Health and safety information for tenants

1. Our Fire Policy was approved in November 2025, and will be reviewed every two years (or sooner, if there any changes to the relevant legislation or regulations)
2. Our Fire safety in your home leaflet provides householders with advice on fire safety in the home, fire door safety, oxygen safety in the home and fire safety outdoors

Evacuation procedures

It is really important that you know what the evacuation procedures are for your home, and the building you live in - and that you know what to do in the event of a fire.

If you live in a flat, block, or building, you can find your evacuation procedure on the fire action notices that are displayed in communal areas.

• Resident fire safety information if your fire action notice says 'Stay Put'
• Resident fire safety information if your fire action notice says 'Simultaneous Evacuation'
• Resident fire safety information if your fire action notice says 'Stay Put in resident accommodation, Simultaneous Evacuation from communal areas'
• Leaseholder fire safety information if your fire action notice says 'Stay Put' 
• Leaseholder fire safety information if your fire action notice says 'Simultaneous Evacuation' 

If you have a fire in your home, evacuate immediately and call 999.