Stockwood Gardens is a purpose-built residential apartment complex. The development consists of 11 apartment blocks in total with a mix of undercroft and surface parking. The apartment blocks average from a height of 5-7 floors. 

Upon discovering a fire
Stockwood Gardens works on a Stay Put Policy. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessments (FRA)

Block A - White Rose Apartments - Pending

Block B - Thistle Apartments - Pending

Block C - Chestnut Apartments - Pending

Block D - Snowdrop Apartments - Pending

Block E - Ivy Apartments - Pending

Block F - Hawthorn Apartments - Pending

Block G - Garland Apartments - Pending

Block H - Bluebell Apartments - FRA Feb 2023

Block I - Heather Apartments - FRA Feb 2023

Block J - Juneberry Apartments - FRA Feb 2023

Block K - Blackthorn Apartments - FRA Feb 2023 

Grosvenor House is a detached former commercial building converted into residential apartments. The building consists of 7 floors including a large basement car park. 

Upon discovering a fire
Grosvenor House works on a Stay Put Policy. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - April 2024

The Lock Apartments is a former commercial building was converted into residential apartments. The building has 7 floors which contains a total of 54 apartments. 

Upon discovering a fire
The Lock Apartments works on a Stay Put Policy. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - October 2023 

The Old Works is a purpose-built residential development consisting of 4 apartment blocks. The complex contains 228 apartments with undercroft parking and 1 commercial unit. 

Upon discovering a fire
The Old Works has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Podium
Residents are advised to exercise caution when walking along the podium due to the ongoing landscaping and groundwork. 

If there are any concerns please get in touch with the team via the link below. 

Parking Controls

Over the next couple of weeks, the management company will also be assessing and enforcing parking controls. 

Fire Risk Assessment (FRA)
Birch House - August 2023
De Havilland - August 2023
Williams Lodge - August 2023
Bishops Building - August 2023

Castellum Apartments at Oxford House is a former commercial office building converted into 114 residential apartments. The apartments are situated across the ground, first, second and third floors with a commercial office space situated on the fourth floor. The development also features surface parking and communal gardens. 

Upon discovering a fire
Castellum Apartments has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Construction works
Current concerns relate to ongoing construction around the sides and rear of the building and on the top floor. Residents must exercise caution as trucks and equipment drive to and from the site and must not venture onto any fenced-off and signed areas, or anywhere where building works are being carried out.

Residents are advised to report any obstructions and hazards to their designated block manager via the customer portal.

Fire Risk Assessment - June 2023

Division House is a residential apartment block situated in Sheffield City Centre. The 39 apartments are situated across 3 floors above commercial and retail units. 

Upon discovering a fire
The Old Works has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - August 2023

Upon discovering a fire
The Old Works has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - July 2023

Queens House is a large residential apartment building containing a total of 99 individual apartments. The development is situated in Sheffield City Centre spanning across 6 floors and includes private parking. 

Upon discovering a fire
The Old Works has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - July 2023

The Residence is an exquisite residential development situated in the picturesque Chiltern Hills, nestled within the charming town of Saunderton. Formerly a commercial office building housing a renowned UK charity, the property has undergone extensive renovations to create 57 luxurious residential apartments, complete with a delightful communal courtyard and expansive grounds.

Upon discovering a fire
The Residence has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - July 2023

Boulevard View is a residential apartment complex situated on the outskirts of Bristol. The development consists of 164 individual residential apartments. The building was a former commercial office for a national supermarket chain. 

Upon discovering a fire
Boulevard View has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

There are no Fire or Health and Safety risks which require immediate action, all risks are under control and reviewed permanently. The recommendations of the previous FRA and H&SRA have been addressed or in progress.

The health and safety of our residents is paramount to MCR Homes. Please report if you see anything concerning and we will address the issues in a timely manner.

Fire Risk Assessment - February 2024

St. Bartholomew's Place boasts a collection of 86 exquisite residential apartments. This iconic building holds immense historical significance as one of the oldest former hospitals in the UK. With a remarkable revival, the development was rescued from desolation, and in 2018, an ardent restoration project commenced to breathe new life into the building's features.

Upon discovering a fire
The St Bartholomews Place has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment - April 2023

2024 - Pending

Feltham Court is a newly refurbished residential complex. The development consists of three main apartment buildings; the former magistrates building, Novus apartments a new detached apartment building and adjacent, The Annex building.

Upon discovering a fire
Feltham Court has a Stay Put Policy in place. There are measures put in place should a fire break out, it will stay contained in the apartment it starts in for up to an hour. The building is designed to resist fire, stop smoke from spreading and provide a safe means of escape. If the fire is discovered by a resident or visitor in an internal flat, the area containing the fire should be evacuated, and the emergency services contacted (Call 999). Residents are responsible for taking precautions and preventative measures against fire within their own dwelling, including but not limited to; fire blankets and replacing smoke detector batteries. If the fire is discovered in a communal area, the specific area containing the fire should be evacuated and the emergency services called.

By having a 'Stay Put' policy, it is not implied that those not directly involved who wish to leave the building should be prevented from doing so, merely that it is not necessary to have a full building evacuation. Nor does this preclude those evacuating a flat that is on fire from alerting their neighbours so that they can also escape if they feel threatened.

The following actions should be taken once a fire discovered

• Dial 999 and request attendance by the Fire Service. Resident gives their name, name of building, building address (as detailed in the title above), contact number and details of the fire. Never assume someone else has called 999 already.
  Raise the alarm by breaking the glass in one of the fire alarm call points situated at strategic locations around the building.
• Lifts are not to be used for evacuation, please use the front or rear fire escape stairwells to escape the building.
• Find the closest fire exit and calmly exit the building.
• If your exit is blocked by fire, please stay in the safest room after calling 999 and keep the door closed, and use towels or bedding to further reduce the smoke in the room.

Fire Risk Assessment (FRA)
Magistrates Building - January 2023 2024 - Pending
Novus Building - April 2023 - 2024 - Pending