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Epsom and Ewell fire and rescue incident statistics
Annual SFRS incident totals for Epsom, Ewell, Stoneleigh and the wider authority, with transparent comparisons, reusable downloads and local fire risk assessment guidance.
Page summary
What the published figures show for Epsom and Ewell
SFRS recorded 3,722 incidents in Epsom and Ewell across 2020–2025, representing 6.1% of the Surrey total. The annual series moved from 614 in 2020 to 566 in 2025—7.8% lower.
Epsom and Ewell includes compact town-centre commercial premises, residential blocks, schools, care settings, hospitality and buildings converted to new uses.
Local data at a glance
Epsom and Ewell in the Surrey comparison
Raw totals reflect service demand as well as population, roads, land use, premises and reporting. They must not be interpreted as a safety league table.
The population-context figure combines the 2025 incident count with the Census 2021 population of 80,938. It is descriptive context, not a current risk rate or a measure of compliance.
Six-year view
Incidents attended in Epsom and Ewell, 2020–2025
The bars show all incidents recorded against the authority in the official district table. Select the complete Surrey explorer for county-wide categories and every local authority.
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Local context
Epsom and Ewell, East Surrey
Main places: Epsom, Ewell, Stoneleigh.
Authority totals can be useful for describing published SFRS demand, but they cannot reveal the condition, management or legal compliance of a particular building.
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Fire risk assessment considerations in Epsom and Ewell
A local incident total cannot define the assessment scope. The building’s use, people, layout, construction, management and existing fire precautions remain decisive.
Town-centre premises
Upper-floor accommodation and adjoining occupiers can create shared escape, alarm and compartmentation questions.
Education and care
Evacuation arrangements must account for supervision, dependency and the people who may need assistance.
Altered and converted buildings
Historic changes, penetrations and incomplete records can affect the assessment scope and limitations.
Use the data carefully
What this profile can—and cannot—tell you
It can show
- The annual SFRS incident total recorded for Epsom and Ewell
- Changes in the published raw count from 2020 to 2025
- The authority’s share and position within the Surrey table
- Population context using a clearly dated Census denominator
- A stable source for reports, articles and local guidance
It cannot show
- How many district incidents were fires rather than other calls
- Whether a particular premises is safe or legally compliant
- A current rate per premises, visitor or operating hour
- The cause of differences between Surrey authorities
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Fire stations located in Epsom and Ewell
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Transparent method
Official source and calculation notes
The authority values are copied from Surrey County Council’s district CSV. Totals, rankings, shares and changes are calculated directly from those values; no incident category is assigned at district level.
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