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London Fire Brigade is sharing advice to help Londoners enjoy the hot weather safely, ahead of the capital’s first potential heatwave of the year.  

London Fire Commissioner Andy Roe says drafting 185 firefighters to drive ambulances shows the Brigade continues to be ready, willing and able to do everything possible to combat Covid-19.

Autumn has well and truly arrived and Londoners have started to have that debate about whether it’s cold enough to switch the heating on – so it’s worth checking out London Fire Brigade’s latest advice.

Crews from across the North East area of London Fire Brigade were joined by Historic Royal Palaces staff and colleagues from the Metropolitan Police Service and London Ambulance Service.

London Fire Brigade is supporting the Royal Life Saving Society’s call for people to act smartly around water as they travel home from parties during the Christmas and New Year holidays.

Wallington firefighter, and long-term boxing enthusiast, Charlie Beatt, has won an award for his dedicated voluntary work as a coach with the London Fire Brigade’s boxing club.

London Fire Brigade’s Deputy Commissioner is calling for an end to physical and verbal abuse targeted at its staff after new figures show 2023 had the highest number of incidents compared to the past five years.

In Mental Health Awareness Week (Monday 12 to Sunday 18 May), London Fire Brigade is celebrating six newly qualified canine recruits, and their handlers, joining the Brigade’s wellbeing dog team.

As part of a national push during Drowning Prevention Week, London Fire Brigade is stepping up engagement with communities and local stakeholders to raise awareness of water safety risks.

New data from London Fire Brigade has revealed that firefighters rescued 3,627 people since January 2024 – an average of more than six people a day.