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29Jun2020: Bowmer & Kirkland to reclad flats over building fire safety concerns

Bowmer & Kirkland is to reclad a block of flats in Milton Keynes after fire building fire safety concerns while it contests a legal dispute with Crest Nicholson according to constructionnews.co.uk. The developer, a former freeholder of the site, has launched action over a series of alleged defects at the property, including inadequate fire stopping

29 Jun, 2020
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26May2020: Balcony fire safety in question as barbecue causes devastating balcony fire

Balcony fire safety is at the heart of pleas being made by the capital’s fire safety teams following the devastating fire in a block of flats in South East London last week. Firefighters are pleading with Londoners not to cause a balcony blaze which could displace hundreds of people as lockdown continues and the weather

26 May, 2020
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26May2020: High rise fire safety issues for Birmingham building

Leaseholders living in one of Birmingham’s tallest high rise towers are facing fire safety issues resulting in a building insurance hike of more than 1,200% as they scramble to secure insurance cover for their building with just a matter of days before their current policy runs out according to Inside Housing. Inside Housing has spoken

26 May, 2020
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04May2020: Government confirms the biggest changes to building fire safety in a generation

New measures announced include mandatory sprinkler systems and consistent wayfinding signage in all new high-rise blocks of flats over 11 metres tall in the latest changes to building fire safety. Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick MP (2 April 2020) has announced ambitious steps to further reform the building fire safety system with the biggest changes in

4 May, 2020
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28Apr2020: Milton Keynes hotel bosses fined £220k for operating without a fire alarm for six weeks

Bosses behind the Campanile Hotel, in Fenny Stratford, have been ordered to pay £220k for fire safety breaches according to Milton Keynes FM. It has been revealed that the Campanile Hotel in Fenny Stratford, owned by Milcardar Ltd, was operating for six weeks (from June to August 2018) despite having no functioning fire detection and alarm system.

28 Apr, 2020
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15Apr2020: Widely used HPL cladding system dramatically fails official fire test

A high-pressure laminate (HPL) cladding system believed to be in use on thousands of buildings has dramatically failed a safety test, with flames ripping through a nine metre test rig in under eight minutes. It saw a cladding system made of ‘standard grade’ HPL and phenolic foam insulation subjected to a large-scale fire test known

15 Apr, 2020
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05Dec2019: EXCLUSIVE: Sheffield student accommodation blocks set for ‘urgent’ fire inquiry

South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Authority (SYFR) are set to launch an ‘urgent’, independent review into Sheffield’s student accommodation sector, in order to examine the fire safety of the city’s accommodation according to ForgeToday. The review comes after a blaze at ‘The Cube’ student accommodation block in Bolton on Friday 15 November saw the evacuation

5 Dec, 2019
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21Dec2018: Surrey Fire and Rescue rated ‘inadequate’ at efficiently keeping people safe, damning report reveals

(Image: Woking Fire Station/Facebook) Inspectors had “serious concerns” about the performance of Surrey’s fire service in keeping people safe Surrey Fire and Rescue Service has been rated “inadequate” at efficiently keeping people safe, an official report has revealed. Findings from an inspection carried out over the summer found “serious concerns” about the performance of

21 Dec, 2018
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06Jun2018: Cause of huge care home fire which left six people in hospital is revealed

Dozens of firefighters were called to the The Old Vicarage Nursing Home in Pandy Tudur, near Llanwrst, and rescued seven trapped residents. The cause of a huge blaze at a nursing home from which seven trapped residents had to be rescued by firefighters has been discovered. More than 30 firefighters were called to The

6 Jun, 2018
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06Jun2018: Staff react after fire at the Potters Heron hotel, near Romsey

“We will re-open.” Those are the defiant words of the boss of a Hampshire hotel, ravaged by a devastating fire. Last night, the Potters Heron, near Romsey, went up in flames. READ: Firefighters battle blaze at well-known Hampshire hotel WATCH: Dramatic video of Hampshire Hotel up in flames As many as 25 fire engines and 120 firefighters

6 Jun, 2018
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06Jun2018: Fatal care home fire caused by ‘oxygen cylinder exploding’

One resident dies and another person in critical condition after blaze at Stevenage care home An elderly man has died and another person is critically injured after a fire thought to have been caused by an explosion at a residential care home. Emergency crews were called to the Woodlands View in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, at

6 Jun, 2018
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06Jun2018: Growth in short-term-let market raises fire concerns

The growth of home-sharing rental properties is causing fire safety concerns, the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has told BBC Radio 5 live Investigates. Tourism industry leaders said a “Grenfell-style incident” could happen unless inspections were enforced. MPs have called for all properties used for short-term lets to be registered. The Short Term Accommodation

6 Jun, 2018
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06Jun2018: ‘Major damage’ in Stokesley garden centre fire 7 April 2018

A huge fire has destroyed large parts of a garden centre dubbed a “local institution”. The fire burned overnight at Strikes Garden Centre in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, including its aquatics centre containing tropical fish. Fire crews were called at 21:20 BST on Friday, with eight fire engines and 40 firefighters attending at its height.

