21:28 Louth Fire Station attended Lincoln Lane, Yarburgh to a chimney fire. Severe damage by fire to soot in chimney breast. Extinguished using chimney gear and thermal imaging camera. Caused by a build up of soot in chimney.

14:10 - Crews from Louth Fire Station attended a vehicle fire on the A16 at Holton Le Clay. We used one hose reel and and two BA to extinguish.

16:10 - Market Rasen Fire Station and Louth Fire Station attended a RTC on Bully Hill Top, Tealby. Crew used chocks and blocks to stabilise car, used Holmatro cutting gear to remove driver door and used small tools to make both vehicles safe. Crew also gave casualty care.

18:14 - Caistor fire station and Louth Fire Station attended a RTC on Main Road, Kingerby. Crew used Holmatro to remove car door and made both vehicles safe. Crew also assisted EMAS with casualty care.

17.25 27/12 HorncastleFire, Spilsby Fire Station, Louth Fire Station & Woodhall Spa Fire Station attended a fire on High Street, Fulletby. Crews used 2 hose reel jets, 1 covering jet, 4 breathing apparatus to extinguish fire in an agricultural building. Cause was a gas heater which ignited straw.

10:33 - We currently have 4 crews in attendance at a building on fire on Grange Lane, Covenham St Bartholomew. Updates to follow.

A week today Louth Fire Station will be hosting a "brew with the crew" fundraiser for an incredible little girl called Lily. If you can please pop down for some coffee and cake. All proceeds will go to the family to build lasting memories.

Thank you to everyone who came to our Brew with a crew event today! We have raised an amazing £1010 for Lily's family. A massive thank you to anyone who donated money, cakes or came and helped. We have had an amazing day and can't believe how many people turned up!

19:37 - Both Louth Fire Station crews attended Main Road, Grimblethorpe to a vehicle fire which they extinguished using two hosereels and two breathing apparatus. Cause - overheating diesel generator within the vehicle

Something a little different today for Louth Fire Station crews. Poor old Buddy got himself in a bit of a pickle but after a bit of assistance he was reunited with his owner. It's not just fires 🐕🚒

Today Louth Fire Station crews held a minute silence to remember fallen Firefighter Barry Martin.

Today Louth Fire Station took advantage of the good weather to do some off station training. The focus today was pumping from open water and forming a water relay. 🚒☀️

Louth Fire Station is presenting an event aimed at women who would like a career in the emergency services. And highlighting it's an option for those who didn't realise it could be for them. For more information follow this link ! fb.me/e/2zDUeWzN7

Not long now. Louth Fire Station are holding a session aimed at females/women looking for a career on the emergency services. Or even opening up a new career path for those who didn't realise they CAN pursue a career in the emergency services in ALL roles 🚒🚑🚓 fb.me/e/2zDUeWzN7

It's pancake day! We hope you all enjoy pancakes today but remember to KEEP LOOKING WHEN COOKING! Cooking is the number one cause of accidental fires in the home. Be alert while cooking, don't get distracted and make sure you turn off appliances once you have finished with them

08:57 Louth Fire Station attended Eastfield Road, Keddington to a dog trapped in a rabbit hole. Crews used small tools to release the dog back to their owner.

Crews Louth Fire Station had another dog rescue this week. It was poor old Cody's turn to find himself in a pickle but crews managed to locate him and get him out safely.

07:40 - Our crews from Louth Fire Station Binbrook Fire Station HorncastleFire & Alford attended a building fire on Upgate, Louth. 4x BA, 2x hose reels and 3x TICs where used to extinguish.

Thursday 4 May is Firefighters' Memorial Day. More than 2,000 firefighters have died in the line of duty. Many more have died of cancer and other diseases linked to the job. At 12 noon we remembered them with a minute's silence.