Fire safety at home

Knowing how to reduce the risk of fire and what to do if a fire breaks out is crucial in keeping you and your family safe.

Fire safety at home

What to do if you discover a fire

1. Raise the alarm

2. Evacuate the building, and call 999 when safely outside 

3. DON'T RE-ENTER THE BUILDING until you're told it's safe to do so by the Fire and Rescue Service.

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Evacuation planning

Organising an evacuation plan for you and your family is vital. Do you know where your emergency exits are?

Evacuation planning
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Fire safety in your flat

Everything you need to know in the event of a fire in your flat.

Fire safety in your flat
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Fire door safety

Useful information about fire doors and the important role they play in fire safety.

Fire door safety
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Further information