A decision's due later on the planned spending cuts at Devon and Somerset fire service - which are strongly opposed by the firefighters' union.
The fire authority will be voting on whether to approve the corporate plan, which includes some scaled-down crewing arrangements to help cut spending by 5.5 million pounds over two years.
The chief fire officer Lee Howell hasn't ruled out cutting front line firefighter jobs in the future, if the funding cuts continue.
Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Devon
Raising awareness on World IBD Day
Torbay councillor resigns from ‘champion’ role over Mayoral row
“I now believe that Torbay Council is going backwards"
Go-ahead for new Exeter housing development
'We have been able to build many green features into the scheme'
Plymouth foster home campaign launched
Nearly half of children in care live outside city
The English Riviera Airshow 2026 is approaching
Everything you need to know
Shoes found in major search for missing teenage boy
Taylor Charlton, 14, was last seen over a week ago
