Fire safety news

A 14th century ‘luxury’ wedding venue has paid more than £23,000 after pleading guilty to nine fire safety offences.

BTE Systems' Jason Burke will attempt a 150-mile race across the Sahara in aid of the Fire Fighters charity

A gas pipe fire at a steelworks has led to a second safety conviction in just over a month for TATA steel

London Fire Brigade have saved over £9m over the last four years by dramatically reducing the number of false alarm calls attended, according to new figures released

A huge fire near the BBC’s television centre closes underground stations and main road into London as a huge plume of smoke is sent across West London

National art museum, The Wallace Collection, is to become one of the first buildings to have the new Gent by Honywell hybrid radio fire alarm system installed

Kentec have provided fire control panels for a prestigious new five million euro residential care home in Malta

Honeywell have been awarded a £13.2 million contract to provide a fire alarm system at Heathrow Terminal 2, as part of a £1 billion refurbishment

The Olympic year is now just days away, and work on much of the site in London is complete. We look at some of the fire protection measures in place

EMS provide a wireless solution for an ancient problem, with a new installation at the Roman Baths

Chubb Fire & Security says it has cut emissions of volatile organic compounds commonly found in paint solvents by 84% at its portable extinguisher manufacturing plant in Manchester.

C-Tec has been nominated as one of the UK’s outstanding examples of manufacturing excellence for the Made in Britain initiative.

ADT Fire and Security has launched a ceiling tile adapter to help electrical contractors save time on site when installing fire detectors. Specifically designed to be mounted onto a suspended...

Security and fire protection services provider – Chubb – has created a virtual university. The learning facility will develop managers helping them graduate with an...

The Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) is the first UK body to offer a UK Accreditation Service (UKAS) - accredited scheme - for testing and approving visual alarm devices.