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Fire Safety Inspection Reports: 18 February 2005

 

FOI/EIR Request (18 February 2005)
Refusal notice (17 March 2005_
Request for Internal Review – 13 April 2005
Result of Internal Review (9 May 2005)
Appeal to Information Commissioner (6 June 2005)

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