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Bylines Scotland Radio – “Emergency workers need protection”

Emergency service personnel are facing ever increasing risks to their personal safety during duty; is body armour the answer?

Bylines Scotland by Bylines Scotland
10-03-2026 15:30
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Ronnie Barbour talks to retired paramedic, Jonathan Fox, about his proposal to facilitate a safer working environment for our 999 ambulance personnel by providing body armour.

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