Care Home Guilty of Fire Safety Offences
20th May 2019
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The owner of a care home has been sentenced after admitting fire safety failures following a devastating fire. The cause of the fire was found
The owner of a care home has been sentenced after admitting fire safety failures following a devastating fire. The cause of the fire was found
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