It is now over 40 years since the first FBU Conference policy was agreed that related to members not driving through red traffic lights. Since this time, there have been numerous resolutions and...
This Conference is alarmed at the cost cutting measure contained within the Audit Commissionʼs report “Rising to the Challenge”, of replacing conventional pumps with Target Response Vehicles (TRVs)...
The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 has strict limitations on disclosure of spent convictions. Some professions are exempt from the regulations on disclosure, including the Police and Prison...
Conference instructs the Executive Council to undertake a campaign in support of a return to robust and effective minimum attendance standards in the UK Fire and Rescue Service. Conference...
Conference requires that all elected members of fire and rescue authorities/boards are provided with an information pack, which clearly indicates the obligations they have, not just to FBU members...
Conference condemns the treatment of the children detained in Yarls Wood as revealed in the April report by Sir Al Aynsley-Green, the Childrenʼs Commissioner for England. Around 2,000 children a year...
Conference commends the courage of the many Afghan women who, on the 15th April 2009, protested against the new Shia Family Law legislation which was passed by the Afghanistan Parliament and signed by...
Following the success of the FBU in securing the 120 hour measurement for full retaining fees, many brigades have been adjusting the availability of new recruits so it falls just below 120 hours. This...
This Conference calls upon the Executive Council to set up and take responsibility for the management of memorial funds in the event of an FBU member's death on duty.
This Conference recognises the increasingly stressful circumstances faced by FBU members not only at work but in their day to day lives and its impact on those members.At the same time Conference...
