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This report estimates the total annual economic and social cost of fire in England using data on fires that occurred in year ending March 2020.
Analysis of Home Office data on fire incident, and fire investigation reports exploring circumstances surrounding fire fatalities.
New analysis of outdoor fires by cause of fire.
Focuses on incidents and fires attended by fire and rescue services, fire-related fatalities, casualties from those fires and response times to those fires.
New analysis of fires involving sprinklers and water mist
New analysis of resourcing by incident type.
New analysis of age and gender of victims.
New analysis of building and other building fires with safety systems.
New analysis of primary fires with a sprinkler system.
New analysis of fires with a fatality.
New analysis of fires involving gas and an explosion.
This report presents the findings from the evaluation of the 2021/2022 Local Resilience Forum Funding Pilot.
Detailed statistics on non-fire incidents attended by fire and rescue services across England.
Survey and in-depth interviews identifying challenges (cultural and practical) that staff face in developing their careers as leaders.
This release covers statistics on trends in average response times to fires attended by fire and rescue services in England.
Review of evidence on strategies for evacuation from high-rise residential buildings, highlighting the need for tailored planning.
Incident data analysis and survey of FRSs’ policies and responses to fire-false alarms (including physical attendance).
New analysis of fire incidents involving gas explosions.
New analysis of fires classed as hot works.
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