Show Notes
Danielle Jones' seven-year-old son Harvey Trryell was killed in September 2018 after being electrocuted in a family pub.
The owner had been stealing electricity and his brother-in-law had installed the wiring, which was described by an expert as 'the most dangerous thing I've seen in 40 years'.
Danielle is now fighting for change for all of us, to keep us safe from illegal and unsafe electricity in public places.
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Health and Safety Executive (HSE): Report commercial, industrial, or public safety electrical hazards directly to the HSE Reporting Service by calling their helpline at 0300 003 1647. Call 105 to connect to your local electricity supplies to report an emergency. Call 999 if there is an immediate threat to life.
For more information on reporting individuals or companies who you are concerned about please see here: https://www.electricalsafetyroundtable.co.uk/england-wales-scotland.aspx
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