Fire safety in your home

1. Raise the alarm

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

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

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

Evacuation planning

Information about fire safety for those living in a flat, and what you should do if a fire should occur.

Fire safety in your flat

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