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Crowne Plaza London Docklands, Royal Victoria Dock, Western Gateway, London E16 1AL. Following incident number: 184959-01092026 (on 01 September 2026): 5. Whether LFB undertook any subsequent fire-safety investigation, inspection or assessment of the hotel’s emergency response procedures. 6. Whether any recorded findings, recommendations, concerns or enforcement actions resulted from LFB’s involvement.
Published: 9 November 2026
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Request Please provide copies of any fire safety inspection / audit documents held by London Fire Brigade in relation to this building, including in particular: 1. the most recent Fire Safety Audit Report / inspection report for the building; 2. any Notification of Deficiencies issued in relation to the building; 3. any enforcement notice, alterations notice, or Article 31 notice served in relation to the building; 4. any covering letter or outcome letter summarising the result of the inspection or audit; and 5. if the audit or inspection is ongoing and the report is not yet finalised, confirmation of: * the date of the inspection/audit, * whether it has been completed, * whether any deficiencies or enforcement action were identified, and * when a final report is expected.
Published: 9 November 2026
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Dear Information Officer, I am writing to request information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Please provide the following recorded information held by the London Fire Brigade regarding the flat and balcony fire that occurred at Blueberry Court, Broadis Way / Lowen Road, Rainham, RM13 8JY on 24 October 2025 (Incident logged at approximately 05:45am): 1. Incident Timeline & Data logs: The complete Incident Recording System (IRS) log data, incident summary, and any detailed timeline recorded by responding crews or control room staff regarding the origin, timeline, and physical spread of the fire. 2. Fire Investigation / Materials Assessment: Copies of any post-incident fire investigation reports, structural/materials assessments, or internal investigator notes regarding the cause and spread of the fire. This includes any specific recorded assessments, sections, or mentions detailing whether external materials—specifically balcony timber decking—contributed to or factored into the vertical or horizontal spread of the flames. 3. Call-Out & Communication Logs: All mobilization data, radio logs, and incident command logs for this specific call-out. 4. Clarion Housing / False Alarm Communications: Copies of all correspondence, notices, telemetry data, or reports held by the LFB regarding false alarms, faulty sensors, or automated fire alarm communications linked to Blueberry Court or Clarion Housing at this location for the 12 months preceding the incident (24 October 2024 to 24 October 2025). 5. Visual Records: Copies of any incident photographs, thermal imaging captures, or video footage captured by LFB personnel or official equipment during the incident response and subsequent investigation. If a formal Fire Investigation Report is subject to a statutory fee or separate disclosure regime under Section 21 of the Act, please disclose the remaining parts of this request (such as the raw logs, email correspondence, and internal data entries) which do not fall under that regime. I would prefer to receive this information in an electronic format delivered to the email address provided. If any part of this request is withheld under an exemption, please specify which exemption applies and provide a breakdown of the redacted sections. Thank you for your time and assistance.
Published: 9 November 2026
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I am writing to make a formal request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR) regarding fire safety inspections, audits, and enforcement actions relating to the property specified above. Information Requested Please provide copies of all recorded information, documentation, and correspondence held by the London Fire Brigade (LFB) regarding , covering the period from 1 June 2025 to 12 March 2026. Specifically, this request includes (but is not limited to): 1. Initial Audit & Inspection Records: * The initial date on which LFB inspecting officers first conducted a fire safety audit or site visit at XX. * Copies of the initial inspection report, officer site notes, and risk assessments generated from that audit. 1. Pre-Notice Correspondence & Deficiency Reports: * Copies of all informal letters, deficiency notices, audit outcome letters, or Notification of Fire Safety Deficiencies issued to the owner, landlord, managing agent, or "Responsible Person" prior to formal enforcement service. * Details of the exact date(s) on which these documents were served or dispatched. 1. Formal Statutory Enforcement Notice Documentation: * A copy of the formal Enforcement Notice (or Prohibition/Alterations Notice) served on the Responsible Person. * The exact date of legal service of this notice on the Responsible Person/Freeholder. * Records confirming the date on which the entry was processed and uploaded to the LFB Public Enforcement Register (listed on 11 March 2026). 1. Subsequent Communications: * Copies of any written responses, appeal filings, compliance plans, or meeting notes between the Freeholder/Responsible Person (or their representatives) and the LFB following the inspection. If any parts of the requested records contain personal data (such as names or direct telephone numbers of individual staff members or third parties), please redact that specific personal data under Section 40 of FOIA / Regulation 13 of EIR rather than withholding the underlying structural, technical, or statutory safety records. Under statutory rules, I look forward to receiving your response within 20 working days. Thank you for your assistance.
