Cornwall County Fire Brigade — Infobox UK Fire and Rescue name = Cornwall County Fire Brigade area = Cornwall start = 1948 population = 519,400 size = 3,563 km² staff = 744 BM = Matt Littmoden bm label= Chief Fire Officer stations = 31 HQ = Truro web = [http://www.cornwall.gov … Wikipedia
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