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Posted by John Stead on January 22, 2009 at 2:37 PM

Hi Graham,

After all your hard work, it would be a shame if the members only site went down the pan. Give us a bit of time, and I'm sure that suddenly it will be buzzing!

I'll start it off......

Is there any chance of getting a log of ALL calls to West Yorks? I see pumps going past my house to and from Wakefield, and I always wonder where they are headed.

Once a fireman, etc.....

Best regards, and thanks for your efforts,

John Stead.

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5 Comments

Reply graham

12:49 PM on January 24, 2009

Not sure really..some of the incidents are of no interest AFA's and Malicious calls etc. they are time consuming important to the Fire service but not really newsworthy ....

Reply Dibley

07:59 PM on January 24, 2009

heres one that was missed, last night, RTC A1 Great north road Ferrybridge, 1 vehicle involved, 1 pump wetherby i think, 1 pump featherstone, ? 3rd pump, 1 vehicle rollover on side, 1 station manager , 2x ambulance (i was one of the crews) a ambulance supervisor and BASICS doctor,

pt extricated by fire, made vehicle safe,

theres my tuppenceworth,

Reply graham

09:24 AM on January 25, 2009

Dibley says...
heres one that was missed, last night, RTC A1 Great north road Ferrybridge, 1 vehicle involved, 1 pump wetherby i think, 1 pump featherstone, ? 3rd pump, 1 vehicle rollover on side, 1 station manager , 2x ambulance (i was one of the crews) a ambulance supervisor and BASICS doctor,

pt extricated by fire, made vehicle safe,

theres my tuppenceworth,

That' s great many thanks!!

Reply John Stead

12:15 PM on January 25, 2009

Isn't it marvellous what a couple of pints of Landlord Special will do....gets the brain working at least!
So......How about an 'Old Farts' section on the members page? Photos, etc, this was then and this is now, sort of thing....I don't know if I'm making too much work for you there, Graham.