6 Jun, 2018
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16Apr2018: Leaked Grenfell dossier reveals how disastrous refurbishment turned tower into a ‘tinderbox’

Report lays bare the failures that caused the fire to spread, killing 71 A report prepared as part of the police investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire has uncovered calamitous deficiencies in the installation of the windows, cavity barriers and cladding system, and their failure to meet building regulations according to the Evening Standard. The

16 Apr, 2018
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09Mar2018: Smoke alarm warning after Harlesden flat fire

Firefighters are urging people to make sure they have working smoke alarms in their properties after a fire at a block of flats in Station Road in Harlesden. A bedsit on the first floor of the building was destroyed by fire and the remainder of the property was damaged by heat and smoke. One

9 Mar, 2018
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13Dec2017: Brigade urges high rise landlords to do more to protect their vulnerable residents from fire

London Fire Brigade is calling for landlords to retrofit sprinklers in all high rise blocks and other buildings with vulnerable residents. The call comes as Waltham Forest Council pledges to install sprinklers in all 61 of its high priority blocks – something the Brigade is keen to see other boroughs replicate. Fire Chiefs are also

13 Dec, 2017
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28Sep2017: West Earlham doctors’ surgery branded inadequate amid fears over patient and staff safety

Patients and staff were put at risk at a Norwich doctors’ surgery judged unsafe by inspectors, according to a new report. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) put Wensum Valley Medical Practice, which is spread across three city sites, into special measures following the visit. But Norwich’s health authority said a major programme of improvements had

28 Sep, 2017
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29Aug2017: England’s fire services suffer 25% cut to safety officers numbers

A Guardian investigation finds number of specialist staff who check buildings against safety legislation down from 924 to 680 since 2011 The figures come after the government’s announcement of a review of regulations and safety following the Grenfell Tower fire in June. Photograph: Tang/Zuma Wire/Rex/Shutterstock Fire services in England have lost more than a quarter

29 Aug, 2017
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29Aug2017: Woman rescued after fire in high-rise block in Bedford

A woman has been treated for smoke inhalation after being rescued from a fire in a block of flats in Bedford according to ITV.com. Firefighters were called to the 12-storey Beckett Court building on Thursday evening at shortly after 8pm and smoke was seen coming from the top of the building although the blaze was

29 Aug, 2017
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29Aug2017: Cladding on six Cardiff Bay private flat blocks fail fire tests

Cladding on six apartment buildings at a privately-owned site in Cardiff Bay has failed fire safety tests according to BBC.co.uk. Extra precautions are being taken at Prospect Place, following the tests introduced after the Grenfell Tower disaster. Warwick Estates, which manages the site, said residents were being kept “fully up to date”. It is the first

29 Aug, 2017
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28Aug2017: Cladding tests: 228 high-rise buildings at fire risk

A total of 228 high-rise buildings are fitted with cladding are considered to be ‘at risk’ and do not meet fire safety standards, official tests ordered by the Government in the wake of the Grenfell fire have concluded according to ITV.com. The latest series of “whole-building tests” have now finished, announced the Department for Communities

28 Aug, 2017
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09Aug2017: London’s newest hospital building failed fire safety checks

Cladding on London’s newest hospital building failed fire safety checks ordered after the Grenfell Tower disaster, the NHS revealed today according to The Evening Standard. The £160 million Guy’s Cancer Centre opened last September as part of a vision to develop world-class cancer care at

9 Aug, 2017
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31Jul2017: Grenfell Tower fire: At least 60 tower blocks ‘fail new test on cladding and insulation’

Dozens of tower blocks have failed a new safety test that was more thorough than previous checks in the wake of the Grenfell Tower blaze, it has been reported according to The Telegraph. Cladding and insulation used in at least 60 high-rises are said to have not passed the latest inspection, the BBC said. Fire

31 Jul, 2017
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27Jul2017: H&F Council announces £20million Fire Safety Plus package

Sprinklers in high-rise blocks, free replacements for faulty appliances, safety checks for every council high-rise home, restoring concierge staff and higher-standard fire assessments – these are all part of a £20million package of Fire Safety Plus measures being launched by Hammersmith & Fulham Counciltoday. Following the Grenfell Tower fire last month, H&F Council has been

