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Good inspection result for Brigade after stepping up during the pandemic.
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London Fire Commissioner reassures Londoners after major incident declared
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London Fire Commissioner Andy Roe says drafting 185 firefighters to drive ambulances shows the Brigade continues to be ready, willing and able to do everything possible to combat Covid-19.
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Firefighters rescued two animals a day during 2020 – a big increase on the previous three years, according to new figures from London Fire Brigade
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"No year has been quite like 2020." London Fire Commissioner Andy Roe has reflected on his first year in the post.
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Four staff have been recognised in the Queen’s New Year Honours for their service to London Fire Brigade.
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Recycle your Christmas tree, don’t burn it warns Brigade due to concerns an increase in real tree ownership could cause a spate of callouts
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First-time Christmas chefs are being offered advice by firefighters so their debut dinners don’t end in disaster.
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London Fire Commissioner Andy Roe has responded to the Government's announcement of a new Waking Watch Relief Fund
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Parents and teachers are being warned not to give their children real candles for nativities, carol concerts and other festive activities.
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The Brigade has appointed three external members to its Togetherness Board, to support with the implementation of the Brigade’s new inclusion strategy
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London Fire Brigade is warning bargain hunters to beware of the fire risks of buying fake electrical products
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Frank Bailey has been remembered with a Google Doodle on what would have been his 95th birthday.
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Many of the points raised in the Brigade’s evidence have been included in the Committee’s report, including agreement that the draft Bill is an important step in establishing a robust regime to improve fire safety in buildings.
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Christmas is coming early to many households this year as people try and cheer up the end of 2020 – but don’t end up burning your tree down before the celebrations have even properly begun.
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A father whose daughter passed away from carbon monoxide poisoning has given a heart-breaking warning that if she had been more aware of the dangers of the silent killer and had an alarm, she might have survived.
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A former jockey turned London firefighter has been given an achievement award to recognise her success in her new career path.
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We support the need for meaningful change in the built environment, the legislation that governs it and to see fire safety improvements
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A well-being champion who launched London Fire Brigade’s first mental health support network has been recognised for her work by His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge.
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As the first anniversary approaches it is clear that significant changes have been made.