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At Northumberland Fire and Rescue, our role is simple regardless of what each of us does - 'Making Northumberland Safer'. It means shaping everything we do to ensure we're able to protect our communities, our visitors, our environment, our infrastructure and our heritage. This new website is a really important part of how we're going to make sure we achieve that goal. The website is full of indispensable but easy to access safety information and practical guidance. It has been developed to make sure that visitors to the site will be able to understand more about what we do, why we do it and what our plans for the future are. As well as the information to keep you safe, we want you to be kept up to date with what is happening so you'll find news and articles on what your fire and rescue service is delivering right across Northumberland.

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Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service is one of the largest Fire and Rescue Services outside London with more than 1,637 members of staff and 41 fire stations. We cover an area of approximately 500 square miles and a culturally diverse population of 2.8 million people. With an international airport serving over 200 destinations, a major motorway network plus over 200 train and tram stations Greater Manchester County presents some of the most operationally varied challenges you will find. From modern inner-city developments to traditional mill towns, Greater Manchester is made up of ten very different districts - Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford and Wigan. Our vision is to make Greater Manchester a safer place by being a modern, community focused and influential Fire and Rescue Service. We aim to provide the best emergency response we can to our communities - this is our primary function, but our role is much broader than this. We have focused on prevention and protection work over the last decade to try and stop incidents happening in the first place, improving community outcomes in a variety of ways, educating and developing young people and making fire station facilities available and more welcoming to the public. We have embraced modern technology and procedures to do things quicker, safer, with less people and with less impact on the environment. We have invested in future firefighting equipment and procedures, examples include;

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Our young people are endlessly tested, mental health issues are rocketing, the attainment gap is widening, a third of students fail GCSE maths and English every year, and very few acquire the powerful knowledge, skills and understanding we need to change the world for the better. Yet now more than ever, as the economy becomes more unpredictable, every young person deserves a broad, engaging education which sets them up for whatever the future holds. For all the talk from politicians about raising standards, they’re actually falling. Education in the UK is just not ambitious enough. Which is why thousands of parents and teachers have joined our campaign. It’s time for us to come together, alongside students, and demand change. Sign up for our newsletter HERE!

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