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dany cotton. on the night of the Grenfell fire dany cotton the commissioner of the London fire service who was in Kent at the time used her blue light to drive 39 miles in the early hours of the morning to make sure that she was on sight and ready to command during the incident. this act alone inspired those under her command to carry on the tiring work that was being undertook. during this she showed the many skills and qualities of a good leader. for example she showed that she could motivate her fire fighters to go into the burning building and risk their lives to save those that were trapped inside the building. as well as this she also made sure she has respectful towards those that went in and also made sure that the firefighters actually got some rest even if they didn't want to. she boosted morale in her unit by also giving her breathing apparatus to those that had escaped the building and giving her firefighters water when they came out to make sure that they stayed hydrated when they had to keep going inside the building. some of the skills she showed included getting the fire fighters trauma care after the incident to make sure that they got any help if they needed it. she also made sure that all the specialists were there to help deal with the containment and the extinguishing of the fire. she made sure that she had some of the buildings constructors on sight so that she had a detailed blue print of what her fire fighters were about to go into so that they could make sure that none of her mean and women would get lost or isolated and that they knew what and where they were going.

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In the police command structure at the very top sits the home secretary (Sajid Javid) from there it separates into different headquarters for each constabulary. there are around 43 of these in the UK. in this is the admin support which contains the chief constable. from here in Durham it splits into two sections which are north and south Durham, in each of these there is a superintendent. below them are the inspector, sergeant and finally at the very bottom the police constable

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1. constable, these follow orders from all superiors and
perform tasks like walk the beat and respond to calls and stuff
2.sergeant, this role is to delegate tasks to his constables and make sure that they are working to there full.
3.inspector, he is there to oversee both sergeants and constables in there work and there is only 1 per shift.
4. chief inspector. there job is to oversee the inspector and make sure that he is doing his job correctly.
5. superintendent, one per region looks over the lower ranks
6.chief superintendent, in charge of all of the superintendents.
7. assistant chief constable, he makes sure that all of the previous ranks are doing there jobs
8. deputy chief constable, he makes sure that the assistant chief constable is doing his work
9. chief constable, one per region he is the top brass and makes sure that everything is running smoothl

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1. private, these are the lowest ranks and are there to follow orders from all superiors
2. lance corporals, they are there to look after a group of privates and to follow orders from superiors
3. corporals, they are there to keep there lance corporals in check and to also follow orders from superiors
4. sergeant, there to go to briefings organise leave and look over a group of corporals and make sure that they are well and fit
5. staff sergeant, this role is there to make sure that the sergeants are doing there jobs and its also there to provide admin
6. sergeant major, this is disciplinary action and making sure that all of his soldiers are in tip top shape
7. 2nd lieutenant. his job as an officer would be to assist the lieutenant in his jobs
8. lieutenant, his job is to look over a group of soldiers and provide planning and other things of the such
9. major, his job is to look over a company of soldiers and make sure that all are doing what they should