Nearly two years on from the fire in Grenfell Tower that killed 72 people, the UK is still holding a mid point position in the FM Global Resilience Index despite a commitment to raising quality and enforcement of fire-safety design.
We bring you the latest fire prosecutions from April, 2019, to highlight the importance of fire safety and the legal consequences that can occur when fire safety regulations are breached.
As the weather heats up we decided to take a look at a few different ways you can keep your barbecues, campfires and other outdoor activities safe and contained.
When it comes to fire safety, it's vital to separate fact from fiction. We know that there are many myths around and whilst most of them are harmless, there are some which could be dangerous if taken seriously.
Cooking, candles and romance are just some of the many things we associate with Valentine’s Day. But did you know that cooking equipment and candles are two of the biggest causes of fire in the UK?
Christmas is fast approaching and by now, many of you will be putting up your Christmas tree and decorating your home just in time for the festive season. But, have you thought about how your Christmas tree and decorations could potentially become a fire hazard?
Taking place from the 22nd - 28th October, Student Fire Safety Week aims to highlight the importance of fire safety within university accommodation.
The latest council prosecutions against landlords who have failed to implement the relevant fire safety plans have resulted in hefty fines and prison sentencing.
Pauline Holloway, Director at Vulcan Fire Training gives her point of view on the recent fires that have occurred and outlines the factors of fire safety to ensure a safe working environment.
Nearly every part of the country has been hit by snowfall and gales this past week. The Met Office have declared Thursday as being the UK's coldest spring day on record! Find out how England has coped with controlling fires in our blog.
