when you dial 999, not only will an ambulance be mobilised, but at the same time, the LIVES Medic or Responder on call in your area will also receive notification that you need their help.

Website: www.lives.org.uk/

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Updated 27 Dec 20