An increase in annual tourism is demanding more from North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue.
That's the view of the region's deputy mayor for Policing, Fire and Crime.
Jo Coles has revealed the Fire Service has to deal with huge numbers of people visiting the area:
Jo says managing technology and working closer with the government is key:


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