Freedom of information (FOI) releases from LFB

This is a disclosure log of London Fire Brigade's responses to freedom of information (FOI) or environmental information regulations (EIR) requests that might be of wider public interest.

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658 disclosures

  1. Clarion complaints

    Please can you provide the following information: How many fire safety complaints from residents of buildings owned by Clarion Housing Association have you received since 2017? Please can you break these down by year.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  2. freedom of information request 16/12/25

    I would like to request the following information: Since the culture review in LFB and the use of CMP as investigators, I request: 1. The number of CMP investigations taken out to 16/12/25 2. The number of investigations that have recommended actions. 3. The number of investigations that have no actions/case to answer.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  3. Freedom of Information request - Total number of call-outs and fires per station 2025-2026

    I request all call mobilisation numbers per station and itemised number of Code 1, code 2 fires and special services for the calendar year 2025 from midnight on the 01st January 2025 to 23.59 on the 31st of December 2025. for example Bromley - 1430 mobilisations, Stop code 1- 76, Stop code 2- 110, special services- 113 this is to include all standby moves, calls on other stations areas, eg if bromley were mobilised to biggin hill, and all reliefs, co responder calls and calls where they were stood down before arriving.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  4. Obtaining Notice of Deficiencies for St Marks Square Bromley

    32 Dewey Court, St Marks Square, BR2 9UZ. There have been two high profile files at the development, one in the summer of 2022 and one in 2024. I am under the impression that the developer received a notice of deficiency that has requested them to undertake a program of work of remidiation on the building. This work is ongoing and I am wanting to get access to the report/ notice from the LFB to understand more about the context of work, why it has been requested and the wider context. I originally thought this was an enforcement notice but can't find it on the register and the relevant team advised it does not exist as an enforcement notice; The post codes for the building are BR2 9UZ & BR2 9YF I am also wanting to obtain the two fire incident reports for the fires separately but am having trouble finding these so if you could pass those on also, that would be great.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  5. Access to all correspondence and reports

    Please can I request access or copies of all correspondence for Viscount Point, 199 the Broadway, Wimbledon SW 1NL. Our agent have not been forthcoming with sharing any communication. We are aware LFB have made several visits under the management of Urang (since Jan 2025) but we have not been informed of much? Viscount Point Management and all directors would like to be aware of communication and reports as result of the site visits please.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  6. Critical Incident cover/provider

    I am writing to request information regarding your organisation’s arrangements for critical incident response. Specifically, I would like to request: 1. Details of any external providers or contractors engaged by your organisation to deliver critical incident management or response services (e.g., major incident support, emergency response, crisis management). 2. Copies of any contracts, agreements, or service level arrangements currently in place with these providers. 3. Information on the scope of services provided, including any response times, escalation procedures, and key deliverables. 4. The total annual expenditure on these services for the last three financial years. 5. Any policies or guidance documents that outline how these providers are selected and managed.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  7. Freedom of Information Request for the Station Officer Promotion Process

    I am writing to formally submit a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. This request relates to the recent Station Officer promotion process. I previously sought this information from the Recruitment Team but have not received a response. I have since been advised that FOI requests should be directed to your team. For clarity, I am requesting the following information: 1. What pass mark was set for the Station Officer promotion process prior to the assessments taking place. 2. Whether any grievances were submitted in relation to eligibility to take part in this promotion round, and if so: - How many grievances were received. - Whether any changes were made to the eligibility criteria during or after the application window. - When any such changes were communicated and applied. - How many individuals who were permitted to apply following these changes subsequently passed the process. - Whether any exceptions or discretionary decisions were made for any candidates. If any part of this request is considered exempt under the Act, I would be grateful if you could specify the relevant exemption(s) and provide any information that can be disclosed. Please confirm receipt of this request, that it has been logged as a Freedom of Information request and provide the corresponding reference number. I understand that the statutory timeframe for response is 20 working days.

    Published: 12 February 2026

  8. (The Roundway N17 7AB) - Design Phase Documentation

    part of the project team delivering a new-build project in London (Haringey). The Roundway N17 7AB Please could you confirm whether any London Fire Brigade design phase documentation has been produced for this project and if so provide copies for our records. If no documentation exists at this stage please can you confirm accordingly Essentially, this build was carried out by a previous contractor who has now gone under, so we do not hold any documentation from local authorities at the time of design. Yes, if you could forward any documentation you have for the property. The address we have is Area to the rear of 15 - 25 Risley Avenue, London, N17 7HJ - the property is still under construction and no formal address is available - the what three words is ///refuse.rent.curry

    Published: 11 February 2026

  9. Public safety, fire access and emergency issues

    NGL110126 Title Plan shows rear alleyway that runs at the back of 32 Coleridge Road and behind Derby Avenue N12 8DD (in blue on attached plan). The title deed suggests that the owner of the land is 32 Coleridge Road Bollards (locked) have been erected at the access point to the alleyway Has a fire safety assessment been carried out? Does the London Fire Brigade recognise the alley as rear access? Does the London Fire Brigade consider the locked bollards compliant with emergency access guidance?

    Published: 9 February 2026

  10. Hydrant Locations

    Hydrant Locations and Flow Rates.

    Published: 6 February 2026