Show Notes
With Halloween approaching, fire services are urging the public to stay safe and be mindful of the dangers associated with bonfires, fireworks and anti-social behaviour.
Every year, emergency crews face additional pressures during the Halloween period, including the risk of being attacked while responding to incidents.
Joining Alan Morrissey with advice on fire safety, an update on preparations ahead of Halloween, and how this year compares with previous years, was Chief Fire Officer Adrian Kelly.
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