-
I would like to know how many incidents/call outs have been made to 55 Tavistock Avenue, Perival Greenford, Middlesex,UB6 8AN. Since July 2019 to the present date please. Could you please list the type of incident fire, flooding etc
Published: 20 May 2026
-
I am a resident of City Quarter which comprises the following buildings - Sugar House (E1 8GH) - Christopher Court (E1 8GJ) - Times Square blocks A, B, C (E1 8GF, E1 8GD, E1 8GE) - 120 Gowers Walk (E1 8GG) - the associated car park I request all Fire Risk Assessments held for any or all of these buildings, covering any date. If any Fire Risk Assessments has previously been held but has since been destroyed or disposed of, please provide the date of the assessment and the date, circumstances, statutory or policy basis for disposal.
Published: 20 May 2026
-
I write on behalf of my client in relation to the premises known as Metro Central Heights, 119 Newington Causeway, London SE1 6BA (“the Premises”). On 10 December 2018, London Fire Brigade issued a notice of fire safety deficiencies. Unfortunately, we appear to hold only the covering letter and not the notice that accompanied it. I would be grateful if someone could assist with the following: 1. Please provide a copy of the notice that was enclosed with the letter dated 10 December 2018. 2. Please provide copies of all notices issued in relation to the Premises. 3. Please provide copies of all correspondence between the London Fire Brigade and Metro Central Heights RTM Company and/or Proxima.
Published: 20 May 2026
-
Under the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR) and the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I am requesting recorded information for the period from 1 January 2018 to 31 December 2022 relating to the Newlon Housing Trust development bounded by Schoolhouse Lane, Cable Street, and Glasshouse Fields in Wapping. This specifically includes the buildings known as Len Bishop Court, Glasshouse Fields, and John Bowers Court (postcodes E1W 3A_). Please provide the following: Records of any fire safety inspections, audits, visits, deficiency reports, enforcement notices, alteration notices, prohibition notices, or decisions not to take formal action concerning this building. Any correspondence (including emails and letters) between the LFB and Newlon Housing Trust concerning external walls, cladding, insulation, fire stopping, flat entrance doors, remediation, FRA findings, EWS1, or documentation issues. Any complaint logs or incident reports specifically referring to fire safety at this address. Any internal reports, summaries, action logs, or follow-up notes generated after inspections or complaints. Any records indicating the exact dates on which the LFB was first notified of issues relating to external walls, fire stopping, or related fire-safety matters at this building. To assist your searches, please utilise the following search terms across your email and document systems: Location Identifiers (any of the following but not exclusive): • “Len Bishop Court” OR “John Bowers Court” OR "John Bowles Court" • OR “Glasshouse Fields” OR "Glasshouse Fields Development" • OR “63 Schoolhouse Lane” OR "Schoolhouse Lane" • OR “E1W 3AJ” AND linked with any of the following Subject Identifiers: • “Newlon” OR “external wall” OR “cladding” OR “insulation” OR “polystyrene” OR “fire stopping” OR “FRA” OR “Fire Risk Assessment” OR “EWS1” OR “flat entrance doors” OR “remediation” OR "Building Safety Fund"
Published: 20 May 2026
-
Can you please provide details of any interactions, advice, discussion, recommendations or other communications with Ballymore Asset Mangement Ltd or any other members of the Ballymore group since May 2025 regarding the temporary enhanced detection system (temporary fire alarm) installed in New Providence Wharf Building A (cores A-E).
An EWS1 was issued mid 2025 on conclusion of the cladding remediation project but only this week has the building reverted (with little notice) to a stay put policy vs sim evac. I would like to know what communications LFB have had with Ballymore regarding the decom of the temporary alarm system and reversion to stay put policy between 1st July 2025 and today.
Published: 19 May 2026
-
1. Do you have any mandatory training regarding hearing protection and loud exposure safety limits per NIOSH guidelines? 2. Do you have any regulations on hearing protection, as to when it is needed, who can apply for it, what model/type of hearing protection is used by which type of staff? If so, what are they? 3. What % of staff use headset or intercom, including frontline and office staff? 4. What model/type of headset and intercom are used? 5. What model/type of hearing protection equipment and intercom earpiece are used? 6. Do you have specific suppliers for hearing protection equipment, or earpiece for intercom? 7. If a staff member needs to use custom-made hearing protection or earpiece for intercom, how do they apply for it? Can the expense be reimbursed? 8. Has there been any complaints from staff regarding hearing protection equipments in the last 12 months? 9. How many sickness absences have you had in the last 5 years that were contributed to hearing problem or hearing loss? 10. Do you have statistics on how loud the noise is at work (office or field)? Can I have a few examples?
Published: 19 May 2026
-
I am writing to request information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Please provide a copy of the mobilisation tone (alert tone) used by London Fire Brigade to alert crews to incidents. I am aware that, in some cases, such systems may be supplied or maintained by external contractors. However, under Section 3(2) of the Act, information held by a contractor on behalf of a public authority is considered to be held by that authority for the purposes of the Act. In addition, other UK fire and rescue services, including Hertfordshire Fire and Rescue Service, have previously disclosed mobilisation tones in response to Freedom of Information requests. You see the same request made by me that was successful to/from Herts fire rescue service. https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/hfrs_mobilisation_alarm#incoming-3328469 If any part of this request is considered exempt, please provide the remaining information and apply exemptions only where necessary. -------------------------------------------------------------------
Published: 19 May 2026
-
HI It has come to my attention that the fire brigade was called to let someone out XX because the council had locked her in. They clearly had not undertaken care in ensuring that the park was empty. They used to walk round the park but I don't think that is now happening, there may be a new team now? As a journalist currently looking at issues of Waltham Forest issues and expenditure are you able to tell me please how much it cost to deal with that? Also an FOI please. For - 2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26 to date, please provide: The number of incidents where London Fire Brigade attended to release persons locked in parks, public spaces, or council-owned premises after closing time Any recorded categories used for these incidents The estimated total cost of these incidents (if recorded) If possible, please also indicate: Whether any of these incidents were attributed to local authority lock-ups or similar circumstances (if recorded) If cost information is not recorded, please confirm this.
Published: 19 May 2026
-
I would like to receive the correspondence following the second inspection to 33 Wray Crescent. I would like a copy of the notification of Deficiencies. This letter is dated 8 April.
Published: 19 May 2026
-
Dear Information Access Team, I am a researcher investigating fire safety measures at Donald Hunter House, Post Office Approach, Forest Gate, London E7 0QQ. Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I would like to request the following recorded information held by the London Fire Brigade regarding this property. 1. Copies of all documents and communications held by the London Fire Brigade relating to fire safety (regulatory and operational) at Donald Hunter House. More specifically: 2. All documents and communications relating to inspections of Donald Hunter House conducted in 2017, including those carried out following the identification of Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) cladding. 3. All documents and communications relating to the identification of ACM at the building in 2017 and any recommendations made to minimise fire risks to occupiers. 4. All documents and communications relating to the determination that the building was compliant in December 2017. 5. All other documents and communications relating to any fires, fire service attendances, incident reports, or operational responses at Donald Hunter House from 1 January 1998 to the present, including but not limited to documentation relating to the fire reported in the media in 2019 (https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/oct/13/profits-from-poverty-britains-housing-scandal-providers-make-millions) . 6. All other documents and communications relating to fire safety inspections, advice, compliance assessments, or regulatory actions concerning Donald Hunter House from 1 January 1998 to the present. This request includes any associated attachments, appendices, photographs, diagrams, or technical annexes associated with the above documents, internal communication and external communication (including with Newham Council)
Published: 18 May 2026
