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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
A pub landlord has been successfully prosecuted for ten separate breaches of fire safety legislation, which meant his pub had failed to meet the legal standards for fire safety. The charges were brought under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2006 (RRO) against Paul Dailey, the proprietor of the ...
Case | 1 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
...05, irrespective of the numbers employed there. Had a competent assessment been undertaken, it is likely that the breaches mentioned in this case would have figured in the findings along with professional advice on how to remedy them. As for the cost of a professional assessment, most average pub inspections and reports work out about the same as a few nights hotel accommodation !! Mike Kane fireuk@msn.com
Comment | 3 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
Small business owners in particular appear to remain in ignorance of the RRO and its implications. For the sake of the small cost of bringng in a 'third party acredited' Fire Protection Company and getting their advice it has cost this gentleman £8000 and his reputation as a reputable business man.
Comment | 1 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
David, it's somewhere in between............... But seriously, (although there are variations dependent upon local factors) if a landlord in an average pub is being asked to pay more than, say, £200 for a full professional assessment, then they're possibly being taken for a ride. Unfortunately there are those out there who are on this band wagon and who are basically creaming it from small businesses who are not sure what to do. In the case of "sel...
Comment | 4 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
Mike, I guess at the end of the day it depends on what Hotel you like to stay in, be it the Ritz or the Dog & Duck?
Comment | 4 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
There is no requirement to have a third party caeey out the fire risk assessment and for simple premises the guidance provded by both Westminster and Holyrood is reasonably straight forward to use so long as it is approached honestly and in a manner not mainly designed to avoid cost.
Comment | 3 Jul 2008
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Pub landlord prosecuted for ten breaches of fire safety legislation
Graham, most small business owners either can't afford to get a contractor in, or they think it will never happen to them, this case I feel falls into the latter.
Comment | 2 Jul 2008
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3 strikes and your fire's not out!
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Magazine issue | 8 Nov 2007
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It’s a WRAP
..., in the words of Joan Walley MP, Chair of the influential Environmental Audit Committee, that the Government's attitude to climate change is `schizophrenic.' A damning verdict on the Government's progress so far in becoming the `Greenest government ever' was also the conclusion of a 48-page report published by Christian Aid. `Climate Check, an analysis of the Government's delivery of its low carbon commitments', found that the Government has delivered good progress on only seven of its 29 low carbon commitments and is failing to deliver on six, three of which the Treasury has responsibility to d...
Magazine issue | 2 Nov 2011
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What is reasonable adjustment?
...nage your workplace DECEMBER 2006/JANUARY 2007 ISSUE 23 Reasonable? Two years on from the implementation of DDA Part III, have attitudes to accessibility improved at all? Highly commended: PPA Magazine of the Year 2005 & 2006 -- interactive business and professional Highly commended: AOP Online Publisher of the Year 2005 -- business IN EVERY ISSUE: EMPLOYMENT LAW, HEALTH & SAFETY, PREMISES MANAGEMENT CONTENTS Legal calendar 06 Forum 07 Reasonable? 08 Check that you are ready for all the events and legal developments taking place in December '06 and January '07. Thoughts and opinions from ...
Magazine issue | 1 Dec 2006
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2005: getting to grips with the legal year ahead
...com A new start... Editor Consulting editor Kelly Mansfield T. 01223 431 054 Mark Eltringham Ian Faulkner monkeyfodder.com Isla Jordan Jules Dann Ben Daft T. 01223 431 060 T In the heat of the moment can you be sure you've picked the right firm? Sub-editor Design Photography Advertising sales Publisher Contributors Ciaron Dunne Martin Brewer Ciaron Dunne George Bebbington Mark Eltringham Kathryn Gilbertson Carolyn King John Macauley Eliza O'Driscoll Kim Pattullo David Sharp Gabriella Wright Circulation 7,000 (ISSN 1745-0160) Workplace Law Magazine is only available by subscription. Price ...
Magazine issue | 15 Dec 2004
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Smoking ban special
...velopments, the effect the smoking ban has will depend largely on the nature and size of your business. The issues for a college campus with numerous buildings will not be the same for an SME with just one office. But the important point to recognise is that it isn't just licensed establishments -- pubs and clubs -- who will be affected, although there's no denying the implications of the ban will be greater for these types of business. All businesses should now be considering whether smoking in -- or even outside -- the workplace is currently taking place and, therefore, what measures they will ...
Magazine issue | 1 Jun 2007
