Organisational integration crucial to service strength

Article Abstract:

The fire and rescue service is strongest when it coordinates with law and order, health, education, and the full gamut of community-focused interventions. Presenting effective arguments for the acquisition of resources for dealing with seasonal wildfires and floods as compared to permanent social issues is important in ensuring that rescue service goals will not be sidelined.

Strategy & planning, Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities, Disaster Aid, Disaster Relief & Insurance, Planning, Column, Political aspects, Control, Floods, Disaster relief, Company business planning, Wildfires, Fire associations

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Act now to shape Service Improvement Agency

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The need for public participation in the efforts to improve the services provided by Fire Brigades in the United Kingdom, through the formation of a Service Improvement Agency is discussed.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Management dynamics, Legal/Government Regulation, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Company business management, Fire-departments, Fire departments

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Making connections is the key to vision

Article Abstract:

The interpretation of the report of the Local Government Association on the development of a national framework, for the management of fire safety in the United Kingdom, is presented.

Government domestic functions, Methods, Reports, Fire prevention, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Domestic policy

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