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Firefighters in London have carried out a million home fire safety visits

Firefighters remind Londoners to not leave their cooking unattended after a fire in Finchley

London's Fire Commissioner has called for urgent change in the building industry as the number of blocks of flats in London with fire safety failings passes an unacceptable milestone of 1,000

It’s time for Whirlpool to be open with consumers about the fire risk posed by its tumble dryers, London Fire Brigade says today

Four fire engines and 21 firefighters and officers were called to reports of a fire at a block of flats in St Mary’s Terrace in Paddington this morning

The mother of a 21-year-old woman who died at the start of 2023 has made a heartfelt plea to Londoners to take care with e-bikes and e-scooters, particularly to never block fire escape routes.

A convoy of 30 fire and rescue vehicles, two mechanics’ vehicles, and an Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGV) carrying over 2,800 items of surplus equipment has set off for the Polish-Ukrainian border.

London firefighter Steve Moore is set to run over 300 miles across the capital, visiting each of the city’s 102 fire stations, as he raises money for charity.  

London Fire Brigade (LFB) proudly hosted its fourth annual People Awards on 18 July, a night dedicated to celebrating the remarkable achievements of their staff, volunteers, and cadets.

New data reveals firefighters have attended a heating-related fire every day since 22 December – taking the total for last year to 236 separate incidents.