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Commissioner's statement on the seventh anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire
“Our thoughts remain with families and loved ones of the 72 people who lost their lives..."
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Commissioner's statement on the eighth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire
Our thoughts remain with the families and loved ones of the 72 people who lost their lives.
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LFB150 - The 29th anniversary of the King’s Cross fire
As we celebrate our 150th anniversary we're looking back at some of the most significant and some of the more unusual incidents that have taken place since we were formed in 1866.
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999 is not cool for cats says London Fire Brigade
Firefighters are asking Londoners to call the RSPCA not 999 for animal rescues after new figures reveal crews are called to 10 a week
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‘Sticky science’ saves London school from fire
London firefighters used a new glue like liquid to save a school in Twickenham from burning down
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Fire Cadets remember fallen ahead of Armistice centenary
Around 17 million soldiers and civilians lost their lives during the First World War
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Record fine for landlord over fire safety failures
A corporate landlord and its management company have been hit with a record £250,000 fine following a ‘potentially lethal’ flat blaze in Westminster which saw 13 people rescued by our firefighters.
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Brand new London Fire Brigade documentary starts
A brand new prime-time documentary series starts tonight on ITV, showcasing the huge variety of challenges the capital’s firefighters face every day.
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Grass fire warning as temperatures set to soar this weekend
It’s set to be a scorcher this weekend as Britain basks in temperatures of up to 30C – but firefighters are warning Londoners to take care to avoid a repeat of last year’s spate of grass fires
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What3words helps Brigade control locate bin fire
Would you know exactly what road you’re on at any given time? What3words app helps pinpoint everyone’s exact location and downloading it can help speed up our response especially if people don’t know where they are.