Random -> Fire Alarm

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This section is just a record of the fire alarms at Stamford Street Appartments starting from the 29th January 2005. Before this date, these must have been over 30 alarms in Stamford Street and I just want to keep a record of it for fun... lol. So the below gives the date and time of the fire alarms going off.

Saturday 29th January 2005 - 17:05 GMT
Tuesday 2nd February 2005 - 22:07 GMT
Tuesday 22nd February 2005 - 09:42 GMT
Friday 4th March 2005 - 06:23 GMT
Monday 14th March 2005 - 21:19 GMT
Monday 25th April 2005 - 16:15 GMT (17:15 BST)
Thursday 28th April 2005 - 14:10 GMT (15:10 BST)
Wednesday 4th May 2005 - 21:29 GMT (22:29 BST)
Tuesday 10th May 2005 - 13:43 GMT (14:43 BST)

That's it... no more updates to this since I no longer stay in Stamford Street... conclusion... virtually everyone in Stamford Street, including me are stupid... really, setting of this many alarms.. 9 of them that I have recorded... but I am sure altogether it is around 30 alarms that went of, if I included and recorded the ones before the 29th January... oh well

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