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Fire Safety in England in 2026: What Responsible Persons Need to Know
Understand the key fire-safety responsibilities applying to businesses, landlords, building managers and Responsible Persons in England in 2026.
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Practical guidance for Responsible Persons, property professionals, managers and organisations responsible for premises in England.
8 articles
Risk assessmentFire Risk Assessments in 2026: Why an FRA Is Not a One-Off Exercise
Learn why Fire Risk Assessments must be recorded, regularly reviewed and connected to ongoing fire-safety management.
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Fire doorsFire Doors in 2026: Inspections, Routine Checks and the Replacement Myth
Current guidance on fire-door checks, professional inspections, older fire doors and when repair, further assessment or replacement may be appropriate.
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TrainingFire Safety Training: Why Generic Online Awareness Is Not Always Enough
Understand workplace fire-safety training requirements, refresher training, drills and why training should reflect the actual premises.
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TrainingFire Wardens and Fire Marshals: What Should They Actually Do?
A practical guide to Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals, including responsibilities, training, numbers required and evacuation duties.
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ManagementFrom Fire Risk Assessment to Fire Safety Management Plan: Closing the Implementation Gap
Learn how a Fire Safety Management Plan turns Fire Risk Assessment findings into responsibilities, procedures, monitoring and continual improvement.
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AssuranceFire Safety Audits: How Do You Know Your Fire Safety Arrangements Are Really Working?
Discover how independent Fire Safety Audits can test whether policies, inspections, training, maintenance and FRA actions are being implemented.
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ResidentialResidential PEEPs: New Fire-Safety Duties in England from April 2026
A guide to the Residential PEEP duties applying from 6 April 2026 to specified residential buildings in England.
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Editorial note: This information is provided for general educational purposes. It is not a substitute for a building-specific Fire Risk Assessment, professional fire-safety advice or legal advice. Requirements vary by jurisdiction, building, use, occupancy and risk. Unless stated otherwise, legislative discussion relates primarily to England. Last technical review: September 2026.
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