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  • Services and Facilities

    What does London Fire Brigade do? Who do we help and how? Our services are as diverse as the city we serve...

    About us
  • Rope rescue

    The London Fire Brigade has a number of methods to rescue people from heights. Usually these involve ladders or aerial appliances, but sometimes these are not suitable and we use ropes.

    About us
  • Flood response

    London is a city built around water, so perhaps unsurprisingly, the London Fire Brigade attended 6526 flood-related incidents in 2017.

    About us
  • Scaling new heights at St Paul’s Cathedral

    A fire evacuation and salvage exercise at St Paul’s Cathedral earlier this month provided an opportunity to work with City Police and the St Paul’s team.

  • AFA Exemptions

    We have stopped attending automatic fire alarms in most commercial buildings between 7am & 8:30pm, this page lists the exemptions to this policy

  • Vaping and e-cigarettes

    The fire risks around vaping tend to come from counterfeit or faulty products, and poor charging practises, so take a look at our safety advice.

    Safety
  • Specialist health equipment

    It's important to be aware of the fire safety implications of this vital equipment, from oxygen cylinders and airflow mattresses to incontinence products – discover the risks and what you can do to reduce them.

    Safety
  • A brief history of our breathing apparatus

    The need for firefighters to enter a burning building to enable them to extinguish a fire has always been hindered by the smoke generated from the flames – so breathing apparatus is essential.

    Museum
  • Why do children set fires?

    Children and young people start to play with fire for various reasons, ranging from natural curiosity in toddlers to older children using firesetting to express feelings of anger or emotional distress.

  • Field fires in Bromley and Hillingdon boroughs

    Following five fires in fields in the last two days in the boroughs of Bromley and Hillingdon, London Fire Brigade is urging the public to follow crucial safety advice that will help protect themselves, others, the environment and their property.