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What Changes Have Been Made to Fire Safety Legislation in 2025?
Fire safety rules evolve continuously, and in 2025, there are important updates that businesses and building managers need to know. Lee Fire & Security have distilled the most impactful legislative changes below to help you ensure your premises remain compliant and safe. Commercial Fire Safety Compliance Updates Mandatory Sprinkler SystemsImplementedIn Care Home Fire Safety New building regulations under Approved Document B now…
Read MoreThe Louvre Robbery: How The Heist Highlights The Critical Role Of CCTV + Alarm Integration
The recent robbery at the world-famous Louvre Museum in Paris has drawn global attention, not only for the audacity of the criminals but for the serious weaknesses it exposed in the museum’s security infrastructure. During the incident, masked intruders posing as construction workers stole eight priceless jewels from the Galerie d’Apollon in under eight minutes. …
Read MoreCCTV & Invacuation: How The Martyn’s Law Update is Reshaping Venue Security in the UK
In April 2025 the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025 (more commonly known as Martyn’s Law,) received Royal Assent and marked a key milestone in the United Kingdom’s approach to venue security. For business owners operating publicly accessible venues such as hospitality sites, entertainment centres, sports halls or retail outlets, it shifts the landscape. In…
Read MoreLee Fire & Security Achieves Cyber Essentials Accreditation
We are delighted to share that Lee Fire & Security has achieved Cyber Essentials accreditation – a government-backed certification that demonstrates our commitment to protecting our business, our systems, and, most importantly, our customers. What is Cyber Essentials? Cyber Essentials is a nationally recognised standard developed by the UK Government and the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). It focuses on five key areas of…
Read MoreSchool Security Systems in 2025: Meeting Government Standards with Smart Fire & Security Solutions
As technology and methods of compromising properties become more advanced, the expectations placed on vulnerable institutions like schools to ensure compliant protection continues to grow. Now more than ever, investing in robust, integrated fire and security solutions is vital. At Lee Fire & Security, we understand the unique security challenges schools face. With nearly four…
Read MoreThe Phasing Out of AFFF Foam Fire Extinguishers: What You Need to Know
During July 2025, one of the cornerstone changes in UK fire safety policy is changing. This is referencing the complete ban on Aqueous Film-Forming Foam (AFFF) fire extinguishers, which came into effect 4 July 2025. Why Are AFFF Extinguishers Being Banned? AFFF extinguishers have been widely used for tackling flammable liquid fires, but they contain…
Read MoreMPs highlight the need for further BESS Fire Safety Regulations
MPs highlight the need for further BESS Fire Safety Regulations The UK government has come under growing pressure from Members of Parliament to strengthen safety regulations for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). As a company specialising in fire safety solutions, Lee Fire & Security understands the importance of proactive regulation to protect businesses, communities and…
Read MoreGovernment Releases First Quarterly Grenfell Tower Inquiry Progress Report: What It Means for UK Businesses
In February 2025, the UK Government published the first Quarterly Thematic Update on its progress in implementing the recommendations from Phase 1 of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry. For business owners (particularly those in property management, construction, housing, hospitality, or facilities maintenance,) this report is more than a government update. It’s a clear signal that fire…
Read MoreBS 5839-1:2025: How Standards are Changing for Fire Alarms for Businesses
The UK’s principal fire alarm standard for non-domestic premises has been significantly updated. BS 5839-1:2025 is now in force, replacing the 2017 edition and bringing with it a host of important changes that affect system design, maintenance, and – crucially – legal responsibilities. Whether you manage a care home, oversee a school, or operate as…
Read MoreEaster Opening Hours April 2025
As Easter is almost here, the team at Lee Fire & Security would like to advise our customers of our Easter opening hours: Friday 18 April – CLOSED Monday 21 April – CLOSED Tuesday 22 April – Normal working hours resume 24/7 Out of Office Emergency Service remains operational throughout. Call out charges will vary.…
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