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Please could you tell me if your fire service is a paid member of the National Fire Chief's Council (NFCC) and has the benefits that come with membership? (Specifically, the benchmarking data tools, leadership courses).
Published: 25 September 2026
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I'm writing to request information on e-bike fires or fires caused by batteries used for e-bikes. Can the information be presented as how many fires occurred each month in the last year since August 2025 (e.g. August 2025 - 50 fires, September 2025 - 45 fires etc), to the most recent date this information is available? Also any information as to how the fires started would also be great.
Published: 25 September 2026
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Please provide me with a copy of the latest version of document PN559 (Control staff pay rates) that reflects the 2026 pay rise for staff.
Published: 25 September 2026
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1. Please provide the total number of vehicles in your operational fleet as of 31 March 2026 (single figure only) 2. Please provide the following (total aggregate figures only, not broken down by year or incident type): • The total number of incidents involving your service’s vehicles between 1 April 2021 and 31 March 2026 • The total amount spent on repairing vehicles as a result of these incidents over the time same time period (£ total figure only) • Of this total repair cost: o The total amount recovered through your own comprehensive insurance claims (£ total figure only, if applicable) o The total amount recovered through an uninsured loss recovery (ULR) programme (£ total figure only, if applicable) 3. Please confirm whether your organisation currently operates or uses a ULR programme (yes/no only) Definition of “incidents” For the purpose of this request, “incidents” refers to any event involving a vehicle in your fleet that results in damage requiring repair or maintenance, regardless of fault or location. This includes, but is not limited to: • All road traffic collisions • Damage sustained while stationary or parked (including depot sites) or found on inspection • Accident damage (e.g. reversing, loading/unloading, manoeuvring) • Vandalism or deliberate damage • Any other incident resulting in repair costs being incurred This should include all operational vehicles, including emergency response and support vehicles. Please include all such incidents where a repair cost was incurred, regardless of whether an insurance claim was made or liability was established. Definition of “uninsured loss recovery (ULR) programme” For the purpose of this request, an “uninsured loss recovery (ULR) programme” refers to any arrangement, internal process or third-party service used to recover costs from negligent third parties that are not covered by insurance, including recovery of vehicle repair costs, downtime or associated losses.
Published: 25 September 2026
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Dear Freedom of Information Officer, **Subject: Freedom of Information Act 2000 Request – Fire Safety Audit Evidence – 146A–B Brondesbury Villas, London NW6 6AE** I write to request information under the **Freedom of Information Act 2000** in relation to the fire safety audit undertaken by the London Fire Brigade at **146A–B Brondesbury Villas, London NW6 6AE**. Following correspondence with the Brigade, I have been informed that: > *"All necessary evidence was provided at the time of the audit."* In order to understand the evidential basis upon which the audit conclusions were reached, I request the following information. 1. Please identify all documentary evidence relied upon by the Inspecting Officers when carrying out the audit. 2. Please confirm whether any of the following were obtained, reviewed or relied upon: * Building plans. * Conversion plans. * Building Control records. * Building Regulations approval documents. * Fire strategy documentation. * Compartmentation surveys. * Fire-stopping surveys. * As-built drawings. * Roof-void construction drawings. * Any intrusive survey reports. * Any other documentation relating to compartmentation or the construction of the common escape route. 3. If any of the above documents were reviewed, please identify: * the document title; * its date; * who supplied it; and * whether a copy is held by London Fire Brigade. 4. If none of the above documents were reviewed, please confirm what evidence formed the basis for the conclusion that there was sufficient protection to the common escape route. 5. Please provide copies of any inspection notes, audit records or internal documents recording the evidence relied upon in reaching the audit outcome, subject to any applicable exemptions under the Act. 6. Please identify any information provided by Notting Hill Genesis which London Fire Brigade relied upon in reaching its audit conclusions. If any part of this request is considered exempt from disclosure, please specify: * the exemption relied upon; * why it applies; and * whether any information can be disclosed in redacted form. If this request would exceed the appropriate cost limit, I would appreciate advice and assistance under **section 16 of the Freedom of Information Act** to refine the request. I look forward to your response within the statutory time limit.
Published: 24 September 2026
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LFB recently did an EWS assessment of Spring House, 73 Fulbourne Road, E174FF. It revised the EWS rating from A1 to B2. I would like a copy of this assessment, report and findings. I am a leaseholder I'm the apartment block.
Published: 24 September 2026
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RE: Freedom of Information Request – Fire Safety Enforcement Activity Relating to London Borough of Lambeth Housing Premises Dear Freedom of Information Officer / Information Officer, I am writing on behalf of the London Borough of Lambeth under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000. To minimise the burden of this request and assist with retrieval, I request information relating only to residential housing premises owned or managed by London Borough of Lambeth Responsible Person during the period 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2026. Please provide: 1. A list of all Enforcement Notices issued by the London Fire Brigade under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 during this period to Responsible Person of London Borough of Lambeth (LBL) council 2. A list of all Notices of Deficiencies issued during this period from LFB to LBL. 3. A list of all premises for which the London Fire Brigade issued a Broadly Compliant Letter or equivalent compliance outcome during this period to LBL. For each record, please provide only: Premises address; Date of issue; LFB reference number (where available); Type of correspondence (Enforcement Notice, Notice of Deficiencies, or Broadly Compliant outcome). At this stage, I am not requesting supporting documents, inspection reports, photographs, correspondence chains, schedules of works, or attachments. Should further information be required, a separate request may be submitted. If any part of this request is considered likely to exceed the appropriate limit under Section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please provide the information for Enforcement Notices and Notice of Deficiency only from LFB to LBL and advise what information may be refined further to enable disclosure. I would be grateful if this information could be provided electronically
Published: 24 September 2026
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Please provide all 3 audit reports for Blueberry Court in rainham for the following addresses: audits were carried out, these were for: FLATS 1-28 BLUEBERRY COURT FLATS 29-59 BLUEBERRY COURT FLATS 60-80 BLUEBERRY COURT
Published: 24 September 2026
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I wish to find out what the callsigns for Senior Brigade Officers Group Commander and above and what their callsigns are when using an officer car or just the callsigns used by said officers.
Published: 24 September 2026
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I am writing to you in connection with applications recently made to the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in Metherell v. Magic Living 2 Limited and Capital Homes Services Limited. I should emphasise that the LFB is not a party to these proceedings, and I am not aware of any mechanism by which it may become one. It has come to my attention that certain records that may be held by you would be relevant to issues that the Tribunal will need to determine, particularly regarding whether the conversion of Clayford House to flats was and is compliant with the Building Regulations in relation to fire safety. I would be therefore be extremely grateful if you could please provide any records that you can (redacted where necessary) relating to incidents occurring at, or attendances to, Clayford House, especially where they indicate any observations or recommendations relating to the fire safety of that building. If it is helpful, I believe this includes the incidents with the following numbers: * 142568-26082024 * 165857-30092024 * 003694-06012025 * 089837-22052025 * 106313-16062025 * 127198-11072025 * 162763-29082025 * 205634-01112025 * 235484-17122025 * 023946-07022026 I am conscious of the need to minimise the time and resources spent in responding to this request. At this stage, however, I would be grateful if any information could be provided on a no-cost basis. I would greatly appreciate any disclosure that you are able to make without charge. This request is made on a voluntary basis. However, I should inform you for completeness that the Tribunal has powers to require any person to provide evidence, or appear at a hearing, where necessary for issues to be determined. I very much hope to avoid the need for this. Thank you in advance for your consideration of this request.
Published: 23 September 2026
