Some of the Brigade’s longest serving staff members are retiring after an incredible 150 years of dedicated service to the capital.
Move welcomed as it acknowledges known risks e-bike batteries can pose.
London firefighters have hosted a series of exercises at the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester, training on how to respond to a marauding terrorist attack (MTA).
Three firefighters from the Brigade recently returned from training agencies in Malawi, where they were deployed to help local first responders be better prepared to tackle flood emergencies.
London Fire Brigade employees recently flexed their fitness credentials with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach, as part of his workplace workout tour.
Firefighters have joined Transport for London, emergency service partners and the families of survivors to mark 50 years since the Moorgate Tube crash, the worst peacetime loss of life on the London Underground.
London Fire Brigade’s longest-serving Fire Investigation dog, Sherlock, has officially retired after a distinguished 12-year career
We welcome the Government’s commitment to put residents at the heart of the system
Two homes destroyed by fires caused by catastrophic lithium battery failures
London Fire Brigade has begun conducting training around how emergency services respond to terrorist incidents, on behalf of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the world’s largest defence alliance.