Sheriff rules 'number of defects' led to fatal Cameron House Hotel fire
An inquiry has made recommendations after ruling “a number of defects” led to a fatal hotel fire which killed two guests on the banks of Loch Lomond.
They include that hotel operators should have “robust procedures” for the removal of hot ash from open fires and that “clear and robust arrangements” are in place for promptly ensuring all persons are accounted for. The final recommendation is that Scottish Fire and Rescue Service should reduce the time period between a fire safety audit inspection and the issue of a written outcome report.
“Precautions which could reasonably have been taken which might realistically have resulted in the deaths or the accident resulting in the deaths being avoided have been identified.
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