Fireproofing questioned after blaze damages £60m revamp of Nottingham train station

By Jamie Harris2019-08-19T05:00:00

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Network Rail says some work at scheme was ‘not delivered to standard’

Network Rail has admitted that fire proofing work during the refurbishment of Nottingham railway station was “not delivered to standard” after a fire caused £5.6m-worth of damage last year.

Details of the problems emerged in a court case last week which saw a woman jailed for arson after accidentally setting fire to a sanitary bin in a woman’s toilet.

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