27 Jul, 2017
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12Apr2017: Property company ordered to pay £460,000 following fatal fire at Surrey retirement home

A property company was today ordered to pay fines and costs of £460,000 for fire safety breaches at a retirement home where an elderly woman died in a fire according to Surrey News. FirstPort Limited, formerly Peverel Management Services, was prosecuted by Surrey Fire and Rescue Service following a fire at Gibson Court, Hinchley Wood

12 Apr, 2017
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12Apr2017: Care home fined £100,000 after blocking fire exits

A care home has been fined £100,000 after fire doors and escape routes were blocked according to bbc.co.uk. Charges were brought against Almondsbury Care Ltd, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, after a routine inspection of staff accommodation. District judge David Taylor told Taunton Magistrates’ Court that

12 Apr, 2017
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24Feb2017: Council ‘regrets’ Lakanal House tower block fire deaths

A London council expressed its “sincere regret” as it pleaded guilty to four charges relating to a tower block fire which killed six people according to bbc.co.uk. Three women and three young children were killed in the 2009 blaze at Lakanal House in Camberwell, Southwark Crown Court heard. The fire started due an electrical fault

24 Feb, 2017
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03Feb2017: A History of False Fire Alarms

When appraising your fire alarm system and the levels of risks associated with a fire breaking out at your premises it is important to consider whether or not the history of false alarms is important or not. If there is a history of many false alarms at your premises it can have a massive impact

3 Feb, 2017
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18Jan2017: Luxury Spa in Debenhams on Market Street told to improve fire safety after tumble dryer blaze

A luxury spa based inside Debenhams’ flagship store in Manchester city centre has been told to tighten up its fire safety policies after a blaze involving two tumble dryers led to an emergency evacuation according to Manchester Evening News. Shoppers were told to leave the Market Street department store as firefighters raced to the scene.

18 Jan, 2017
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15Dec2016: Fire safety risks halt admissions to Workington hospital

A Cumbrian hospital has been forced to close to new admissions after fire safety concerns. Ellerbeck ward at Workington Hospital is not admitting patients after a specialist report highlighted issues that would limit the ability to evacuate the first floor ward. A specialist report commissioned by Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and received recently, highlighted

15 Dec, 2016
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08Dec2016: 11 killed in fire at Karachi’s Regent Plaza hotel

Pakistan hotel fire: Eleven killed at Karachi’s Regent Plaza At least 11 people have died in a fire at a four-star hotel in the Pakistani city of Karachi. The fire began in the kitchen on the ground floor of the Regent Plaza hotel, before spreading through the building, local media report. More than 70 people

8 Dec, 2016
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05Dec2016: Fire Escape Route Planning for Individuals Who May Require Assistance

The Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997 (as amended 1999) requires provision to be made for the safe evacuation of people from a building in the event of an emergency situation. The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 and The Special Educational Needs and Disability Act 2001 require that disabled people including students should not be treated less

5 Dec, 2016
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30Nov2016: Fire Safety Training for a Designated Person

The Fire Marshall is the designated person(s) within a company that is responsible for a number of tasks related to fire safety. Fire safety training is crucial to developing the understanding of this role for those who have been assigned it, and should be regularly updated to ensure they are on top of the situation

30 Nov, 2016
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22Nov2016: Knowing Your Escape Route from a Fire

When fire strikes it is important to get out of the building as quickly as you can, in the safest possible manner. Knowing what to do in an emergency could make the difference to your survival, and that of others you are taking care of, so it is an important aspect of your home and

22 Nov, 2016
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15Nov2016: Fire Safety Tips for the Workplace

If you are the manager or owner of a business you have to take fire safety seriously. There are a number of things you can, and should, do to get the ball rolling in terms of assessing the fire hazards and risks in your building. Identify Hazards – Potential ignition sources are those areas of

15 Nov, 2016
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14Nov2016: The Importance of Fire Safety in Student Accommodation

Student accommodation is always one of the types of property that is most at risk of suffering from a fire. This is down to the fact that there are many people living within one building, for many it is the first time they will live independently away from home and the type of lifestyle a

14 Nov, 2016
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10Nov2016: Banbury pub fined for placing members of the public at risk of fire

A local firm and business director have been prosecuted for failing to provide suitable fire safety arrangements for members of the public at a popular public house in Banbury. Swan Pub Banbury Ltd and its director Mr Alan O’Donovan were together ordered to pay a total of £9,200 after they provided sleeping accommodation to members

10 Nov, 2016
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08Nov2016: Fire rips through four floors of Leeds apartment block

Two people were rescued by firefighters following a blaze at high-rise flats at Brewery Wharf on the edge of Leeds city centre. Crews from across the county were sent to the fire on the second floor of the Regent Quay flats, in Bowman Lane, at around 1pm yesterday (Nov 6) according to Yorkshire Evening Post.

