Month: March 2016

Pub landlord admits fire safety failings

Man pleads guilty to six offences The landlord from a pub in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, has admitted six breaches of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, reports The Hertfordshire Mercury.  Mr Graeme Kerry was the tenant, employer and responsible person of The Bell pub when a blaze broke out at…

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NASA to experiment with fire safety in outer space

Tests to explore behaviour of fire in space Engineers at NASA are to carry out experiments to gain a better understanding of how an accidental fire might behave on a spacecraft in outer space. The first of three planned flight experiments is scheduled for launch in an Orbital ATK Cygnus…

Care home heavily criticised over fire safety

CQC report reveals failings A care home in Ascot has been heavily criticised by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after an inspection earlier this year found numerous fire safety hazards. The report into Sandridge House, on London Road, stated that the fire risk assessment dated 14 October 2014 was ‘insufficient, inadequate…

Fire service cuts criticised by FBU

Berkshire Fire Service faces £2.6m in cuts The Fire Brigades Union has attacked claims that cuts to Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service will not affect frontline services. This follows news from last month that the local fire authority had agreed £2.6m worth of cuts over the next four years, following…

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