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Right Response automatic fire alarm consultation

We want to know what you think about how we should respond to automatic fire alarms.

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Charge safely, sleep soundly

Our safety campign targeting the causes of lithium-ion battery fires.

Read our tips for using lithium-ion batteries
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Reduce your risk of having a fire

There are simple things you can do to reduce your risk of having a fire at home.

Reduce your risk of having a fire
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Electrical safety

Electrical fires often start due to overloaded sockets, faulty wiring, and poorly maintained appliances.

Read our tips for using electrical products safely
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Test your smoke alarm

A smoke alarm could save your life. We recommend testing your smoke alarm at least once a month.

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High-rise buildings

The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022 require the responsible person of high-rise residential buildings to provide information to us to help plan for and respond to a fire in their building.

Use our forms to submit information

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