Published: 9 November 2026
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Please provide statistics for the number of primary fires in dwellings, with a breakdown by cause - that is, by the categories of accidental or deliberate - for each London borough and for the City of London, for each calendar year, from 2020 to 2026 (to date). Please give the ‘accidental or deliberate’ split by percentage as well as by number, in each case. Please also give GLA totals and percentages for each year, and borough and City of London numbers and percentages as totals for the whole period 2020-2026.
Published: 6 November 2026
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this block of flats which has been deemed in need of Fire Remediation works under the Building Safety Act. Tower Point Sydney Road Enfield EN2 6SY (& 6SZ) To compound the issues, the freeholder via their estate management arm has installed a fire alarm that has produced around 50 false alarms from Jan 2024 to date. We are in disbelief that this situation is allowed to continue (2 more false alarms last night). I would like to see a record of the many dozens of LFB callouts. One of my fellow leaseholders was advised that the information is available via this page: https://data.london.gov.uk/dataset/london-fire-brigade-incident-records-em8xy However the interactive portal is not functioning, so I downloaded the xl file labelled "LFB incident data from 2024 onwards" - and sorted by postcode of incident location. There are only two incidents to our block showing (screenshot attached). Two questions: * Am I looking in the right place? * If so, why are there only 2 incidents showing when LFB has attended estimate 40-50 times in the period? * Can I please have the full log dating from Jan 2024 to present?
Published: 6 November 2026
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Incident number - 011791-17012026 - RECYCLING POINT AT ALDWYCH BUILDINGS, PARKER MEWS, LONDON, CAMDEN, WC2B 5NT I also request, as a separate request under FOIA and, where applicable, the Environmental Information Regulations, any recorded information showing whether LFB notified, reported or raised with Camden Council any concern about the emergency-access gate, emergency vehicle/personnel access or associated fire-safety risks arising from the incident of 17 January 2026. Please include any relevant correspondence, incident referrals, fire-safety notifications, recommendations or records of communication with Camden Council, where held. If no such communications are held, please confirm this. The effectiveness of emergency access to occupied residential premises is a significant safety concern. I would therefore appreciate particular attention to the gate-access issue in your review.
Published: 5 November 2026
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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I request the following information: 1) How many false calls (in which the fire brigade were deployed) were there across different London boroughs for the years: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 (as of now) 2) How much did each of these trips cost This information should be made available to me in electronic form if possible.
Published: 5 November 2026
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BLK20 402 TO 428, SUMMERWOOD ROAD, ISLEWORTH, TW7 7QY (Farynor ref: 25/249045) LFB Incident Number: 111337-13062026 - Please confirm whether London Fire Brigade identified any fire safety issues, defects or other contributing factors within the flat where the fire originated or elsewhere within the building. - Please confirm whether any enforcement, regulatory or other action has been taken or is being considered as a result of the fire.
Published: 5 November 2026
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I am requesting copies of all records relating to the inspection conducted by London Fire Brigade at 40 Chester Road, London, N17 6BY, including Flat X, on 10 July 2026 at approximately 10:30 am, jointly with Haringey Council's Private Sector Housing Team. Please provide: - The inspection report prepared - Any contemporaneous notes, observations or inspection records. - Details of the scope of the inspection, including the areas examined and any limitations. - All photographs taken during the inspection. - The findings, conclusions and any recommendations or actions arising from the inspection. - Any written record of the outcome of the inspection.
Published: 5 November 2026
