
ALT Coloured table showing each grade for Greater Manchester Fire & Rescue Service's inspection report. Under green for 'good' are understanding fire and risk, preventing fire and risk, public safety through fire regulation, responding to fires and emergencies, best use of resources, future affordability, promoting values and culture, right people, right skills, promoting fairness and diversity, and managing performance and developing leaders. Under orange for 'adequate' is responding to major incidents.

ALT “I’m truly honoured and surprised to be awarded the King’s Fire Service Medal. It’s been a huge privilege to be part of the fire and rescue service for 32 years and to serve and protect the people and places of Lancashire and Greater Manchester. But it’s not a job that can be done alone and this award is not just for me, it’s for those who have supported me on my journey, including all those at GMFRS who have worked tirelessly over the past three years to support the continuing transformation of our service into what is it today. I want to pay tribute to my colleagues and hope they can all share in this good news as we continue on our journey to becoming a modern, flexible and resilient fire and rescue service.”

ALT “We are so proud of Dave and everything he has done since joining GMFRS. This honour is richly deserved for a career spent serving communities in our city-region and across the North West. Dave would be the first to share any recognition with his colleagues past and present, and that is the measure of who he is as a person and a leader. From day one in Greater Manchester, he made it his priority to uphold a culture of openness, integrity, and professionalism across all areas of the service. Dave’s frontline leadership is transforming GMFRS for the better, and this award truly is a testament to the difference he and his team are making.”






























