Freedom of information (FOI) releases from LFB

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  1. Rank structure of the london fire brigade

    Published: 10 September 2026

  2. Dear Freedom of Information team, Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please provide the following information: 1. How many grassfires/wildfires have there been in 2026? (Please can you breakdown the information by date and location). 2. How many of those were started by people (either accidentally or intentionally)? If possible, can this be presented in PDF format please?

    Published: 10 September 2026

  3. For 23 September 2024, please provide:

    1. All incident records for calls relating to flooding at or near Plough Lane, Summerstown, Riverside Road and Copper Mill Lane, SW17 — including the Cherry Red Records Stadium, Plough Lane, and the Wimbledon Stadia residential development.

    2. For each incident, the time the call was received, the time of attendance, the resources deployed, the duration on scene, and the action taken.

    3. Any record of pumping operations at those locations.

    4. Any record of a call from, or attendance at, the Wimbledon Stadia residential development.

    Published: 10 September 2026

  4. I request copies of all information held relating to fire incidents at 630 Green Lane, Ilford, IG3 9SD between 1 April 2022 and 31 December 2025. In particular, I request: * Incident logs and incident reports. * Fire investigation reports (where disclosable). * Officer notes describing the condition of the property. * Any records confirming whether the property was recorded as derelict, vacant or unoccupied. * Any photographs taken by the London Fire Brigade. * Dates and times of all attendances at the property. This information is required for proceedings before the Valuation Tribunal concerning the date on which the property became incapable of occupation. I would be grateful if the information could be supplied electronically.

    Published: 10 September 2026

  5. We kindly request access to the complaint or report that was made concerning the building where the Turn Trust charity office is located.

    We would therefore be grateful if you could provide us with a copy of the complaint or, if the full document cannot be disclosed, the relevant non-confidential information contained within it.

    Published: 10 September 2026

  6. We have received a Councillor's enquiry about the above premises where a fire took place on or about 12 July see Walworth fire sees nearby houses evacuated as blaze rips through motorcycle shop - 64A Camberwell Road, London, SE5 0E Scooter Planet I understand local residents were extremely concerned about the storage of e-bikes at the premises prior to the fire and the behaviour of the owner after the fire in relation to fire damaged stock. We were not aware of the incident other than news reports so I wondered if you can share any details of any investigation underway or follow up enforcement action in relation to the premises at all if any. We will not share any data etc without permission

    Published: 9 September 2026

  7. Please list the resources that your fire service owns for fighting wildfires? (For example, equipment/ vehicles like unimogs, water backpacks, backpack blowers) Do you own any firefighting aircraft or aerial resources? (For example, helicopter/ plane/ drones) How much did your fire service spend on fighting wildfires in 2015? (For example, on training / resources including equipment and vehicles) How much did your fire service spend on fighting wildfires last calendar year (2025)? And so far this calendar year January - July? (For example, on training / resources including equipment and vehicles)

    Published: 9 September 2026

  8. My questions concerns the information London Fire Brigade holds on immigration enforcement. I am interested in what data is held and in what form, specifically any records of the authority's knowledge of or participation in enforcement actions, and any communications with the Home Office relating to immigration enforcement. For the avoidance of doubt, this is a question about data architecture and categories of data, rather than a request for the data itself. I am interested in the past five years. 1. Where do you hold data on immigration enforcement? Provide names and brief description of any case management systems or databases, and how records of communications with the Home Office are stored. 2. For each of the case management systems or databases relevant to Q1, please provide the names and a brief description of the different types of data that are stored. E.g. date of the raid, location of raid, etc. 3. If the data is held in a spreadsheet or table, what are the headings or categories? Please provide a brief description of what each heading means (unless self-evident: e.g. date). 4. If there is a finite list of inputs under any heading, please provide the full list of the multiple-choice options. (e.g., a list of all the ways that businesses subject to raids are categorised in the case management system). 5. What statistical information is compiled from the data held on immigration raids? Please indicate where this information is routinely released and where it is kept for internal use.

    Published: 9 September 2026

  9. Please supply me with data relating to fires on balconies on residential buildings in your area, as follows; How many fires involving balconies occurred in total between 1st August 2025 and 31st July 2026? In the same period, how many fires occurred where balconies where found to have contributed to the spread of the fire across the external walls? Please provide data on the causes of any fires that started on balconies in the period (ie; barbecue, discarded cigarette, electrical appliance fault, etc) and please provide the number of occurrences for each cause. If your incident recording system does not include "balcony" as a recorded location, could you please perform a search on free text fields in your database for the term, as I have found in the past that this often returns useable data. Please can you also supply a count of any Balcony fire related deaths for time periods 1st August 2022 to 31st July 2023 1st August 2023 to 31st July 2024 1st August 2024 to 31st July 2025 1st August 2025 to 31st July 2026

    Published: 8 September 2026

  10. Any and all internal emails at LFB and external emails regarding the fire on Dalston Lane (incident number: 089269-05062024) Any and all emails between LFB and the Scientific Advisor’s. Any and all emails between LFB and anyone at Bureau Veritas.

    Published: 4 September 2026