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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.
If you own or manage a residential building of significant height, you will have encountered the term Accountable Person in the context of the Building
The Grenfell Tower fire of 14th June 2017 was the deadliest structural fire in the United Kingdom since the Second World War. 72 people lost
The Hackitt Review is the informal name given to the Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety, commissioned by the UK Government in the
Fire safety legislation rarely emerges from abstract policy debate. In the United Kingdom, the most significant advances in fire safety regulation have almost always been
Britain’s historic buildings are irreplaceable. Once a medieval great hall, a Georgian country house, or a Victorian civic building is lost to fire, it is
Heritage properties present some of the most complex and challenging fire safety environments of any building type. Their age, construction, layout, and the irreplaceable nature
Hot works and poorly managed contractor activity are among the leading causes of serious fires in both commercial and heritage buildings across the United Kingdom.
It is a question that comes up regularly, particularly among owners and managers of smaller businesses who are trying to manage their health and safety