Boris Johnson wants to close down 17 local London fire stations. Fire Brigades Union chief, Paul Embery, describes this as the biggest threat to the service since it's heroic work firefighting during the Blitz.
We live in a topsy turvy world....one minute we are told there is no money to maintain an essential service: the next Boris and Pooter Cockell splash out close to £30 million tarting up Exhibition Rd!
We need our local fire stations: without them our lives are put at risk.
It would have come as no surprise to hear Boris claiming that closing down stations would actually enhance response times!
Mike Cotton, Knightsbridge Station won Bravery Award |
Make your views known to Kit Malthouse, our GLA representative and one of Boris's top team, kit.malthouse@london.gov.uk or ask your local councillor/s to get lobbying on behalf of residents.
Another slanted pro-Union Labour written piece.
ReplyDeleteYou mean another slanted pro resident piece....you really are an imbecile
ReplyDeletegiven the people who write this blog "Another slanted pro-Union Labour written piece."
ReplyDeleteThe Dame is, as ever right, it's resident focused
ReplyDeleteCllr Malthouse is not known for taking any notice of residents. He made all sorts of promises in Kensington Town Hall when he was hoping to be elected. But since then, it is a different story
ReplyDeleteSurprise, surprise
DeletePresumably 11.11 is anti-Labour, pro the closing of 17 fire stations and believes that all Conservative members and voters stand with him. This is the trouble with the new breed of Tory voter: they seem unable to handle complexity beyond money in/money out. It might take his house burning down for him to understand why the Fire Service exists.
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