Eric Pickles MP visits Penn ambulance station

Eric at the ambulance station

Last week Eric Pickles (Member of Parliament for Brentwood & Ongar and Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government) visited the ambulance station on the corner of Penn road and Marston road. We had a chance to speak with Steve Perry and Mark Mclauchlan who described the difficulties that many crews now face in terms of dealing with members of the public who are often obstructive, even when they’re trying to provide aid to friends and family. We were joined by councillors Barry Findlay and Paddy Bradley.

Paul

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One Response to “Eric Pickles MP visits Penn ambulance station”

  1. Mountjoy Says:
    March 29, 2008 at 2:03 pm

    The sad story of attacks on ambulance crews (as well as obstructiveness) highlights the way in which Labour has allowed anti-social behaviour and Disrespect to get out of hand.

    Only by booting out this dreadful Brownian régime and electing a Conservative government (of which you will make a fine MP, Paul), can we regain control of our streets again. And let ambulance crews, firemen etc get on with their job - saving lives.

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