PLUS: Fire safety: Reflections and predictions for 2024
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FIRE BRIEFING 21.12.2023
 
Fire safety: Reflections and predictions from fire industry experts
2023 has proved to be a pivotal moment for fire safety in the UK, as long-awaited legislative changes, particularly in the form of amendments to the Building Safety and Fire Safety Act, finally came to fruition. As we approach the year’s end, we’ve collected insights from fire industry experts on the significant milestones achieved, the evolution of fire safety in 2023 and 2024 forecasts.
 
Responses to Government’s Fire Reform Whitepaper released
The government has released details from its whitepaper consultation to introduce “system-wide reform” in England for fire safety led by the Home Office.
 
Safety risks & RAAC
In this article, Natalie Sellar, Managing Associate at Addleshaw Goddard, explores the legislative framework in place, consequences of non-compliance, and practical considerations.
 
“Accidental ignition” fire damages 11 vehicles at Bristol Airport
A fire broke out on Sunday 10 December at Bristol Airport’s carpark, damaging 11 vehicles, said to be caused by an “accidental ignition”.
 
 
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