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well done & thank you margaret for being our spokeswoman, not forgetting jaysay too.
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Hyndburn Homes are really (nasty word erased).
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A cost of replacement locks was asked for by the Neighbourhood Management Section, the Asset Management section spoke to the fire service to clarify the situation and they agreed the work after suggesting that lack of locks constituted an an increased (if small) risk of arson. The locks would have been replaced with or without further fire service input, the only question was where to find the money. The replacement will start at the top of Heron Way. |
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The regulations are quite different. Hyndburn Homes do not have HMOs which are properties that consist of one or more units of living accommodation not consisting of a self contained flat or flats; |
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Has someone made a mistake? |
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Looks like the hyndburn homes propaganda machine is swinging into action,
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The regulations prohibit the fitting of a locking device on the /final exit door which, if operated, requires a key release to open it from the inside. This would exclude the use of standard mortice deadlocks if they can be operated from the inside. They specify that exit from the flat is achieved by the operation of a single action release, opening being accomplished by means of a handle or thumb turn. If a fatality occured because of an incorrect lock I'm sure everyone would have been on the case. |
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And......I don't deal in propaganda, just facts. |
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If a discussion had taken place you would have known your customers felt you would be putting them at risk and you could have found an alternative solution first. As it is you have suffered a massive humiliation and now look like an uncaring landlord. Will you be putting solutions in place so you don't repeat this mistake and discuss future plans and listen to your customers? |
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First remove the risk, fire safety, then address the lesser risk. RSLs understand that they have to do some unpopular things and that newspapers, forums etc are always quick to jump on 'bad news' stories. That's the world we live in. Hyndburn Homes does listen to customers, involve them in estate inspections, have working groups for policies and procedures, a tenant group that reviews all policies before beimg put to our Board, which, incidently includes tenants as the biggest single group. |
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Did the Fire Brigade specifically ask for none lockable handles to be fitted and was a comprehensive risk assessement done on the possible effects of fitting none lockable handles to communal doors that can be accessed by the public in general?
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