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Tall Buildings and Grenfell
Information that may be relevant for landlords or building management companies related to high-rise safety and outcomes of the Grenfell report is available here.
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Petrol storage at home
While you can store petrol at home, there are strict rules and safety guidelines you should follow.
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A photograph of high-rise blocks around a canal in Birmingham city centre.
High-rise safety
Those living in high-rise blocks aren't more at risk from fire, but we've got some helpful advice to keep you safe if there's an emergency.
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Smoking
Smoking at home can be risky, especially if cigarettes are left unattended. Stay safe by following our tips.
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Candle safety
Candles may be beautiful and soothing, but they are flames and need to be handled with care.
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Electrical safety
We all have lots of electronic goods in our homes. But using them safely is vital to reduce the risk of fire in your home or workplace.
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Bedtime safety
When you’re asleep, it takes longer to sense a fire and escape safely. We've got some great bedtime safety tips to keep you safe at night.
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Escape plan
Having a smoke alarm is the first crucial step to protecting yourself from fire. But what would you do if it went off during the night?
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Kitchen safety
Kitchen fires account for nearly two-thirds of accidental fires at home, but many can be easily avoided.
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Smoke alarms
Smoke alarms are essential for every home and ensure you and your family can be warned early if there's a fire.
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