 In June 2018, Mohammed Isaq, 56, of Hale Barns, pleaded guilty to nine charges relating to his failure to comply with the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005, and his failure to comply with an enforcement notice and failure to comply with a prohibition notice at his Haslington Hall.He was jailed for 20 months at Chester Crown Court for breaching serious fire safety rules.His company, Haslington Hall Ltd, where he was the major shareholder, also admitted the same breaches.