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End of term I write with reference to two people who have been in the news in the past week whose careers have ended. Firstly, PCSO Terry McCormack: what a great guy. I witnessed a man committing suicide by jumping off Wisbech Town Bridge, horrendous. I returned home in absolute bits and began writing a report of what I had witnessed. Shortly after, Terry and PCSO Sue Clarke called round to make sure I was OK. I wasn t, but they stayed with me until I had calmed down and took a statement. What helped was during some small talk, I revealed that one of my favourite bands was The Pogues. and Terry said he had been a roadie for them! Wow! ....
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After a field fire I attended, one of the older members of the crew came to me to say how I impressed them with how hard I had worked and the skills I’d demonstrated. It was a good feeling to know that what I’d learnt at training school had paid off.” At the time of Nicola joining, there were no female station facilities or uniform at the fire service. Her first payslip even gave her role as firewoman. This, however, didn’t deter Nicola from pursuing a career as a firefighter. She added: “While I was studying, I would often see the Wisbech crew practicing their skills in the station drill yard from the window of the isle college library. ....
After a field fire I attended, one of the older members of the crew came to me to say how I impressed them with how hard I had worked and the skills I’d demonstrated. It was a good feeling to know that what I’d learnt at training school had paid off.” At the time of Nicola joining, there were no female station facilities or uniform at the fire service. Her first payslip even gave her role as firewoman. This, however, didn’t deter Nicola from pursuing a career as a firefighter. She added: “While I was studying, I would often see the Wisbech crew practicing their skills in the station drill yard from the window of the isle college library. ....