£94,000 Fine for Building Owner Who Housed Workers in Derelict Office Block
A recent prosecution under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 serves as a stark reminder of what happens when property owners ignore their legal
A recent prosecution under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 serves as a stark reminder of what happens when property owners ignore their legal
If you use fire extinguishers for staff training, there’s a new set of UK Government rules you should be aware of. The guidance, called RPS
Each UK extinguisher type suits particular fire classes, and its colour code shows which. This guide explains the main types and upkeep. It is general
Fire compartmentalisation might not be as visible as smoke alarms or fire extinguishers, but it’s arguably one of the most critical fire safety measures in
Active fire protection, such as alarms and extinguishers, responds to a fire. Passive protection, such as fire doors and compartmentation, is built in to slow
You’ve probably walked past dozens of fire doors today — in offices, schools, shops or stairwells. But what actually makes a fire door different from
A faulty e-bike battery that caused a serious house fire in Surrey has been pulled from sale on Amazon, following an investigation by Surrey Fire
You walk through them every day without thinking. But when it comes to fire doors, many of us in UK workplaces don’t realise how crucial
As the popularity of e-bikes, e-scooters, power tools, and other rechargeable devices continues to grow, so too does the risk of house fires caused by
With summer approaching and many families from Surrey, Hampshire, and Berkshire heading off on caravan holidays, now is the perfect time to talk about something

Fire safety is not optional. A recent prosecution of The Swan Brasserie Limited in West Malling, Kent, is a stark reminder of the consequences of