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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345 disclosures

  1. Freedom of Information request - Body Worn Video

    1. Do you currently use body worn cameras?

    2. -If yes, how many devices, from which vendor and when does the contract run until?

    If no, are you considering deploying body worn cameras? Please explain the reason you are or are not deploying them.

    Published: 17 July 2025

  2. Enforcement Notice Madison Heights 25/002202 FS03a 2311614

    You will recall that we had asked Proxima to attend to all necessary steps to ensure compliance with the Enforcement Notice and their obligations in the Lease. On 9 February 2023, we were informed by JB Leitch that they have requested evidence from the London Fire Brigade that they are satisfied with the works carried out, however, such evidence has not been provided to date, despite numerous chasers. We have, however, been advised that there are no active enforcement notices from yourselves in respect of the Building so far as JB Leitch are aware. ln light of the above, please confirm that no further action is being taken in relation to the Enforcement Notice at this time (and that no other enforcement action in respect of the Building is currently being contemplated).

    Published: 17 July 2025

  3. Freedom of Information request - Dwelling Fire Incidents and Causes

    Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I would like to request the following information relating to domestic (dwelling) fires attended by the London Fire Brigade between 1st January 2019 and 31st May 2024: 1. The total number of dwelling fires attended by LFB in each calendar year from 2019 to 2024. Broken down by month. 2. A breakdown of the primary causes of these fires, ideally using the same categorisation you use internally (e.g. cooking-related, electrical faults, smoking materials, candles, heating appliances, etc.). 3. Any datasets or reports already published surrounding home fires in the last 5 years.

    Published: 17 July 2025

  4. What have you done to ensure the fire safety of 1-3 Cooper's Yard, SE19 1TN

    Fire at Cooper’s Yard SE19 1TN on 16th March 2025 What reports were made following the fire on 16th March? Could I please have copies? What follow-up work has now been done with regard to 1-3 Cooper’s Yard? What follow-up work is planned with regard to the fire safety of 1-3 Cooper’s Yard? What is the London Fire Brigade’s policy protocol when a fire safety risk is pointed out to you and a safety check requested? Have you followed your protocol in this instance? What powers do you have to perform fire safety checks on a dwelling place when neither the landlord nor tenant wants them to be done? What powers do you have to enforce fire safety measures where rented accommodation is found to be unsafe? Have you made any further investigations – fire investigations- or done any fire safety checks or audits on 1-3 Cooper’s Yard? If so, what were the findings and please may I have a copy? If you haven’t made any further investigations or done any fire safety checks, why not, and who made that decision? Please provide me with the name, number and email address of an individual person who is responsible for following up on this case.

    Published: 17 July 2025

  5. The number of fires, that were caused by sunlight being magnified by or reflected off glass or mirro

    Under the Freedom Of Information Act, I would like to request the following information: The number of fires, if any, that London Fire Brigade (LFEPA) attended that were caused by sunlight being magnified by or reflected off glass or mirrored surfaces in the last five years. I would like you to provide this information in the format of a statistics table if possible. Please do not hesitate to contact me via email should any aspect of my request require clarification.

    Published: 16 July 2025

  6. Greenwich LTNs

    Please provide me with all correspondence between yourselves and Greenwich Council in relation to the West & East Greenwich Neighbourhood Management Scheme or which makes reference to low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) between 27 November 2024 to date,

    Published: 16 July 2025

  7. Information Request for 11, 7, & 5 Maritime Street SE16 7FW and 29 Surrey Quays SE16 7FZ

    As part of building safety requirements, I am requesting any historical data held on the buildings below for our safety case as part of LFB contact information. 11 Maritime Street London SE16 7FY 7 Maritime Street London SE16 7FX 5 Maritime Street London SE16 7FW 29 Surrey Quays London SE16 7FZ The information should include LFB attendance and dates they’ve been to the property. Any identified vulnerable persons known to LFB in the blocks and any reported incidences or fires or near misses.

    Published: 16 July 2025

  8. 460 STRAND LONDON WC2R 0RG

    Last year the fire brigade came for a visit in one of our stores in The Strand, 460 Strand, London WC2R 0RG, the visit was conducted on the 25tg July 2024. We cannot locate the letter with findings and comment sent after the visit. Could you please send a copy of it

    Published: 15 July 2025

  9. I would like to have information relating to Wetherell Road

    I would like to have information relating to all call-outs at Wetherell Road This includes all 101 , 999 or any other ways of requesting ambulance attendance. I would like to have dates, reason for call out and actions taken for June 2015-2023. Thank you

    Published: 14 July 2025

  10. Incidents within London

    While the current “London Fire Brigade Incident Records” dataset provides a detailed breakdown of incidents, it only includes location data in the form of coordinates (i.e., USPRN/UPRN). However, for our research into the progression of incidents within specific boroughs—and for follow-up communications with insurance companies—we require the actual incident addresses of the properties. What is required: -The actual properties addresses of the incidents - Since the past Year i.e Since 2024 till May 2025 (as inserting addresses may take considerable time you can give atleast past 6months) - Boroughs are: Ealing - Brent - Camden - Westminister - Harrow -Haringey - Islington - Hammersmith fulham - Richmond upon thames - Kensington and Chelsea -Waltham forest - Redbridge - Southwark - Hackney -Wandsworth - Barnet - Merton

    Published: 11 July 2025