Stop fire service cuts in the South West

The fire & rescue service in the South West is becoming less effective as a result of funding cuts and poor decision making. This is putting lives and property at risk. This Blog is intended to highlight the dangers and to expose the failure of the Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue Authority and the Cornwall Fire & Rescue Authority to properly protect the public.

Friday, 5 July 2019

Residents should be concerned about Fire & Rescue Service cuts consultation

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Tony Morris: I spent 32 years in the fire service in Bedfordshire and West Sussex. My last six years in the service were as Operational Planning Officer responsible for contingency planning. I was then Senior Emergency Management Adviser for West Sussex County Council for 15 years, covering all areas of emergencies and business continuity. I served on several inter-agency groups at local, regional and national level dealing with major incident procedures & training, maritime and airport emergencies, incidents involving hazardous materials (CBRN, COMAH etc.), telecommunications and other critical infrastructure. I have studied how fire services operate and how major incidents are handled in different parts of the World. All this has given me a good understanding of the complexities of emergencies and how to deal with them, as well as a keen eye to spot inadequacies in planning, training or resources. Now fully retired I am free to challenge ill-considered cuts to the fire & rescue service and my blogs are intended to alert the public to the truth behind the spin. The first blog covered West Sussex, where I live, and the second the South West, where I was born and raised.

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