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However, five years aftfter the initial ruling, 56%of businesses in England didn’t have the correct hazardous or emergency lighting and by 2019, there were still 44%of businesses that continue to flout the laws.


In contrast, according to Hilclare’s research,more than 92%of Scottish businesses have the correct emergency lighting - an increase of 60%from 2010.


DylanMansfield, group commercial sales director at Hilclare, commented: “The findings are extremely concerning. For almost half of businesses in


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