So many tenements, high rise and student accomodation in the area. A quick response time is needed. Lifes will be lost if the closure goes ahead.
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Vicky Stewart Stewart
2 months ago
It is so important to keep this vital fire station for this area, built up, high population density.
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Diane Paterson
2 months ago
Yorkhill served as a first responder to local hospials. Just because they ate away the homes and people still require their service
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Anne McPherson
2 months ago
We have too many tall student accommodation . We can't wait for help from another firestation especially if there is a fire in there area. I think this is a great mistake.
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Thomasina Caldwell
2 months ago
Lives are important and every second counts in an emergency.
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Caroline
2 months ago
For safety reasons, and to allow the population to remain safe.
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Janette Brown
2 months ago
It’s imperative that it stays
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Marjory Watt
2 months ago
This fire station is needed to respond quickly to incidents at Kelvin Hall, the new Glasgow Uni Campus and the Secc buildings like the Hydro
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BRIAN CALDICOTT
2 months ago
In the light of major previous fires in glasgow in makes no sense to limit the response times and also the road network for engines attending room other stations eg govan attending Clyde tunnel shut due to accident breakdown etc
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Shirley Tassell
2 months ago
This is a high density housing area - it is needed.
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Francis McCallum
2 months ago
This fire station serves an area which has seen literally THOUSANDS of new houses already built or granted planning permission over the last three or four years. Additionally it is close to Glasgow University, The Hydro and the SEC. If anything, the fire brigade provision in this area should be being INCREASED rather than reduced.
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Brian Massey
2 months ago
cuts to essential services do not protect people
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Supporter
2 months ago
Why is a vital service being closed in the first place?
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Alan Wilson
2 months ago
It’s important to avoid wasting another vital resource
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Sarah Hale
2 months ago
The remaining stations are too far away from finnieston anderston yorkhill, Patrick all The flats down at the Clyde as well as the art galleries university think of all the people,
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Supporter
2 months ago
I am a Committee Member of the Hot House Owners Association elected by the 50 residential and two commercial Owners of our eight storey multi/occupant building. We are aware of dangerous fire stopping issues in our building that we are in the process of addressing, although we shall not be able to do this fully due to individual ownership issues. Every day our lives are at risk. We’ve had four boiler fires, gas leaks, people accidentally leaving gas turned on, and religious candle fires.
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A R
2 months ago
I live in the area. Look at all these highrise student flats that are being built. Look at all the devastating fires Glasgow seems to be prone to. We need more fire protection now more than ever, not less.
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Teresa Corcoran
2 months ago
Resident in this area response time from Cowcaddens will cost lives
So many tenements, high rise and student accomodation in the area. A quick response time is needed. Lifes will be lost if the closure goes ahead.
It is so important to keep this vital fire station for this area, built up, high population density.
Yorkhill served as a first responder to local hospials. Just because they ate away the homes and people still require their service
We have too many tall student accommodation . We can't wait for help from another firestation especially if there is a fire in there area. I think this is a great mistake.
Lives are important and every second counts in an emergency.
For safety reasons, and to allow the population to remain safe.
It’s imperative that it stays
This fire station is needed to respond quickly to incidents at Kelvin Hall, the new Glasgow Uni Campus and the Secc buildings like the Hydro
In the light of major previous fires in glasgow in makes no sense to limit the response times and also the road network for engines attending room other stations eg govan attending Clyde tunnel shut due to accident breakdown etc
This is a high density housing area - it is needed.
This fire station serves an area which has seen literally THOUSANDS of new houses already built or granted planning permission over the last three or four years. Additionally it is close to Glasgow University, The Hydro and the SEC. If anything, the fire brigade provision in this area should be being INCREASED rather than reduced.
cuts to essential services do not protect people
Why is a vital service being closed in the first place?
It’s important to avoid wasting another vital resource
The remaining stations are too far away from finnieston anderston yorkhill, Patrick all The flats down at the Clyde as well as the art galleries university think of all the people,
I am a Committee Member of the Hot House Owners Association elected by the 50 residential and two commercial Owners of our eight storey multi/occupant building. We are aware of dangerous fire stopping issues in our building that we are in the process of addressing, although we shall not be able to do this fully due to individual ownership issues. Every day our lives are at risk. We’ve had four boiler fires, gas leaks, people accidentally leaving gas turned on, and religious candle fires.
I live in the area. Look at all these highrise student flats that are being built. Look at all the devastating fires Glasgow seems to be prone to. We need more fire protection now more than ever, not less.
Resident in this area response time from Cowcaddens will cost lives
Shocking idea, population is much more now
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