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Firefighters' plea for scrap cars



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Published Date: 12 November 2008
Firefighters across Ryedale need scrap cars on which to practice life-saving rescue techniques.
Station manager Andy Young said: “Fire crews need to continually practice rescue techniques on a variety of vehicles and therefore need scrap cars to enable them to do this training.

“We are asking any motorist who is looking to scrap their vehicle to contact us and the vehicle will be put to good use.”

Vehicles can be collected and will later be disposed off at an authorised scrap dealer.

Anyone who would like to donate their vehicle should call Malton Fire Station on (01653) 692626.



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  • Last Updated: 07 November 2008 1:49 PM
  • Source: Malton & Pickering Mercury
  • Location: Malton
 
 
  

 
 

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