Listed buildings: Grade I listed buildings x 15, Grade II listed buildings x 47, Grade II listed buildings x 343.Д¬onservation Areas and locally listed buildings x 554.

Historic EnglandвЂ™s research in 2019 indicates that there were over 1,000 incidents requiring Fire & Rescue attendance including: While heat and smoke are obviously detrimental, the water used to fight the fire can cause problems too, along with the impact of having a building exposed to the elements.

Historic England describes the fire as вЂprobably the most devastating of disastersвЂ™ for protected buildings. The blaze was a stark reminder that hundreds of years' worth of legacy can be turned to ashes and destroyed in mere minutes. The twelfth-century Catholic treasure had been undergoing renovations at the time, although after a lengthy investigation, the cause of the fire was still fairly inconclusive. The world watched in great sadness and shock as flames engulfed ParisвЂ™ Notre Dame - one of the most famous and culturally significant buildings of our time. John Harrison, Sales and Marketing Director at Ramtech, discusses the fire protection challenges associated with heritage projects and how they can be safeguarded from the risk of fire thanks to innovative wireless fire safety technology. Losing any building to a fire is always a tragedy - but when there is a wealth of history or significance also at stake, the loss is irreplaceable. Apart from the MoI organisations вЂ“ Guardia Civil and National Police вЂ“, several other users have joined SIRDEE: the Traffic Police, the Royal House, the Prime MinisterвЂ™s Cabinet, the Emergency Military Unit (UME), the Spanish Navy, the Galicia Region Autonomous Police, the Torrelavega Local Police and Fire Brigade and the Cantabria Region Civil Protection Service, as well as the Balearic Islands and LogroГ±o. Organisations using SIRDEE expressed their complete satisfaction with the level of service in this difficult situation.Дeployed since 2000, the SIRDEE network is the national mobile voice and data communications network based on an infrastructure of TETRAPOL digital security radio communications technology supplied by Cassidian. The occupation rate of the traffic channels rose from 20% to 72%, a 360% increase.Дespite a considerable increase compared to the number of terminals usually logged in the area, SIRDEE was able to maintain normal service with total customer satisfaction, said network operator Telefonica. Instead of the usual 20 individual calls per hour, the system had to handle 128, a 640% increase. The number of group communications in the network tripled. Right after the earthquake, the number of public security professionals working in the area increased so greatly that the system had to deal with 264% more users. On May 11, 2011, the Spanish town of Lorca suffered a double earthquake. No problems were detected in the network and all users could rely on the SIRDEE network and focus on their important tasks. While the public mobile networks suffered severely from heavy traffic which made communication very difficult for the population, all SIRDEE communications worked perfectly. The SIRDEE (Sistema de Radiocomunicaciones Digitales de Emergencia del Estado) network, based on CassidianвЂ™s TETRAPOL technology, played a significant role in organizing and coordinating emergency services during the recent earthquake in Spain. No problems were detected in the networks enabling SIRDEE to provide normal services

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