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1. How many line rescue incidents have Islington fire station attended in the last 12 months which involved rescuing people?
2. Of these line rescue incidents how many was attended by each different watch ?
3. How many line rescue incidents does Islington fire station attend each year on average ?
Published: 29 October 2026
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Information Request – 2017 Enforcement Notice – Rennie Court, 11 Upper Ground, London SE1 I am writing to request information held by the London Fire Brigade concerning fire-safety enforcement action at Rennie Court, 11 Upper Ground, London SE1. Contemporaneous reporting by Inside Housing states that the London Fire Brigade served an enforcement notice in respect of Rennie Court in August 2017 on Kings Reach Flats Management. I would be grateful if you could provide the following information and records held by LFB in relation to that enforcement action: 1. The August 2017 Enforcement Notice A complete copy of the enforcement notice served in August 2017 in respect of Rennie Court, including any schedules, appendices or other documents forming part of the notice. 2. Fire-safety deficiencies identified Any Notification of Deficiencies, schedule of deficiencies or other document recording the fire-safety deficiencies identified by LFB in connection with the inspection/audit which resulted in the August 2017 enforcement notice. In particular, I am seeking any recorded information identifying the nature and location of the deficiencies and whether these concerned or included: * compartmentation or fire-resisting separation; * fire-stopping; * concealed spaces or voids; * service penetrations; * service risers, shafts or vertical service arrangements; and/or * conditions within individual residential flats. 3. Fire Safety Audit Please provide the outcome and recorded findings of the Fire Safety Audit or inspection which resulted in the August 2017 enforcement notice, including the date of the inspection/audit and its recorded outcome or classification. If LFB considers that the underlying Fire Safety Audit report itself is exempt from disclosure, please nevertheless provide any non-exempt information capable of being disclosed from it, together with the applicable exemption and reasons for withholding the remainder. 4. Action taken in response to the Enforcement Notice Please provide any records identifying the remedial action which Kings Reach Flats Management stated or demonstrated had been undertaken in response to the enforcement notice, including any: * schedule of remedial works; * response to the enforcement notice; * evidence or notification of compliance; * subsequent inspection or revisit record; * record of outstanding items; and * record confirming whether and when LFB considered the requirements of the enforcement notice to have been complied with. 5. Subsequent inspection and closure/compliance Please provide the date and outcome of any subsequent LFB inspection, audit or review undertaken to establish whether the requirements of the August 2017 enforcement notice had been complied with. Please also provide any record confirming the eventual status or outcome of the enforcement notice, including the date upon which LFB recorded the required remedial action as completed or otherwise considered the matter concluded, if such a record is held. 6. Scope of inspection – residential flats and compartmentation Please provide any recorded information showing: * whether individual residential flats within Rennie Court were inspected in connection with the 2017 inspection, enforcement action or subsequent compliance process and, if so, which flats were inspected; * the areas of the building included within the scope of the inspection/audit; * whether compartmentation, fire-stopping, concealed spaces or voids, service penetrations, service risers, shafts or other vertical service arrangements within individual flats were within the scope of the inspection/audit or subsequent remedial verification; * whether any subsequent inspections or visits were undertaken and, if so, their scope and outcome; and * whether any intrusive inspection, compartmentation survey or other specialist fire-safety investigation was undertaken or considered. For clarity, I am seeking recorded information already held by LFB and am not asking LFB to provide a new technical opinion or undertake any new assessment. If any of the requested information is withheld in whole or in part, please identify the relevant statutory exception or exemption and provide the remainder of the information to the extent that it can reasonably be separated from exempt material. If any requested document or information is no longer held, I would be grateful if you could confirm that fact. I am happy for this request to be considered under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and/or the Environmental Information Regulations 2004, as LFB considers appropriate.
Published: 29 October 2026
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To whom it may concern, We are looking to undertake a search of relevant information pertaining to any historical fires at the below site as part of a Geoenvironmental desk study we are conducting. Site Address: CREDON HOUSE, LONDON, SOUTHWARK, SE16 3DA Grid Reference: 534906 178095 Please find below the site location plan for the above enquiry. We would be obliged if you could supply the following information: • Details of any fires reported at the address, including the following: o Dates of the fire(s) o Reference numbers associated with the incidents; o Nature and scale of the fire(s); and, o Cause of the fire(s) • Details of the fire fighting fluids or materials used, including: o Whether PFAS containing fire fighting foams were used (please note that this is an important consideration for our desk study); o Whether just water was used; o The volumes used to put out the fires o Details of any reported run-off into drains or the ground etc
Published: 29 October 2026
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Please provide the following information for the financial years 2023/24, 2024/25 and 2025/26:
1. The total number of house/residential fires attended by the fire and rescue service where the recorded cause was an electrical fault, electrical failure or electrical malfunction. Please break the results down by year.
