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GuideMain useOffices and shopsISBN: 978 0 33709 718 8Offices and retail premises (including individual units within larger premises, e.g. shopping centres).Factories and warehousesISBN: 978 0 33709 723 2Factories and warehouse storage premises.Sleeping accommodationISBN: 978 0 33709 717 1Residential care premisesISBN: 978 0 33709 724 9Educational premisesISBN: 978 0 33709 725 6All premises where the main use is to provide sleeping accommodation, e.g. hotels, guest houses, B&Bs,hostels, residential training centres, holiday accommodation and the common areas of flats, maisonettes,HMOs and sheltered housing (other than those providing care – see Residential care premises), but excludinghospitals, residential care premises, places of custody and single private dwellings.Residential care and nursing homes, common areas of sheltered housing (where care is provided) and similarpremises, which are permanently staffed and where the primary use is the provision of care rather thanhealthcare (see Healthcare premises).Teaching establishments ranging from pre-school through to universities, except the residential parts (seeSleeping accommodation).Small and medium places of assemblyISBN: 978 0 33709 722 5Smaller public houses, clubs, restaurants and cafés, village halls, community centres, libraries, marquees,churches and other places of worship or study accommodating up to 300 people.Large places of assemblyISBN: 978 0 33709 726 3Theatres, cinemas and similar premisesISBN: 978 0 33709 720 1Larger premises where more than 300 people could gather, e.g. shopping centres (not the individual shops),large nightclubs and pubs, exhibition and conference centres, sports stadia, marquees, museums, libraries,churches, cathedrals and other places of worship or study.Theatres, cinemas, concert halls and similar premises used primarily for this purpose.Open air events and venuesISBN: 978 0 33709 721 8Open air events, e.g. theme parks, zoos, music concerts, sporting events (not stadia – see Large places ofassembly), fairgrounds and county fairs.Healthcare premisesISBN: 978 0 33709 719 5Premises where the primary use is the provision of healthcare (including private), e.g. hospitals, doctors’surgeries, dentists and other similar healthcare premises.Transport premises and facilitiesISBN: 978 0 33709 727 0Animal premises and stablesISBN: 978 0 33709 728 7Transportation terminals and interchanges, e.g. airports, railway stations, transport tunnels, ports, bus andcoach stations and similar premises but excluding the means of transport (e.g. trains, buses, planes andships).Agricutural premises, stables, livery yards and stables within zoos, large animal sanctuaries or farm parks.Supplementary GuidesFire Safety Law – The evacuation ofdisabled people from buildingsISBN: 978 0 33709 716 4Fire Safety Law – Are you aware of yourresponsibilities?This guide is a supplement to be read alongside other guides in this series. It provides additional informationon accessibility and means of escape.This guide provides an overview to the changes to fire safety law.ISBN: 978 0 33709 715 7Published by TSO (The Stationery Office) and available from:Onlinewww.tsoshop.co.ukMail, telephone, fax and emailTSOPO Box 29, Norwich NR3 1GNTelephone orders/general enquiries: 0870 600 5522Order through the Parliamentary Hotline Lo-Call 0845 7 023474Fax orders: 0870 600 5533Email: customer.services@tso.co.ukTextphone: 0870 240 3701TSO@Blackwell and other accredited agentsCustomers can also order publications from:TSO Ireland16 Arthur Street, Belfast BT1 4GDTelephone orders/general enquiries: 028 9023 8451Fax orders: 028 9023 5401 £8.50