Our two main plans
This area provides links to our two main plans; our corporate plan (which is also our best value performance plan) and our London safety plan.
London Safety Plan
Our London safety plan, sets out our strategy for safety in London and how we plan to improve how services are to be delivered. It maps out the patterns of fires and other incidents across the capital to give us an accurate picture of the people and places most at risk.
Corporate Plan 2007-2010 and Best Value Performance Plan 2007-2008
Our corporate plan is also our best value performance plan. It brings together in one document the key work which we are doing to meet our top priority of making London a safer city. It also reports how well we performed in 2006-07 and our targets for 2007-08 and future years.
 Corporate Plan [ PDF 254kb]
Corporate Plan 2006-2007 - Our performance [ PDF 895kb]
Previous plans
In previous years our corporate plan and Best Value Performance Plan were produced separately and these are also shown on this page.
2006/2009 corporate plan and Best Value Performance Plan 2006-2007
2005/2008 corporate plan
2004/2005
Your Safety First
Your Safety First is our annual report and is also our best value perfomance plan (BVPP). It sets out how we've performed, where we've done well and what targets we have set for improvements.
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Full colour document [ PDF 2.5mb]
- View the external auditor's letter to the Authority, together with officers' comments - FEP634 [ PDF 229kb]
You can request a copy of 'Your Safety First' by emailing us. Please remember to give your name and full postal address.
e: BVPP@london-fire.gov.uk
Corporate plan
Our corporate plan [ PDF 433kb] is a key document for our staff and pulls together in one place the most important activities to be undertaken over the coming three years.
 2003/2004
Your Safety First - making London a safer city
2002/2003
Fire safety First - our plans for 2002/03
This document is available in the following versions:
 2001/2002
Fire safety First - our plans for 2001/02
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last updated: 2008-04-22
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