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Annual Action Plan 2010-2011 Improvement Plan 2009-2010
The Authority has approved its combined Annual Action Plan for 2010/2011 and Improvement Plan for 2009/2010. This document outlines the Authority’s range of initiatives and achievements to date and its proposed improvements for 2010/2011.
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The Authority has approved its combined Annual Action Plan for 2010/2011 and Improvement Plan for 2009/2010. This document outlines the Authority’s range of initiatives and achievements to date and its proposed improvements for 2010/2011.
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Plans & Reports
- Our Plans 2009/2010- 04.03.08
- Audit of Accounts - 14.07.06
- Race Equality Scheme 2005 – 2008 (PDF,685kb)
- Statement of Accounts
- Freedom of Information Publication Scheme (PDF, 935kb)
- Family Group
Procurement Department
Introduction
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service purchases supplies, services and works that range in value from a few pounds to many hundreds of thousands and it spends an estimated £14m per annum on the supply of goods, services and works. This provides a wide range of commercial opportunities for suppliers and contractors of all types and sizes.
Day-to-day procurement has been devolved within the organisation and budget managers are responsible for making purchases for their own departments, in line with Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority’s scheme of financial delegation, and in accordance with contract standing orders, whereby budget managers have to ensure compliance with public sector purchasing legislation. There is also a central procurement department which is responsible for two functions, namely Corporate Procurement based at HQ in Carmarthen and Purchasing & Supplies based at Earlswood, Jersey Marine.
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Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service purchases supplies, services and works that range in value from a few pounds to many hundreds of thousands and it spends an estimated £14m per annum on the supply of goods, services and works. This provides a wide range of commercial opportunities for suppliers and contractors of all types and sizes.
Day-to-day procurement has been devolved within the organisation and budget managers are responsible for making purchases for their own departments, in line with Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority’s scheme of financial delegation, and in accordance with contract standing orders, whereby budget managers have to ensure compliance with public sector purchasing legislation. There is also a central procurement department which is responsible for two functions, namely Corporate Procurement based at HQ in Carmarthen and Purchasing & Supplies based at Earlswood, Jersey Marine.
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Auditors Reports
The Annual Audit Letters are important mechanisms by which the public and others can be assured of the effective management of the Service and the efficient stewardship of the public funds it controls.
Fire Authority Meetings
Notices, agenda, minutes and reports for meetings of the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority and its committees.
Minutes of past meetings are continually being added, should you wish to access copies of papers not yet available on the web site please contact us at mail@mawwfire.gov.uk
Minutes of past meetings are continually being added, should you wish to access copies of papers not yet available on the web site please contact us at mail@mawwfire.gov.uk
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Authority has adopted the principle that in the conduct of all its public business to members of the public in its area, it will treat the Welsh and English language on a basis of equality.
- Welsh Language Scheme (PDF, 1.15mb)
- A Guide to Our Welsh Language Scheme (PDF, 82kb)
We have high expectations of all our staff, particularly when dealing with you. We hope you find us friendly, accessible and competent. Read here about our compliments and complaints procedure.
Download Booklet » (PDF, 85kb)
Download Booklet » (PDF, 85kb)
Fire Statistics Monitor Reports
The National Assembly for Wales compiles quarterly activity monitor reports from data submitted by all Fire and Rescue Services in Wales.
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Related Wesites
Introducing children to fire awareness at an early age is key to bringing down the number of fire-related accidents and helps reduce the number of arson attacks and hoax phone calls.
- Communities and Local Government
- Fire Protection Association
- Confederation of British Industry
- Business Link
- Federation of Small Businesses
- Health & Safety Executive
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