Smoking has been banned in enclosed public spaces across the UK for many years. The legislation was first introduced in Scotland in March 2006, followed by Wales in early April 2007, Northern Ireland later that same month, and finally England in July 2007. The ban makes it illegal to smoke in any enclosed space that is not a private residence. This includes a wide range of environments, from workplaces such as offices and factories to public venues including shopping centres, airports, and restaurants.
Even before the nationwide legislation, smoking had already been prohibited in many settings, particularly in schools, hospitals, and government buildings, where health and safety were a priority.
To support enforcement of these regulations and promote healthier indoor environments, Acorn Fire & Security stocks a range of advanced anti-smoking and vaping detection devices suitable for a variety of premises.
Smoking has been banned in enclosed public spaces across the UK for many years. The legislation was first introduced in Scotland in March 2006, followed by Wales in early April 2007, Northern Ireland later that same month, and finally England in July 2007. The ban makes it illegal to smoke in any enclosed space that is not a private residence. This includes a wide range of environments, from workplaces such as offices and factories to public venues including shopping centres, airports, and restaurants.
Even before the nationwide legislation, smoking had already been prohibited in many settings, particularly in schools, hospitals, and government buildings, where health and safety were a priority.
To support enforcement of these regulations and promote healthier indoor environments, Acorn Fire & Security stocks a range of advanced anti-smoking and vaping detection devices suitable for a variety of premises.