Home About Us Events and Museum Opening Guestbook Museum Appliances Projects Gallery Videos Links Contact Events At Scottish Fire and Rescue Heritage Trust we have our own constitution and committee to ensure our collection is maintained and the aims and objectives of the group are implemented. We operate a “Preservation Through Operation” policy whereby our appliances and equipment are kept in a mechanically sound and roadworthy condition by operating and maintaining them regularly. The Heritage Trust also provides a “Living Museum” facility by taking our exhibits to the public. Throughout the summer and winter months, the Heritage Trust’s vehicles attend events almost every weekend. It is our policy to support events especially those with a charitable cause, the Fire Fighters Charity being one of the main recipients of our efforts. In addition to supporting events with a charitable cause the SFRS Heritage Trust also works closely with the Community Safety Department of The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. Indeed, many of the events we attend are referrals from this department. Events 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Appliances There is always enormous interest shown in our vehicles and we try to channel this interest to promote the fire safety message especially to the younger members of the community by using in part, the history of the fire brigade. Click to view all our current appliances Appliances Scottish Fire & Rescue History Firemaster Alexander Nisbet Scottish Firemaster Alexander Nisbet Wins George Medal April 1941 Click on the image to read the newspaper archive story on how Firemaster Alexander Nisbet from the Coatbridge Fire Brigade earned The George Medal while he was temporarily attached to the London Fire Brigade in 1941. He was posted down to London… more Old Glory Steam and Vintage Preservation Magazine Article Author Hugh Dougherty The Trust Thanks Hugh Dougherty and "Old Glory" For Allowing Us To Display This Ariticle On Our Site … more Cheapside Street 50 Years on Cheapside Street 50 Years on Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Preservation Group (now Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Trust) were delighted to be asked to visit St. Patricks and the Anderston Primary Schools in Glasgow as part of the Cheapside Project. These two schools are on the doorstep of Cheapside… more News/Media Hole In One The Scottish Fire Service Heritage Trust would like to express our gratitude to one of our members, Ricky Wedlock, for… more Banana Time Our Senior Vehicle Technical Guru, David McAusland came up with his own method of fighting off those Lockdown Blues recently.… more Event Cancellations 2021 Please Note: Due to the ongoing Corona Virus Pandemic, event cancellations are still a possibility due to short notice… more A Cracker A Little Cracker Arrives at the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Trust Museum and Heritage Centre Scottish Fire… more Latest SFRHT Videos New Heritage Trust Videos Scottish Fire and Rescue Heritage Trust are pleased to bring two new videos to our friends… more International Fire & Rescue Association Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Trust "Meets" International Fire & Rescue Association Or: SFRSHT Meets IFRA… more Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Museum and Heritage Centre The Old Fire Station Dalrymple Street Greenock PA15 1LY Registered Scottish Charity (SC043929) Home Events Museum Gallery Fire Service Links Contact Guestbook Privacy & Cookie Policy Copyright © 2015 Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Trust View Mobile Site