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Fire service historian and author with a special interest in firefighting vehicles
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LONDON FIRE BRIGADE MUSEUM

 

When you've seen one brass helmet you have seen them all

 

So says Brian Coleman, chairman of the London Fire & Emergency Planning Authority.

 

Now you'd think that the LFB would be proud of its heritage and that London, as the nation's capital, would be keen to promote the best of Britain and, rather than decrying its value, would be thinking of ways to enhance the museum and increase public access.

 

But no, Mr Coleman thinks it's not fit for purpose, contributes nothing and is a waste of money. He'd like to see it closed.

 

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Why not write to Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, and let him know what you think?

 

The LFB Museum surely needs to be saved.