North Wales firefighters have voted to suspend their threat to resign over changes to working conditions. ...
North Wales firefighters have voted to suspend their threat to resign over changes to working conditions.
The FBU said it had not ruled out strikes and resignations.
Fire Brigades Union members had said they would quit en masse over the dispute, but were due to meet again this week to discuss their options.
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