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The London Fire Brigade is"institutionally misogynist and racist" with a"toxic culture that allows bullying and abuse", an independent review has found.
In another incident, a Muslim had bacon and sausages put in his coat pockets and a terrorist hotline sign posted on his locker. There was also"clear evidence of racism, misogyny and bullying, which made it hard for many firefighters to do their job and forced others out of the Brigade". "We also saw examples of how this was driving some people of colour out of the brigade and there was evidence that talented people, committed to public service, were being lost as a result."Mr Afzal said he wished to draw an important distinction with similar issues experienced by the Metropolitan Police, which was put"on notice" earlier this year after evidence emerged of sexist, racist and homophobic behaviour among officers.
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