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£50,000 for an ignored notice: the fire door warning every building owner should read
An ignored improvement notice led to a £50,000 fine. What the Centenary Plaza case means for building owners and managers in Cornwall and Devon.
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An ignored improvement notice led to a £50,000 fine. What the Centenary Plaza case means for building owners and managers in Cornwall and Devon.
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Fire Door Safety Week is the national fire door awareness campaign. What it is, and how building owners across Cornwall and Devon can take part.
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From 30 September 2026, changes to Approved Document B take effect. What's changing, who it affects, and how to prepare your fire doors.
Guides
What drives the cost of a fire door inspection — and how to compare quotes properly. A guide for building owners across Cornwall and Devon.
Guides
Fire door management explained: inspect, install, certify and maintain. A building owner's guide to keeping fire doors compliant in Cornwall.
Guides
What actually happens during a fire door survey — a methodical, non-destructive, door-by-door assessment, and the report you receive at the end.
Guides
A fire door asset register is the logbook for your doors. What it records, why your building needs one, and how to create it.
Compliance
Are you the 'responsible person' for fire safety? Your fire door duties under UK law explained, and how to meet them with confidence.
Guides
Five of the most common fire door faults that fail an inspection — and why each one matters. Most are quick, affordable repairs, not write-offs.
Compliance
How often should fire doors be inspected? The legal minimums, recognised good practice, and how to set a schedule that fits your building.
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