Freedom of information (FOI) releases from LFB

This is a disclosure log of London Fire Brigade's responses to freedom of information (FOI) or environmental information regulations (EIR) requests that might be of wider public interest.

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  1. Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I'd like to request a copy of the latest fire safety inspection report for Flat 1–32 Greenacre Gardens, Walthamstow, London E17 9EX. The report was submitted by xxxxx in or around May 2026. I am a resident of the property and seeking a copy of the report in order to discuss installing a stairlift with other residents who share the communal stairs. xxx has advised us that no deficiencies were found in relation to having a stairlift, but that we'd need to submit an FOI request to have the full report. If my request is likely to exceed the appropriate cost limit, or if you require any further clarifications, let me know.

    Published: 28 July 2026

  2. The Quant Building, 6 Church Hill, London, E17 3AG Please provide: - Full FRA logged in January (The LFB inspector stated that the Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) scrutinised, was dated January2025 and was seen to be suitable and sufficient). - Confirmation that there is a log of inspection reports / correspondence between yourselves and Hilton Grove from May 2023 to date. - Any action plans issued resulting from these assessments.

    Published: 28 July 2026

  3. Please find attached my formal request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 in relation to complaint reference C/19079.. Inspection Records – 30 March 2026 – Safaa Motors. 2 Fire Risk Assessments 3. Decision-Making – “No Immediate Enforcement Action” 4. LC Energy – Consideration and Reasons for Absence of Audit 5. Internal Correspondence – Decision of 30 March 2026 6. Complaint Handling – Prioritisation and Allocation 7. Evacuation Assessment 8 Previous Inspection Records. 9 Enforcement History see full details on the documents

    Published: 27 July 2026

  4. I am writing regarding the ongoing issue of repeated false fire alarms at Wheeler House (reference: N226FG). I was informed by your officers in 2025 that the Fire Brigade had attended our building on at least 11 occasions during 2025 in response to false fire alarms. Unfortunately, despite these repeated attendances, the problem has continued into 2026, with residents continuing to experience unnecessary evacuations and disruption. I currently have an active complaint with the Ombudsman concerning this matter, and I require information from the Fire Brigade to assist with that investigation. I would therefore be grateful if you could provide: - A report detailing the investigation undertaken by the Fire Brigade into the repeated false fire alarms at Wheeler House, including any findings, recommendations, or correspondence with the building owner or managing agent. - A tally of the total number of Fire Brigade attendances to Wheeler House for false fire alarms, including those in 2025 and 2026 (or for any other period for which records are available). - Details of any actions or advice issued to the responsible persons for the building to address the recurring false alarms. Given the significant number of unnecessary callouts over an extended period, I believe it is important to understand what investigations have been carried out and what measures have been taken to resolve the issue. I would appreciate your response at your earliest convenience. If this request should instead be treated as a request under the Freedom of Information Act or any other applicable legislation, please advise me accordingly. Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to hearing from you. Please tell us as much information as you can about this matter

    Published: 27 July 2026

  5. This is a Freedom of Information request. With reference to the following London Fire Brigade staff support groups: Asian Fire Service Association (LFB chapter); BAME Staff Group; and the Emerald Society (Irish heritage group).Please provide the following: The total amount of public funding — including direct grants, budgetary allocations, use of London Fire Brigade premises or resources, staff time, administrative support, and any other financial contribution — provided to each of the above groups in each of the last three financial years, broken down by group and financial year. Whether London Fire Brigade staff are permitted to carry out activities for any of the above groups during their normal contracted working hours and, if so, please provide a copy of any policy or guidance governing this arrangement, including any "protected time" or equivalent provision and its minimum duration. The number of hours recorded, monitored, estimated or otherwise reported to the London Fire Brigade in relation to activities undertaken for each group during contracted working hours, broken down by group and financial year.

    Published: 24 July 2026

  6. All historical fire risk assessments and environmental information assessments and any reports and incident reports in relation to Grand Union heights HA0 1LB.

    Published: 23 July 2026

  7. What high rise equipment does the LFB use, such as smoke curtains, High rise bags, PPvs? And what is the policies if so can these be provided?

    Published: 23 July 2026

  8. Sligo Fire Service in the West of Ireland. I'm writing in the hope of some assistance. I'm trying to gather information from larger fire authorities on how they respond to electrical vehicle fires in underground or multi-storey car parks, and how they deal with incidents involving solar panel battery fires. Any Standard Operating Guidelines or Procedures you have would be a great help.

    Published: 23 July 2026

  9. I request copies of all notices, technical reports, fire engineering reports, Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs), Pre-Occupation Fire Risk Assessments (POFRAs), specialist assessments, inspection reports, correspondence, meeting minutes, file notes and any other documents held by the London Fire Brigade relating to Grand Union Heights from 1 January 2023 to the date of this request - ( Since the building was built). This includes, but is not limited to:

    * Any Enforcement Notices, Alterations Notices, Prohibition Notices, or other formal notices issued or considered.

    * Any technical or specialist reports received, commissioned, reviewed or relied upon by the London Fire Brigade.

    * Any Fire Risk Assessments (FRAs), Pre-Occupation Fire Risk Assessments (POFRAs), fire engineering reports or other fire safety assessments.

    * Any inspection reports and records of site visits.

    * Any correspondence, emails, meeting minutes and notes between the London Fire Brigade and Sovereign Network Group (SNG) concerning the evacuation, fire safety, remediation works, enforcement action and proposed reoccupation of Grand Union Heights.

    Published: 23 July 2026

  10. Please could I request a fire safety audit completed at Hammond Court 20 watermill Lane N18 1FA.

    Published: 22 July 2026