Consultation feedback
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Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service draft Safety Plan 2011/14 – Consultation feedback
Use the links below to read the consultation feedback.
- Responses received as emails and letters
- Responses received in our online survey
- Responses received by returned feedback forms
- Formal response received from Fire Brigades Union East Anglia
- Response received from Fire Brigades Union, Great Yarmouth Branch, and associated maps
Please note we are unable to reproduce appendix B – Housing Land Availability Schedule, March 2009 – as it is the property of Great Yarmouth Borough Council and is protected by Crown Copyright. Copies can be requested from Great Yarmouth Borough Council.
- response received from Retained Firefighters Union
- Petition received from the Fire Brigade Union, holding 2234 signatures - Norfolk Fire and Rescue Authority response to the petition organiser.
In April Norfolk County Council's Cabinet formally approved for consultation Norfolk Fire and Rescue Authority's draft safety plan 2011/14. The draft plan contains a number of key recommendations and proposes a number of changes to the county's fire and rescue service.
The wide-ranging consultation, which began on Monday May 24, sought the views of the people of Norfolk, elected Members, fire and rescue staff, staff representative bodies, town and parish councils, partners and other key stakeholders. It officially closed on August 15.
We would like to thank the hundreds of you who took part, letting us know your views by e-mail, on-line, via questionnaire and by attending our public events. We value your views and appreciate your time.
A report on the consultation feedback is due before the county’s Fire and Rescue Overview and Scrutiny Panel on September 7 for discussion and comment. A final report will then go before Cabinet later in the year.
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