Government to review car park safety regulations

Prime minister signals desire to prevent falls from multi-storeys

15-year-old Gabe Santer lost his life when he fell from a car park in Liverpool (family handout)

15-year-old Gabe Santer lost his life when he fell from a car park in Liverpool (family handout)

The government is preparing to conduct a call for evidence on minimum edge barrier heights in car parks.

The prime minister has promised to review safety standards in multi-storey car parks after hearing about the death of a 15-year-old boy after he fell from the top of a multi-storey car park in Liverpool.

Sir Keir Starmer told Parliament he wanted to prevent future tragedies after Labour MP Peter Dowd urged the PM to support a Private Member’s Bill he has introduced that seeks to...

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