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We would like to request Historical fires and enforcement notices on Basildon Court, 28 Devonshire Street W1G 6PP. Under freedom of information Act 2000.
Published: 18 August 2026
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Please provide the following information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Premises: Peckham Levels Address: 95a Rye Lane, Peckham, London, SE15 4ST Date range: 1 January 2021 to the date of this request. I am requesting fire-safety regulatory information held by London Fire Brigade for the above premises. Please provide the following: 1. Record schedule / index Please provide a schedule or list of fire-safety regulatory records held for the premises during the date range, including, where held: * the date of each fire-safety audit, inspection, visit, reinspection or compliance check; * the type of record or visit; * the recorded outcome; * any risk rating, risk category or audit result; * whether any deficiency, advisory action, notice, follow-up action or enforcement action was recorded. 2. Fire safety audit, inspection and risk records Please provide copies of fire-safety audit reports, inspection reports, visit records, outcome letters, risk ratings, risk categorisations, audit outcomes or equivalent records for the premises during the date range. 3. Deficiency, advisory, action-plan and enforcement records Please provide copies of any records during the date range showing: * fire-safety deficiencies; * required remedial actions; * advisory actions; * schedules of works; * action plans; * informal enforcement action; * enforcement notices; * alteration notices; * prohibition notices; * confirmation of compliance or non-compliance. 4. Complaints, concerns and referrals Please provide records showing any complaints, concerns, referrals, reports or other recorded information received by London Fire Brigade during the date range relating to fire safety at the premises. This includes, where held, records concerning means of escape, fire exits, staircases, evacuation routes, emergency lighting, fire doors, fire alarms, signage, occupancy, crowd management, evacuation procedures, fire marshal arrangements or staff fire-safety training. 5. Follow-up, compliance and latest status records Please provide records of any follow-up action, reinspection, compliance monitoring, remedial action, confirmation of works, closure of issues, outstanding actions, or current open fire-safety matters relating to the premises. Please also provide the latest recorded fire-safety status for the premises, including the most recent audit / inspection outcome, current risk rating or categorisation, open issues, outstanding actions, or confirmation that no current issues are recorded. 6. Targeted correspondence, only where directly linked to the above Please provide correspondence between London Fire Brigade and relevant responsible parties only where that correspondence directly relates to the records requested above. This may include correspondence with the responsible person, premises operator, landlord, freeholder, managing agent, local authority, licensing authority, premises licence holder, or another public authority, but only where the correspondence directly concerns audit, inspection, deficiencies, enforcement, complaints, follow-up, compliance or fire-safety status at the premises. I do not seek personal data of private individuals. Please redact names, direct contact details, signatures and any other personal data where necessary. If any part of this request engages exemptions, please provide the non-exempt material and explain which exemptions are relied upon. If the request as drafted would exceed the applicable cost limit, please do not refuse the whole request without first considering the following narrower approach: 1. provide the record schedule / index requested at point 1; 2. provide any audit / inspection outcomes and risk ratings; 3. provide any deficiency, advisory, action-plan or enforcement records; 4. provide any follow-up, compliance and latest-status records; 5. advise how the remaining parts of the request can be refined under your duty to provide advice and assistance. Please provide the information electronically by email.
Published: 18 August 2026
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I am writing as a resident at the above-named building to raise a concern/enquiry regarding the fire safety compliance of the empty commercial units within the premises. This development was constructed in approx 2016 and to date the commercial units have remained empty. Butleigh House, Healum Avenue Southall Middlesex UB2 4WL I have been informed that these units are not currently fire compliant, specifically due to the absence of an installed fire sprinkler system used as a fire suppression. I understand this may be one of the reasons the units have remained unlet.
