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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Oliver Pridmore

Nottinghamshire mum 'filled with anger' as smoke alarms meeting to be held in memory of daughter

A Nottinghamshire mum who lost her daughter in a tragic caravan fire says she is filled with "anger and passion" as she fights to change safety laws. Natasha Broadley, 35, from Newark, has now secured a meeting with the Government and industry figures in her campaign to make it mandatory for all caravans to have smoke alarms fitted.

Louisiana Brooke Dolan died on August 23, 2021, at the age of just two, after a fire broke out in the caravan they were staying in at the Sealands Caravan Park in Ingoldmells. An inquest into the incident earlier this year found that the caravan's boiler had not had its gas certificate renewed for five months.

But the inquest heard a fault could not be established with the boiler that the owner should have known about. Lincolnshire Police have since confirmed there will be no criminal charges and East Lindsey District Council will not be prosecuting.

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