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East Lindsey officials consider tougher fire safety rules for caravan sites

11.05.2026 05:08 1 min 3 sources
LincolnshireWorld ENG + 2 more
East Lindsey officials consider tougher fire safety rules for caravan sites
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East Lindsey District Council is developing a plan to reduce fire risks on caravan sites. Proposed licence conditions include mandatory smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in each caravan, plus an app to alert emergency services about vulnerable occupants.

Authorities in East Lindsey (Lincolnshire) are considering tougher rules for caravan site owners following a series of fires. The proposed changes would require working smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors in every residential caravan as part of licence conditions.

The council is also developing an app to quickly inform emergency services about vulnerable people on site. According to reports, potential fines for non-compliance are also being discussed.

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East Lindsey officials considering tougher rules for caravan site owners

06.04.2026 LincolnshireWorld ENG

Tougher Rules for Caravan Sites in Lincolnshire

04.04.2026 Lincolnshire Live ENG

Officials considering tougher rules to prevent caravan fire tragedies

01.04.2026 LincsOnline ENG

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