Published: 18 August 2026
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I am looking to find out about London Fire Brigade attendances at three King's College London-owned student accommodation sites: Great Dover Street Apartments, 165 Great Dover Street, Southwark, London, SE1 4XA Stamford Street Apartments, 127 Stamford Street, London, SE1 9NQ Wolfson House, 49 Weston Street, London, SE1 3RB Please could you provide the following information for the last five years (1 August 2021 to date), broken down by calendar year and by individual site: - The total number of incidents/mobilisations attended, broken down by year and by whether the call was to an automatic fire alarm (AFA)/unwanted fire signal, a confirmed fire, or another cause. - Of these, how many were confirmed as genuine fires and how many were recorded as false alarms. - Where recorded, the cause or classification code for each incident. - The date of each recorded incident. - Whether any charges have been levied against King's College London in connection with attendances at these addresses (for any reason), and if so, the amount and reason for each charge. - LFB's total gross revenue expenditure on operational response/fire-fighting activities for each of the last five financial years, and the total number of incidents attended by LFB in each of those years.
Published: 18 August 2026
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Dear Information Access Team, I am writing to request information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and, where applicable, the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. Please provide information concerning incidents attended by the London Fire Brigade at 93 Bradgate Road, London SE6 4TR, during the period 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2026. For each incident, please provide: 1. The date of the incident. 2. The broad incident category, such as: * fire; * false alarm; * special service; or * another broad category already used in your incident-recording system. 3. The number of fire appliances mobilised. 4. The number of fire appliances recorded as attending, if this is held separately. 5. The total number of incidents during the complete three-year period. Please also provide annual totals for: * 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024; * 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025; and * 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026. I am not requesting names, personal details, narrative incident reports, caller information, information identifying individual residents, or precise incident times. Please count each incident once, rather than counting each appliance mobilisation as a separate incident. If incident dates or categories cannot be disclosed because they could identify an individual, please provide the annual totals only. If annual totals cannot be disclosed, please provide a single total for the complete three-year period. If information is not held for the entire period, please provide it for the longest part of the requested period for which records remain available. Please consider partial disclosure, aggregation or redaction rather than refusing the request in full. If the request cannot be answered within the appropriate cost limit, please provide advice and assistance on how it could be refined.
Published: 18 August 2026
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1. Please state how many people your Service/Brigade employ at the end of each financial year? 2. How many disabled employees did your Service/Brigade employ at the end of each financial year? 3. Using the table below, can you please state the number of disabled employees in operational roles, control and non-operational/corporate service roles currently, 1 year ago and 5 years ago. 4. Which disability related data does your Service/Brigade collect from your employees? 5. Does your Service/Brigade collect any other categories or terminology used for disability and/or long-term health condition? 6. What is the disclosure rate (%) of your workforce concerning disability and/or health condition (including ‘no disability’) 7. In the box below, please describe your Service/Brigade experiences of collecting employee personal data relating to disability and/or long terms health conditions. 8. How successful is your Service/Brigade in attracting and recruiting disabled people across all roles? 9. Does your Service/Brigade monitor the total numbers of applicants that are successful and unsuccessful in the recruitment process during 2024/25? If so, please provide the relevant data below: 10. Does your Service/Brigade monitor the numbers of disabled applicants that are successful and unsuccessful in the recruitment process during 2024/25? If so, please provide the relevant data below: 11. Has your Service/Brigade used positive action in the past year? 12. Does your Service/Brigade target disabled people as part of your positive action? 13. If your Service/Brigade target disabled people through positive action, please provide any information that explains the interventions used and the impact (positive and negative) of these interventions. 14. Please describe the triggers (or drivers) that prompt your service to organise targeted recruitment and position action to attract more disabled applicants. 15. Please can you describe any position action activities you have organised and its impact on disabled people (Positive or Negative) 16. Does your Service/Brigade participate in the governments ‘Disability Confident’ scheme? 17. Does your Service/Brigade participate in any other disability related accreditations or benchmarking that helps promote inclusive recruitment and retention practices for disabled people? 18. Does your Service/Brigade using buddying schemes or mentoring to support disabled people during the application and recruitment process? 19. Please use this space to provide an additional information
