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Following the Grenfell Tower fire, London Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton is today calling on all the capital’s housing providers to urgently check they have an up to date fire risk assessment to ensure their buildings and residents are safe.

The London Fire Commissioner has today published revised proposals for the future of the capital’s fire and rescue service, which will now be discussed by the Fire Authority on Thursday, 18 July.

Our fire safety inspectors are urging Londoners living in purpose built blocks or houses(opens in a new window) converted into flats not to replace vital fire doors at the entrance to their properties with doors that don’t meet the required safety standards.

Work on a major construction programme which will see nine of the capital’s ageing fire stations being rebuilt is set to get underway from September.

Firefighters are reminding Londoners about the importance of keeping crystal furnishings out of direct sunlight after a crystal doorknob started a house fire yesterday morning.

London Fire Brigade’s communications team are today celebrating winning the Corporate Communications Award for best use of digital as part of a communications strategy.

After 32 years of dedicated service, Dany Cotton, London Fire Brigade’s first woman Commissioner, has announced her retirement

London Fire Brigade is urging people to take care when heating their homes this winter

Following the Grenfell disaster, we've reissued three fire safety tools designed to help housing providers check that their buildings are safe.

The fire prompted the Brigade to alter its policy on firefighter breathing apparatus (BA).