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    The Office Refurbishment Checklist Every London Business Should Have

The Office Refurbishment Checklist Every London Business Should Have

stern2026-05-07T09:03:59+01:00

You've signed the lease extension. The board's approved the budget. Now you're staring at a half-empty floor plate wondering where to start.

The Office Refurbishment Checklist Every London Business Should Havestern2026-05-07T09:03:59+01:00
  • Electrician using a multimeter to test a socket
    EICR Testing for London Landlords: What You Actually Need to Know

EICR Testing for London Landlords: What You Actually Need to Know

stern2026-05-07T09:03:55+01:00

If you rent out property in England, you've needed an Electrical Installation Condition Report every five years since June 2020. Not a recommendation. Not best practice.

EICR Testing for London Landlords: What You Actually Need to Knowstern2026-05-07T09:03:55+01:00
  • Fire alarm control panel inside a commercial building
    Fire Alarm Grades L1 to L5 Explained: Which One Does Your Building Need?

Fire Alarm Grades L1 to L5 Explained: Which One Does Your Building Need?

stern2026-05-07T09:03:58+01:00

You can't just stick a few smoke detectors on the ceiling and call it compliant. Fire alarm systems are graded L1 through L5 in BS 5839-1, and each category defines how m…

Fire Alarm Grades L1 to L5 Explained: Which One Does Your Building Need?stern2026-05-07T09:03:58+01:00
  • Portable appliance testing equipment in office
    PAT Testing in the UK: What’s Actually Required (and What Isn’t)

PAT Testing in the UK: What’s Actually Required (and What Isn’t)

stern2026-05-07T09:03:56+01:00

PAT testing gets talked about like it's a legal requirement written in stone. It isn't. There's no law that says "thou shalt PAT test every 12 months", but there is a le…

PAT Testing in the UK: What’s Actually Required (and What Isn’t)stern2026-05-07T09:03:56+01:00
  • Lit green emergency exit sign in a corridor
    Emergency Lighting Compliance: BS 5266 in Plain English

Emergency Lighting Compliance: BS 5266 in Plain English

stern2026-05-07T09:03:57+01:00

BS 5266 is the rulebook for emergency lighting in the UK. It tells you where lights must go, how bright they need to be, how often you test them, and what records you kee…

Emergency Lighting Compliance: BS 5266 in Plain Englishstern2026-05-07T09:03:57+01:00
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