London firefighters are encouraging all university freshers, who are moving out of home and into student halls of residence, to make sure they think about fire safety to avoid their first weeks going ...

London Fire Brigade experienced one of the busiest summers in its history, with firefighters attending more than 55,000 incidents and Control Officers taking around 100,000 emergency calls between May...

Before you head for bed, some simple fire safety checks can save your life. Here's what to keep an eye out for.

How can you stay BBQ safe?

Wildfires can destroy homes and gardens, but there are steps you can take to reduce the risk. From cutting your grass to clearing your gutters - simple actions make a difference. Find out what you can...

With another heatwave forecast this week, and Londoners looking for ways to cool down, fire investigators at London Fire Brigade are issuing a safety warning on using and buying fans.

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

Wildfires can be devastating. Find out how to prevent them, and what to do if you spot one.

As temperatures are set to rise above 30 degrees again this week, and summer holidays beginning, firefighters are warning Londoners to stay safe in the heat.

Discover the history of London's fire stations

If a young person you know shows a fascination with fire or has set fires, our specialist intervention team can help.

Keep your loved ones safe from fire by using our Home Fire Safety Checker.

Wildfires can be devastating. Find out how to prevent them, and what to do if you spot one.

Eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters have been called to a fire at a shop on Camberwell Road in Walworth.

Find out when you should dial 999, and what to expect when you do.

The high call volume already being experienced by the Brigade comes during another heatwave, which brings with it a heightened risk of wildfires in London and could lead more Londoners to cool off in ...

This map shows every non-suicide water-related incident attended by London Fire Brigade since 2020, totalling over 1,500 separate callouts and, sadly, 112 accidental drownings.

London Fire Brigade employs over 5000 people – here you can find out who we are as an organisation, and meet key people

London Fire Brigade has sent seven members of the Brigade, to join the UK-ISAR earthquake rescue effort. UK-ISAR is the official UK Government response to international disasters, funded and supported...

London Fire Brigade is passionate about supporting young Londoners. From having fun and gaining skills with Fire Cadets, through to help for children who set fires, here's where to find out more.

We support the Royal Life Saving Society’s Don’t Drink and Drown campaign. This campaign encourages individuals to take responsibility for their friends when under the influence of alcohol and/or drug...

Keep your loved ones safe from fire by using our Home Fire Safety Checker.

As part of Drowning Prevention Week and as the weather begins to warm up again, London Fire Brigade is asking for support from teachers, parents and guardians to ensure children are aware of the dange...

On 23 June, the Brigade’s Control Room in south London took 1153 emergency calls in 24 hours, mobilising firefighters to 737 separate incidents.

Capital faces elevated risk of wildfire and concerns around people heading into the water.

Whether you help a loved one maintain their independence or spend you working days caring for others, we're here to support you.

We run this free, life-saving course in West Norwood, Dagenham and Heston – sign up for your place on this free course now.

Understanding the law around e-bikes and e-scooters can help keep you and others safe. Different rules apply depending on the type of vehicle and where it’s being used.

Buying safe, compliant products from reputable sellers can significantly reduce the risks.

Firefighters are issuing another reminder about using e-bikes and e-scooters safely following a fire at a detached house converted into flats on Brondesbury Park in Kilburn.

Nearly 1,000 people descended on Canary Wharf to test the emergency response to a terror attack scenario after the threat level was raised to 'severe', meaning an attack is highly likely.

Fifteen fire engines and around 100 firefighters are tackling a fire at a recycling centre on Landmann Way in Bermondsey.

Conversion kits allow people to add an electric motor and battery to a standard bicycle. While these kits can be convenient, they can also increase the risk of battery fires if they are poorly install...

Firefighters are warning smokers to take extra care as data reveals that smoking-related fires rise 64 per cent between April and September every year.

The Brigade and Uber Eats have launched a new educational partnership designed to prioritise battery safety and fire prevention for delivery couriers.

We do lots of work with children – from teaching them about fire safety at home, to the Great Fire of London. Here's where you can find fun home-schooling activities to keep your children occupied.

New data from London Fire Brigade has revealed that firefighters rescued 2,455 people between April 2025 and March 2026 – an average of nearly seven people a day. From fires in high-rise buildings and...

We support the Royal Life Saving Society’s Don’t Drink and Drown campaign. This campaign encourages individuals to take responsibility for their friends when under the influence of alcohol and/or drug...

Do you know what cold water shock does to your body? Or how to help if you see someone struggling in the water? We've got advice for you.

We all love trips to the beach but strong currents and changing tides bring risks. Keep you and your family safe.

Keep your loved ones safe from fire by using our Home Fire Safety Checker.

Here's our advice on survival and rescue, keeping your children safe, and winter water safety. You'll also find information on our water safety campaigns and projects.

What should you do if there's an emergency on the road? Advice for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and bikers.