Published: 18 August 2026
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Please find the attached historic fire search request for a far back as your database allows. Site Address: OSSORY ROAD, LONDON, SOUTHWARK, SE1 5ANGrid Reference: 534031, 177979 Please find below the site location plan for the above enquiry. We would be obliged if you could supply the following information:• Details of any fires reported at the address, including the following :o Dates of the fire(s)o Reference numbers associated with the incidents; o Nature and scale of the fire(s); and ,o use of the fire(s)• Details of the fire fighting fluids or materials used, including :o Whether PFAS containing fire fighting foams were used (please note that this is an important consideration for our desk study);o Whether just water was used ;o The volumes used to put out the fires o Details of any reported run-off into drains or the ground et
Published: 18 August 2026
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In line with the principles of the Pan-London Fire Safety Protocol, which encourages collaboration and information sharing between London Fire Brigade and local authorities to improve resident safety, we would be grateful if you could provide any available anonymised data relating to fire incidents within Croydon. Specifically, we are interested in the past 2 - 3 years of data (or more) containing: * The recorded causes of fire (e.g. smoking materials, cigarette lighters, batteries, cooking-related incidents, electrical faults, candles, etc.). * The number of incidents associated with each cause. * A breakdown of those incidents between: * Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) * Single-family dwellings/private houses and flats We are not requesting any personal data, addresses, occupant details, or other identifying information. Aggregated statistical information would be sufficient for our purposes. The intention is to use this information to identify common fire trends within the borough and help target prevention, engagement, and enforcement activity more effectively within the private residential sector.
Published: 18 August 2026
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I am writing on behalf of the Newell & Bravey Tenants Association, which represents residents of The Green Quarter development in Southall (London), to request information regarding an incident attended by the London Fire Brigade at the Phase 1 plant room. On 16 June 2026, residents received a communication from Pod Management (The Green Quarter Concierge Team) advising that an incident had occurred within the Phase 1 plant room. The communication stated that the incident involved a chemical contamination, that access to the Phase 1 car park had been restricted, and that the London Fire Brigade and specialist teams were in attendance. Residents were subsequently informed that the area had been assessed by the London Fire Brigade and specialist teams and declared safe, with the Phase 1 car park being reopened. As the recognised tenants’ association representing residents at the development, we are seeking to better understand the nature of the incident, any risks posed to residents, and the measures taken to ensure the ongoing safety of the building. We would therefore be grateful if you could provide the following information, where possible: * The date and time the London Fire Brigade attended the incident. * The nature of the incident and the chemical contamination or hazardous substance involved, if identified. * Whether there was any risk to residents, the building, or the surrounding area. * Whether any evacuation, exclusion zone, or other protective measures were required. * Whether the London Fire Brigade produced an incident report, operational debrief, or any recommendations following attendance. * If so, whether a copy of the report, or an appropriately redacted version, can be provided. * If the report cannot be disclosed in full, whether a summary of the findings and any safety recommendations can be shared. We appreciate that certain operational or personal information may be exempt from disclosure. However, we would be grateful for any information that can be shared to help reassure residents and provide greater transparency regarding the incident and the actions taken to ensure the safety of the development. If this request falls within the scope of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please treat this email as a formal Freedom of Information request. Thank you for your time and assistance. We look forward to your response. Kind regards, On behalf of the Newell & Bravey Tenants Association The Green Quarter
Published: 17 August 2026
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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please provide the following for the residential development at 123 Loughborough Park, Brixton, London SW9 8FU (blocks include Newson House), for the period 1 January 2021 to the date of this request: 1. The number of incidents attended by the London Fire Brigade at this address, broken down by date and incident type. 2. For incidents categorised as "shut in lift" releases or similar (persons trapped in a lift), the date, time of call, time of release, and the block or sub-address attended where recorded. 3. For any other non-fire incidents at this address (for example flooding or water-related callouts), the date and incident type. I do not require any personal data of individuals involved, only incident-level records. Please respond by email to this address.
Published: 14 August 2026
