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See also:: Automatic fire alarms; Civil emergencies - emergency plan; Dangerous structures and public safety; Environmental services - out of hours emergencies; Food safety - illness and contamination; Food safety - inspections; Food safety - regulations; Infectious diseases - investigation; Licence - alcohol and entertainment; Licence - explosives; Licence - poisons; Licence - scaffolding and hoarding; Licence - storage of fireworks; Licence - storage of petroleum; MOT testing; Registration - food businesses; Registration - motor salvage operator; Trading standards - education

Fire certificates - hotels and boarding houses

Fire certificates are no longer issued since the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 or "the Fire Safety Order" came into force across England and Wales on 1 October 2006. For information about current regulations, please see the London Fire Brigade's website.