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Fire Safety for the Home
In Leicestershire, there were 4649 fires in the home last year.
Most fires which happen in the home start accidentally. By following a few basic steps you can stop these fires from happening - you are responsible for fire safety in your home.
For information and help relating to deliberate fire setting visit our Arson Task Force page, click here. Help and guidance is available for juvenile fire setting problems through our Firecare program. To find out more, click here
Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service have just increased the number of Community Service Advisors we employ so we can extend our Home Fire Safety Check Service into more rural areas. To find out more click here
If fire breaks out - get out, stay out and call 999 - don't try to tackle fire yourself. (for more information on how to make a 999 call, click here)
Use the links below to our top tips on fire safety in the home.
Barbeque Safety Guide
(PDF 20.9KB)
Candles Safety Guide
(PDF 18.1KB)
Chimney Safety Guide
(PDF 18.4KB)
Christmas Light Safety Guide
(PDF 19KB)
Cooking Fire Safety Guide
(PDF 20.9KB)
Diva Light Safety Guide
(PDF 17.9KB)
Electric Blankets Safety Guide
(PDF 20.6KB)
Electrical Appliances Safety Guide
(PDF 22.5KB)
Faulty Heating Systems Safety Guide
(PDF 21KB)
Fire Extinguishers Safety Guide
(PDF 20KB)
Fire in the Home Safety Guide
(PDF 22.4KB)
Fireworks Safety Guide
(PDF 17.8KB)
Furniture Safety Guide
(PDF 20.1KB)
Lighting Safety Guide
(PDF 13.1KB)
Open Fires Safety Guide
(PDF 17.6KB)
Paraffin Heaters Safety Guide
(PDF 18.2KB)
Portable Heaters Safety Guide
(PDF 17.5KB)
Rubbish Safety Guide
(PDF 18KB)
Smoke Alarms Safety Guide
(PDF 18.6KB)
Smoking Safety Guide
(PDF 18.6KB)
Solid Fuel Heaters Safety Guide
(PDF 17.5KB)
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