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E-Zine - June 2008

 The E-zine (June 2008, PDF - 631kb)
Issue No.1: The first of a series of e-zines giving key stakeholders an insight into the initiatives we are carrying out, and information on their outcomes

Community Risk Register (PDF - 0.9Mb)

Community Risk Register (April 2008, PDF - 0.9Mb)
The Community Risk Register is intended to inform the communities of the L&B area of a range of potentially disruptive events that the responder agencies have considered; and to confirm the state of preparedness to deal with the occurrence of such emergencies, ensuring a swift return to normality.
Gedner Equality Scheme
 Gender Equality Scheme (PDF - 120kb)
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Disability Equality Scheme 2006 – 2009 (PDF - 644kb)
Community Risk Register (PDF - 0.9Mb)

Exercise Diary (PDF - 138kb)
The diary is intended to inform the communities of the Lothian and Borders area of a range of exercises undertaken by responders to test and confirm emergency plans that have been developed to deal with hazards and risks identified in the Community Risk Register (above).

Race Equality Scheme 2006 - 2009
 Race Equality Scheme 2006 - 2009 (PDF - 659kb)
Our second, updated Race Equality Scheme, which offers an opportunity to demonstrate our continual drive to eliminate racial discrimination through development of robust policies and strategies that recognise and respond to the diverse needs of our communities as we work towards achieving our key priorities.
Service Plan 2006 (PDF - 1.6Mb)
Service Plan is our key annual business planning document. It provides details of how we plan, implement and review the strategic objectives of our service. Service Plan 2006 is a working document that is used by our managers to progress these objectives, and to report on their activity to our stakeholders.
Service Profile 2006 (PDF - 1.2Mb)
 Service Profile 2006 (PDF - 1.2Mb)
Service Profile outlines Our Purpose, Aims and Vision, Our Values and Management Structure, Service Planning and Governance, Management Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships, Service Provision, Emergency Response and Where We Work From.
Race Equality Scheme 2002 - 2005
Race Equality Scheme 2002 - 2005 (PDF - 113kb)
Lothian and Border's Fire Board’s first Race Equality Scheme. The Scheme outlines the Board’s strategic plan for meeting both the general and specific duties of the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 to eliminate unlawful racial discrimination and to promote equality of opportunity and good relations between people of different races.
Service Profile 2005 (PDF - 1.2Mb)
 Service Profile 2005 (PDF - 1.2Mb)
Service Profile outlines Our Purpose, Aims and Vision, Our Values and Management Structure, Service Planning and Governance, Management Roles, Responsibilities and Relationships, Service Provision, Emergency Response and Where We Work From.
Service Plan 2005 (PDF - 1.2Mb)
 Service Plan 2005 (PDF - 0.6Mb)
Service Plan is our key annual business planning document. It provides details of how we plan, implement and review the strategic objectives of our service. Service Plan 2005 is a working document that is used by our managers to progress these objectives, and to report on their activity to our stakeholders.
Integrated Risk Management Plan 2005/2010
Integrated Risk Management Plan 2005/2010 (PDF - 1.5Mb)
At The Lothian and Borders Fire Board on 24th June 2005, The Board agreed to carry the proposals contained in Lothian and Borders Fire and Rescue Service's document; Making Safer Communities - Addressing the Risk - Service Improvement Plan 2005/2010, forward to the next stage, a three month consultation period which ends on 31 October 2005. We welcome your opinions on the proposals outlined in this document.
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