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…drug problems. Healthier lives Smoking – one in three accidental home fire deaths are caused by smoking. We want to support members of our communities to stop smoking. If you would like to quit smoking, please call the NHS Smoke Free on 0300 1231044. Alternatively, you can visit either the Go Smoke Free website or We Quit website. Alcohol – we attend a large number of alcohol and drug related fire…
…th other small to medium sized businesses – are being targeted by fire safety officers to provide support and advice to reduce the risk of fire. The action, all part of Business Safety Week (5- 11 Sept), is also an opportunity to remind business owners of their legal responsibilities to keep their premises safe. Figures show that 86% of businesses that have a fire simply never recover and literally…
…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 Turn off – oven, hob and grill or other appliance when you have finished cooking If a fire does start in your kitchen –Get Out, Stay Out and Call 99…
…up with National Tyres and Autocare to carry out the checks. For more road safety information visit: www.clevelandfire.gov.uk/safety/road-safety/…
…Autocentre and Middlesbrough College to carry out the checks. For more road safety information visit: www.clevelandfire.gov.uk/safety/road-safety/…
