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Smoke alarmsFit a smoke alarm. This fire safety measure could save your life. You can get one for under £5 from a DIY, electrical or hardware shop. Some garages and supermarkets also sell them. Push the button! Not your luck!
In 2002, firefighters in England and Wales attended over 5,000 accidental house fires where alarms were fitted but failed to work. Find out more about the campaign on the DCLG's website (formerly ODPM). Follow our simple tips for buying and fitting a smoke alarm:
Free home fire safety checksWe're offering free home fire safety checks in your borough and free smoke alarms to those people who need them. Find out more about our Be Safe Sound campaign. Smoke alarms for the deafYou can also buy smoke alarms that have a vibrating pad or a flashing light if you have difficulty hearing. You can get more information from the Royal National Institute for the Deaf on 020 7296 8000. Send an ecardWhy not send your friends and family a reminder to buy a smoke alarm by sending them an ecard? It might help to save their lives! Remember a smoke alarm is useless if it doesn't have a battery or the battery is flat.
last updated: 2007-08-14
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