2. Of these fires, the number caused by: Faulty wiring Faulty electrical appliances Overloaded sockets/extensions Chargers or charging equipment Batteries or battery-powered devices Other electrical causes
3. Of these cases, the number of people who: Were injured Required hospital treatment Died
4. If recorded, please provide a breakdown of the fires by type of property, such as: Detached house Semi-detached house Terraced house Flat/maisonette Other residential property
Published: 29 October 2026
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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I request copies of all reports and formal correspondence generated from the fire safety inspection conducted at Hawker Court, KT2 7SE on 06 October 2026 by LFB Inspector Marie Campbell. Specifically, I am requesting: 1. The complete Fire Safety Inspection Findings Report / Audit Summary. 2. All formal letters, deficiency notices, enforcement notices, or statutory notifications issued to the Responsible Person(s), or Right to Manage (RTM) company before and following this audit. 3. Any schedules of required remedial actions and associated completion timeframes. This information is required in connection with upcoming proceedings before the First-Tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) regarding structural safety and building mismanagement. Please provide the information via email in standard electronic PDF format.
Published: 29 October 2026
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1. Whether the Brigade holds any fire safety record, audit, inspection report, enforcement notice, alterations notice or correspondence relating to 91, 93, 95, 97, 99 or 101 Kilburn High Road, 101A Kilburn High Road, or 2A Brondesbury Road, London NW6. 2. Whether any such record identifies a means of escape which crosses, passes over or discharges onto land at Addison Court, 2-4 Brondesbury Road, London NW6 6AS. 3. Whether the Brigade has at any time been consulted under article 45 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, or under the Building Regulations, in respect of any building work at those premises, and whether any such consultation referred to an escape route across the Company's land. 4. Any plan, drawing or schematic held by the Brigade showing a means of escape from those premises. 5. Whether any responsible person for those premises has notified the Brigade that a means of escape depends on land in third party ownership.
Published: 29 October 2026
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I am writing to request information from London Fire Brigade under the Freedom of Information Act. Please can you provide the following, for the calendar years: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 to date, unless stated otherwise. 1. Does the organisation currently have a staff mental health or wellbeing policy in place? If yes, please provide a copy of the policy or a link to where it is publicly available. 2. The total number of employee sickness absence days recorded for mental health-related reasons, including stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma or work-related mental health issues, where recorded. 3. The number of individual staff members who took sickness absence for mental health-related reasons. 4. The total number of staff referred to occupational health, an employee assistance programme, counselling, therapy or other psychological support for mental health-related reasons, where recorded. 5. Of those referrals, the number where the reason included stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma or work-related mental health, where recorded. 6. What internal and/or external support is currently provided for employee mental health? Please specify whether each form of support is internal or external. This may include, but is not limited to, employee assistance programmes, occupational health, counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy, talking therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, peer support, trauma-informed support, psychological wellbeing checks or other forms of support. 7. The average waiting time for staff to access mental health support, including counselling, employee assistance programmes, occupational health or other psychological support, where recorded. 8. The total annual spend on staff mental health support, employee assistance programmes, counselling, occupational health or other psychological support services, where recorded. 9. The total number of employees in the organisation in each year. Where held, and where disclosure would not risk identifying individuals, would it be possible to receive the data for questions 2, 3, 4 and 5 broken down by: * Age band: 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64 and 65 and over * Gender: male, female, other * Job role * Location of unit or branch by the first half of the postcode Please supply the data as a spreadsheet, Excel or CSV, rather than as a PDF. If any part of this request would exceed the cost limit, please treat each numbered question as a separate request, tell me which part is affected, and advise how it could be narrowed, in line with the duty to provide advice and assistance under section 16 of the Act.
Published: 29 October 2026
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I am writing to make a Freedom of Information request regarding Carlton House, Ilford, IG1 1TZ. Please provide any notices, sanctions or otherwise relating to this building.
Published: 28 October 2026
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Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please provide the following for each of the calendar years 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. 1. The number of fires attended where the source of ignition was recorded as a vape, e-cigarette or vape battery or charger. 2. The number in question 1 broken down by where the fire occurred: a dwelling; a road vehicle; a refuse collection vehicle; a waste, recycling or landfill site; a domestic bin or communal bin store; other. 3. The number in question 1 where the vape was recorded as a disposable (single-use) device, where that is recorded. 4. The number of fatalities and the number of casualties in the fires in question 1. 5. For the largest fire in question 1 in each year, the date, the type of location and the number of appliances sent. I recognise that vapes are not a separate category in the Incident Recording System and are often recorded under batteries or other electrical sources. Where that is the case, please identify the fires by a keyword search of the incident narrative or description fields for "vape", "vaping", "e-cig" and "e-cigarette", and state in your response that the figures were produced that way.
Published: 28 October 2026
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Dear London Fire Brigade, Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I request the following information: i) - The number of calls made to your fire service relating to incidents on Bonfire Night (5th November) for each of the last five years (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025). ii) - The number of incidents your fire service actually attended after being called out on Bonfire Night (5th November) for each of the last three years (2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025). iii) - The total cost to your fire service of attending firework-related incidents for each of the last three financial years (2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24 and 2024-25). Please provide this data separately for each year so that a year-on-year comparison can be made. If one part of the request can be answered sooner than the others, please send that information first, followed by any subsequent data. If you have any questions about this request, I will be more than happy to clarify. This information should be made available to me in electronic form if possible.
Published: 28 October 2026
