…taff will speak with the young person about fire-setting/misusing fire within the home, outside the home and hoax calling and support them to change behaviour. Signs of fire-setting behaviour can include: Small, hidden burn marks in carpets, bedding, furniture and clothing; A smell of smoke on a child/young person or their clothing; Hidden matches or lighters in rooms, school bags or amongst other…

…k out your chip pan – every year they cause 20% of all accidental home fires in the UK. Use a thermostat-controlled deep fat fryer or an air fryer instead Keep it clean – remove burnt food and fat from your cooker, hob, grill pan, toaster and microwave Ensure pan handles don’t stick out and aren’t over heat so they don’t get knocked off or overheat Never leave children alone in the kitchen and fit…

…equate fire precautions. Fire Service Role The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 applies to the common areas of Houses in Multiple Occupation (premises occupied as single private dwellings are not included). This places legal duties on the landlord, managing agent or other responsible person, to assess the fire risk and take adequate fire safety measures to ensure the safety of relevant pe…