Fire Incident report for property

EchoLocation

MisterB1959 wrote: »

unless thing have changed since I left, you can obtain something known as an 'extract' fire report, which just gives some details, but not all. the fire report probably wouldn't make any comment re access or lack of it, unless it contributed significantly to abnormal fire spread.


again, unless things have changed, we never had a problem with access, other than where a positive attempt had been made to keep everyone out

I found a 'Request incident report' form that I've now submitted. It's not the end of the world if there's no mention of the access problems.

EchoLocation

Cheeky_Monkey wrote: »

I was hoping you were going to say 'a load of rubbish/junk' then you could've had a bonfire! Alternatively, report them for flytipping.

Do you know why your neighbour has installed the locked gate? If it's a padlock and it's 'on your side', have you got any bolt cutters?

Trouble is the 'junk' is all metal, so it might take me a while to set light to that!

It's not so much the gate and junk that I'm concerned about as that's comparatively easily moved/resolved; it's the plans to build over it permanently that have really annoyed me. And as much I don't particularly care for the neighbours, I don't really want to make them have to pay to take town what they've had built; but they leave me no option unless I can prevent it before it's built.

PasturesNew

EchoLocation wrote: »

... any mention is made of the inability to access the rear of the property due to a passageway being blocked....

I doubt that's very relevant. Many long, entire roads of, terraces have no rear access - with the bottom of their garden adjoining the bottom of the gardens in the next road.

PasturesNew

I can get Planning Permission to build in the Queen's garden. That doesn't give me any right to march up to her lawn and start digging my footings.

Cheeky_Monkey

I'm sorry I can't be of any help to you but wish you luck in your fight which I hope you win.