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‘Ring of Fire’ tour against the cuts

Firefighters unveiled plans yesterday to take the campaign to defend life-saving services into communities with a 20-date all-Britain tour.

The free events will see special guests including singers and comedians join the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) at the string of events to highlight front-line cuts.

At the heart of the campaign is a bid to raise awareness of 5,000 lost jobs and 20 per cent government funding cuts and their impact on 999 services.

FBU general secretary Matt Wrack said: “Firefighters want to continue doing a great job but their profession is being undermined.

“I urge the public to come to their local event and talk to firefighters.”

First up is a September 9 date in Liverpool outside the BT Convention Centre, Kings Dock. All the events kick off at noon — visit bit.ly/1B9MITc for full dates.

  • Matt Wrack has been elected unopposed as FBU general secretary yesterday to serve a third term.

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