Emergency response
Control receives calls and mobilises resources according to the incident and operational information.
Fire and rescue service profile
Stations, governance, prevention, business fire-safety enforcement and source-led local data for Greater London.
How the service is organised
London Fire Brigade responds to fires and other emergencies, works to prevent incidents and enforces fire-safety law for most premises in its area. Its governance is London Fire Commissioner, under the Greater London Authority framework.
The service’s community risk plan connects resources and prevention activity to local risks. It does not replace the duties held by employers, owners, landlords and other responsible persons.
Different functions
Enforcement, operational response and a premises fire risk assessment are different functions.
Control receives calls and mobilises resources according to the incident and operational information.
Home and community safety activity aims to reduce incidents and harm before emergencies occur.
Business-safety teams can audit premises, investigate concerns and use Fire Safety Order powers.
The responsible person must still ensure a suitable assessment is completed, recorded, acted on and reviewed.
Local station directory
Search addresses, postcodes and published station information, then open a permanent local-area page. Station proximity does not predict attendance or reduce the need for effective warning and escape.
Open the LFB station directoryOpen data and local context
Our London data profiles connect LFB incidents, audits, mobilisations, response and prevention indicators across all 33 authorities.
Raw totals reflect population, buildings, roads, land use, weather and reporting. They cannot determine whether an individual premises is safe.
Professional support
Tell us about the premises and postcode. We can help identify suitable independent fire risk assessment support serving Greater London. This enquiry is not sent to London Fire Brigade.