The Nottinghamshire mum of a toddler who died in a fire has been to Westminster in her fight to tighten the law on caravan safety. Natasha Broadley, 35, tragically lost her daughter Louisiana Brooke-Dolan, two, when a fire broke out in their holiday caravan on Sealands Caravan Park, Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire in August 2021.
Natasha travelled to London on Tuesday, June 27, with her MP Robert Jenrick, as part of her campaign to introduce more mandatory health and safety measures for caravans. The measures would be in addition to current laws that say caravan owners should have working smoke alarms fitted and the correct boiler certification.
As the law stands, those renting out a caravan or holiday home need to follow basic fire safety precautions, such as a working smoke alarm. Ms Broadley is campaigning with Mr Jenrick's help to ensure that the regulations around this are more stringent and that owners take responsibility to ensure they are following the rules and keeping people safe.
