Other health effects can show up years after a single exposure as well as long or repeated periods of exposure. These effects, which include some respiratory diseases, heart disease, and cancer, can be severely debilitating or fatal. It is important to try to improve the indoor air quality in your home even if symptoms are not noticeable.
Written in 2/4 time, it is of surprisingly recent origin, and was published first around 1911 as Scotland, The Brave!!!, and has been dated from around 1891-95, although the sentiment dates back to at least the 1820s.
Scotland was the first country in the United Kingdom to adopt national regulations. The Building (Scotland) Act in 1959 created the power to do so. The first set of Building Regulations was published in 1963 and came into force in 1964.England and Wales followed suit. The Public Health Act of 1961 was the statutory instrument and the first regulations were published in 1965.hese issues were tackled in a set of building regulations usually dated to 1189, and certainly earlier than 1216. The greatest hazard was fire. After a major fire in 1212, thatched roofs were banned in London by the city's first mayor, Henry Fitzailwin.