Government seeks 'Fire kills' campaign support from B&Q and Homebase
02 Dec 2010 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
DIY retailers B&Q and Homebase are among brands set to be approached by the government to help deliver a fire prevention campaign.
Property website Zoopla.co.uk has raised £3.25m to invest in a fresh advertising push in January.
DIY retailers B&Q and Homebase are among brands set to be approached by the government to help deliver a fire prevention campaign.
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