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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Please could you provide the following information under the Freedom of Information Act. This request concerns wildfires and response times. For each question I am seeking information for each of the following time periods: i) 2020/21 ii) 2021/22 iii) 2022/23 iv) 2023/24 v) 2024/25 vi) 2025/26 (to date) 1. How many wildfire incidents your service responded to 2. The average response time to any incident 3. The average response time to a wildfire 4. The average number of vehicles required for wildfire incidents I should prefer to receive these in electronic format at this email address. If you have any questions, feel free to let me know.
Published: 3 September 2026
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I am making this request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. I am conducting independent research into the relationship between unpaid caring responsibilities and workplace disputes. The purpose of the research is to improve understanding of how unpaid caring responsibilities affect employment and to develop an evidence base to inform future policy, practice and research. I would be grateful if you could provide the following information for the period 1 January 2017 to the date of your response. Where possible, please provide the information in an electronic format such as Excel or CSV. Employment Tribunal claims 1. The total number of Employment Tribunal claims involving your organisation during this period. 2. The number of Employment Tribunal claims where any of the following terms appear within case records, legal instructions, tribunal files or case management systems (where searchable): * carer * caring responsibilities * unpaid care * unpaid carer * caregiver * dependant or dependent * time off for dependants * flexible working * carers leave * disability by association * associative discrimination If keyword searches are not possible, please advise whether similar information is held in another format. Grievances and workplace disputes 1. The number of formal employee grievances where unpaid caring responsibilities were identified as a contributing factor. 2. The number of flexible working requests submitted by employees with unpaid caring responsibilities. 3. The number of those requests that were granted in full, granted in part, or refused. 4. The number of appeals against refused flexible working requests. Workforce policies 1. Copies of your current policies relating to: * Carers' leave * Flexible working * Time off for dependants * Equality, diversity and inclusion * Attendance management * Special leave 1. Copies of any guidance issued to managers relating to supporting employees with unpaid caring responsibilities. Equality monitoring 1. Whether your organisation records whether employees have unpaid caring responsibilities as part of equality monitoring or workforce monitoring. 2. If yes, please provide: * the definition used; * the date monitoring commenced; and * any published or internal reports containing aggregated results. Internal reviews 1. Copies of any reports, audits, equality impact assessments, board papers or reviews since 2017 that refer to: * unpaid carers; * working carers; * caring responsibilities; * carers' leave; * flexible working by carers; or * workplace support for carers. Additional information If any part of this request exceeds the appropriate cost limit under section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act, I would be grateful if you could advise how the request may be refined so that at least part of the information can be provided. Where information is withheld, please specify the exemption(s) relied upon and explain why they apply. If some of the requested information is already publicly available, please provide a link or direct me to the relevant publication rather than reproducing the material. I would prefer to receive the information electronically. Thank you for your assistance. I look forward to your response within the statutory timeframe.
Published: 3 September 2026
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**Freedom of Information Request – Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) Fire Safety Enforcement** Dear Information Access Team, Please treat this as a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and, where applicable, the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. I request the following recorded information relating to Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH), Metropolitan Housing Trust, Thames Valley Housing, or any predecessor or subsidiary organisations within the MTVH group. For the period **1 January 2018 to the date of this request**, please provide: 1. A list of all premises where the London Fire Brigade has issued any of the following and where MTVH (or any of the above entities) was identified as the responsible person, owner, landlord, managing agent or duty holder: * Enforcement Notices * Prohibition Notices * Alteration Notices * Deficiency Notices * Any other formal fire safety enforcement action. 2. For each property identified, please provide: * The property name and full address. * The borough. * The type of notice issued. * The notice reference number. * The date the notice was served. * Whether the notice has since been complied with, withdrawn or remains outstanding. * If closed, the date on which compliance was confirmed. 3. Please provide the total number of each type of notice issued to MTVH-managed properties during the above period. 4. If the London Fire Brigade holds any internal guidance or recorded policy relating to monitoring repeat enforcement activity against the same landlord or registered provider, please provide a copy. If any part of this request would exceed the appropriate cost limit under section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act, I would ask that you provide advice and assistance under section 16 to help refine the request so that as much information as possible can be disclosed. If any information is withheld, please specify the exemption(s) relied upon and explain why they apply. I would prefer to receive the information electronically.
Published: 3 September 2026
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Re: Freedom of Information Act 2000 Request – Vehicle Maintenance Records (xxxxxxx) I am writing to make a formal request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Please provide copies of all maintenance, servicing, and safety inspection records held by the London Fire Brigade for the following specific vehicle in your non-operational support fleet: Vehicle Make and Model: Mitsubishi Outlander Juro PHEV Registration Number: xxxxxx ( see request) Information Requested: Complete service history, routine maintenance logs, safety inspection certificates, defect reports, and details of any mechanical repairs. Timeframe: All records held from the vehicle's date of first registration/acquisition by the Brigade to the present date. If any part of this request is unclear, or if you require further details to locate the data, please contact me as soon as possible so I can clarify or refine it. I am looking to purchase this vehicle, therefore keen to establish it’s service history. As required by the Act, I look forward to receiving your response within 20 working days.
Published: 3 September 2026
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Hello, I am seeking information about aerial firefighting capability. It might be useful for you to know that I am making this request following the outbreak of several wildfires throughout the UK. I am, however, looking for information covering all fire incidents in your patch. I am seeking information covering the first seven months of this year (01/01/2026-31/07/2026 inclusive), except in questions 6 and 7. I would like to know: (1) How many firefighting aircraft you own and operate; (2) How many times you deployed your own firefighting aircraft; (3) How many times you secured firefighting aircraft from a third party; (4) How many times you deployed firefighting aircraft from a third party; (5) How much you spent in total on securing and deploying third-party firefighting aircraft; (6) How much you spent in total on securing and deploying third-party firefighting aircraft in the financial year 2025/26; (7) How much you spent in total on securing and deploying third-party firefighting aircraft in the financial year 2024/25. I would also like – (8) a list of incidents in which you used firefighting aircraft during the first seven months of this year.
Published: 3 September 2026
