Posted on 28 of May 2013
By Liam
In a move targeting quicker action in the case of legitimate emergencies, Cambridgeshire Fire & Rescue Service has decided to end automatic responses to alarm calls at 21,000 premises in the county. The change, to come into effect on 1st June, means that if an alarm sounds at premises other than those with a "threat to life or of historical importance", the service will not respond. That is, not unless a 999 call confirms the threat of fire at the site of the alarm.
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