RESIDENTS in Henley are being given the chance to learn more about the future of Warwickshire’s fire service.
Warwickshire County Council has added a further date in Henley to a series of information sessions which will share details about the ongoing Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service consultation.
As the fire authority, WCC is running the public consultation to give residents, businesses, community groups and public sector partners a say on the way in which Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service manage its resources.
The consultation event in Henley will take place on February 22.
There will be representatives from WCC and Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service at the event and attendees have an opportunity to either submit questions in advance, or on the evening itself.
Places are limited so anyone wanting to attend must book a ticket. These are allocated on a first come, first served basis.
The public consultation is open until March 10, giving everyone a chance to view the details of the proposal and give their feedback.
WCC’s fire spokesperson Coun Andy Crump said “The public consultation gives everyone a chance to have their say on our proposals, but we’re also keen to give people a chance to hear from us in person and to ask any questions they may have. No decisions will be made until the consultation is over, so we hope our residents will take this opportunity and join us at one of our information sessions to find out more.”
For more details visit https://ask.warwickshire.gov.uk/insights-service/wfrs-r2r/