8 Nov, 2016
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07Nov2016: Care home must pay £40k for flouting safety laws after fire left elderly resident on life support

A south east London care home must pay more than £40,000 for breaking fire safety laws after a blaze left an elderly woman on life support according to The Evening Standard. Six elderly residents had to be rescued after the fire ripped through the first floor wing of the care home in Penge back in

7 Nov, 2016
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04Nov2016: The Legal Responsibilities of a HMO

If you are the landlord of a HMO you have certain legal responsibilities in terms of fire safety measures. Here we take a look at what you need to know if you own a House in Multiple Occupancy. Firstly, let’s define a property that falls into the category of HMO: There are different rental agreements

4 Nov, 2016
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05Oct2016: Whitby restaurant fined over fire safety breach

A Whitby restaurant owner has been fined £50,000 after he admitted not complying with six fire safety regulations. Azad Hussain, former company director of Kam Thai (Whitby) Ltd in Church Street, pleaded guilty at York Crown Court. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service carried out a fire safety inspection at the restaurant on August 8

5 Oct, 2016
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16Sep2016: Wokingham’s Taj Mahal restaurant fined for breaching fire regulations

Director Rabeya Bhuyain was fined more than £7,000 for the breaches The owner of an Indian restaurant in Wokingham has been fined more than £7,500 after admitting nine breaches of fire safety regulations according to Getreading.co.uk. Rabeya Bhuiyan, who owns the Far East Trading Company, which runs the Taj Mahal in Denmark Street, has been

16 Sep, 2016
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01Sep2016: Government criticised over quietly abandoning requirement for new schools to install fire sprinklers

Government ministers have been heavily criticised after quietly abandoning the requirement for fire sprinklers to be fitted in new schools, in what has been called a “retrograde step” by fire chiefs according to The Independent. An update to the Department of Education’s (DfE) Design in Fire Safety in Schools stated that “Building Regulations do not require

1 Sep, 2016
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01Sep2016: Smoke alarms missing in third of fatal house fires, report shows

The fire brigade is urging home owners to have life-saving smoke alarms fitted as new figures show they were missing in a third of fatal fires according to ITV.com. Mains powered domestic smoke alarm, Credit: Press Association The largest report into such incidents in Yorkshire shows that in the last five years 133 people died

1 Sep, 2016
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01Sep2016: Hospital hit with massive bill after it’s revealed builders had failed to fire-proof it

Two-years of round-the-clock renovations required as urgent safety work begins to rectify mistake URGENT safety works have begun at a £380 million PFI hospital after inspectors found it was built without fire protection according to The Sun. University Hospital Coventry opened just a decade ago but will now need two years of round-the-clock

1 Sep, 2016
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25Aug2016: £12,000 fine for company breaching safety laws

A company has been given a £12,000 fine after confessing to a series of breaches in housing legislation, including fire safety, in a King’s Lynn property. The Pure Portland Management Ltd case has been described as “alarming” by council officials, who are urging property owners to ensure they are fully aware of their legal responsibilities.

25 Aug, 2016
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23Aug2016: Humberside landlord jailed for 5 months over fire safety issues

A LANDLORD has been jailed after “cutting corners” and deliberately putting his “wealth” before the “safety of tenants” according to grimsbytelegraph.co.uk. He was “wholly money-orientated” and “woefully inadequate” in his duties – and it was only by “good fortune” that nobody died in a serious fire at one of his properties. He lied to police

23 Aug, 2016
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23Aug2016: Fire warning over mobile phones on beds

Children and parents are being warned of the dangers of kids charging up their mobile phones on their beds, as it could result in the sheets catching fire. Research has shown that three out of every four youngsters in the United Kingdom potentially have fire hazards in their bedroom, with an average of ten electrical

23 Aug, 2016
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17Aug2016: Milton Keynes couple fined over fire safety breaches

The owner of a Milton Keynes HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) and her husband have been fined £27,485.08 for serious fire safety breaches. Mrs Mahin Begum Choudhury and her husband, Mr Ajjequr Rahman Irshad, were given the order in Milton Keynes Magistrates Court during sentencing on the 10th of July, after having previously pleaded guilty

17 Aug, 2016
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14Aug2016: Council targets three unsafe HMOs

Oxford Council has undertaken a series of operations targeting unsafe Houses in Multiple Occupation. One of the three letting units that were targeted was situated on a property’s third floor, over a ground level restaurant. 66 year old Abdul Saleem Chaudhry was prosecuted after his Shezan restaurant, located in Oxford Street, was visited by environmental

14 Aug, 2016
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