The community needs to be served by a local station, Yorkhill is essential for the West End
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Helen McVey
1 month ago
We need the expertise of Yorkhill Fire Station
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Stephen Mcvey
1 month ago
response times for road accidents and indeed all emergencies will cost lives
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Supporter
1 month ago
It should be important to everyone. Closing fire stations and increasing arrival times for engines getting to fires puts lives at risk
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Mark Kyle
1 month ago
This closure will affect many people's livelihoods and impact public safety. A disgrace!
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Supporter
1 month ago
People’s lives are at risk for the sake of making money on land? It’s diabolical.
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Donald Jack
1 month ago
Numerous listed buildings have already caught fire in the areas where this fire station serves. Closing this service would only leave more buildings at risk
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Supporter
1 month ago
There has been so many fires in
Glasgow we need to keep all fire stations in our city
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Stewart West
1 month ago
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I was stationed there in. the seventies, it was needed then,and is still needed now.
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Frances Watson
1 month ago
We need to retain our fire fighters especially when we are facing the unpredictability of climate change
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david hanley
1 month ago
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After devastating fires in glasgow in recent years it is madness to even consider reducing this emergency service.
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Alistair Macqueen
1 month ago
This is strategically sited station serving the people of Glasgow. The closure of this station will cause delayed response times to this area of the city.
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Avril Macqueen
1 month ago
Yorkhill fire station is a very busy station well situated to promptly respond to incidents and serve the people of glasgow.
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Ian Hodge
1 month ago
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Natalie Jack
1 month ago
It’s absurd for this station to close down!
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Dylan Langan
1 month ago
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Shutting down a fire station that’s so crucial to a community because of cuts is like cutting your nose off because it’s cheaper to breathe through your mouth. Honestly after the fire at central they want to close stations utterly ridiculous.
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Ivy Hatherley
1 month ago
It is local and we should be keeping these fire stations anyway wherever they are.
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Mike Holt
1 month ago
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It’s our local fire station in an area of high density Victorian tenements, delays in the event of a fire could well be disastrous.
For the safety of the community
A vital service for local Community and Beyond
The community needs to be served by a local station, Yorkhill is essential for the West End
We need the expertise of Yorkhill Fire Station
response times for road accidents and indeed all emergencies will cost lives
It should be important to everyone. Closing fire stations and increasing arrival times for engines getting to fires puts lives at risk
This closure will affect many people's livelihoods and impact public safety. A disgrace!
People’s lives are at risk for the sake of making money on land? It’s diabolical.
Numerous listed buildings have already caught fire in the areas where this fire station serves. Closing this service would only leave more buildings at risk
There has been so many fires in Glasgow we need to keep all fire stations in our city
I was stationed there in. the seventies, it was needed then,and is still needed now.
We need to retain our fire fighters especially when we are facing the unpredictability of climate change
After devastating fires in glasgow in recent years it is madness to even consider reducing this emergency service.
This is strategically sited station serving the people of Glasgow. The closure of this station will cause delayed response times to this area of the city.
Yorkhill fire station is a very busy station well situated to promptly respond to incidents and serve the people of glasgow.
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It’s absurd for this station to close down!
Shutting down a fire station that’s so crucial to a community because of cuts is like cutting your nose off because it’s cheaper to breathe through your mouth. Honestly after the fire at central they want to close stations utterly ridiculous.
It is local and we should be keeping these fire stations anyway wherever they are.
It’s our local fire station in an area of high density Victorian tenements, delays in the event of a fire could well be disastrous.