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08 March 2021
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT funding for Fire and Rescue Services in England has been cut by £139.7 million since 2016-2017. That’s the assertion of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) following an in-depth analysis of the 2021-2022 local Government finance settlement. [Read More]
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Government funding for England’s Fire and Rescue Services “cut by £140 million since 2016” states FBU
08 March 2021
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT funding for Fire and Rescue Services in England has been cut by £139.7 million since 2016-2017. That’s the assertion of the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) following an in-depth analysis of the 2021-2022 local Government finance settlement. [Read More]