There's no doubt you've already seen Sainsbury's Christmas advert featuring Mog, the famous illustrated Cat by Judith Kerr. The video has circulated the internet, mainly because of cute little Mog,…
Many public building owners may be interested in a cigarette smoke detector that will catch secret smokers in their hotel rooms and pub toilets. Although smoking cigarettes (and most e-cigarettes) has been banned in…
In public buildings where a fire alarm system is installed, it is necessary for there to be a “Responsible Person” to oversee fire alarm testing and the operational capabilities of…
The talk of the town at the moment is The Great British Bake Off, the BAFTA award-winning television programme on BBC One. What makes this season especially exciting is that…
Massive Canterbury Fire Destroys Around 30 Homes On Saturday 4th July a huge fire in Canterbury destroyed or damaged around 30 homes. It is thought that a boiler unit in…
This spring, the official Facebook page for the Government's 'Fire Kills' campaign have created the hashtag #TickTockTest. But why? The pledge to test your smoke alarms Post by Fire Kills.…
Kent fire & Rescue can confirm that around 30 children are killed due to house fires each year. These devastating statistics really emphasise the importance of fire safety within your…
During winter, people spend more time at home burning candles and log fires while decorating their trees with fairy lights. Although aesthetically pleasing, all of these things increase the risk…
On Sunday the 7th of December, a devastating house fire was caused by an e-cigarette charger. Terry Skinner from Sheerness put his e-cigarette on charge using equipment that was not intended for…
Emergency lighting should automatically form part of any fire risk assessment, but there are some circumstances under which it may not be required on your premises. Chiefly these consist of…