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.
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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