Image: Grenfell Tower (Dreamstime)
The Scottish government has announced a new public consultation calling for views on how to simplify guidance on fire safety in high-rise flats.
The move comes as part of the Scottish Government’s response to the Grenfell Tower fire in London in 2017 and will seek views on proposals for a public information campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of leaving rubbish or unwanted items in common areas within high-rises.
Minister for community safety Ash Denham said: “The tragic events at Grenfell Tower emphasised how important building and fire safety is. In Scotland we have stringent regulations but are committed to further improving the safety of those living in high-rise flats.
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