HMO fire safety is more demanding than a normal let. Here is what counts as an HMO and the fire rules that apply to landlords in England.
Does your HMO need emergency lighting? Here is when HMO emergency lighting is required and where conventional lighting is enough.
A carbon monoxide alarm is a must in any holiday cottage with a fuel-burning appliance. Here is where to fit one and the rules that apply to owners.
Gas safety holiday let duties mean annual checks by a Gas Safe engineer and proper records. Here is what owners must do to stay compliant and safe.
What HMO firefighting equipment do you need? Here is the guidance on extinguishers, fire blankets and where they belong in an HMO.
A court case concluded in February 2026 has sent a clear message to business owners and property managers across the UK: fire safety failings carry
A new study has revealed a worrying gap between fire safety advice and real-world behaviour in UK homes – and the consequences could be fatal.
Log burner safety in a holiday let keeps a popular feature from becoming a hazard. Here are the precautions the guidance recommends for owners.
What HMO fire signage is required? Here is the guidance on fire action notices, exit signs and escape route marking in an HMO.
Portable heaters in holiday accommodation carry real fire risks. Here is what the guidance says about providing them and the safer alternatives.
Electrical Fire Destroys Hospital Endoscopy Unit: A Stark Reminder of Why Fire Safety Cannot Be an Afterthought In the early hours of 4th February 2026,
You have a legal duty to keep your building safe. We make that straightforward. Specialist fire safety consultancy for businesses across the South, South East and London — for over 20 years.