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The Home Office collects detailed information on incidents attended by Fire and Rescue Services.
Publishing Incident Recording System data on the fire and rescue service…
New analysis of primary fires, fatalities and casualties in care homes in England by source of ignition and victim age and gender.
New analysis of incidents in non-dwelling properties.
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 accidental vehicle fires.
New analysis of dwelling fires by compartmentation.
New analysis of fires, fatalities and casualties with e-scooters and e-bikes mentioned in the additional information free text.
New analysis of fires, fatalities, casualties, rescues and evacuations in medium and high-rise flats (over 7 storeys)
Summary report testing the efficiency of strategies for evacuation of occupants.
New analysis of primary fires sprinklers and water mist.
New analysis of primary fires and upholstered furniture.
New analysis of carbon monoxide incidents.
New analysis of primary fires in small paying guest houses.
New analysis of victims from fires with fireworks, by injury severity and type.
New analysis of dwellings and houseboat by presence and operation of alarm.
Detailed analysis of non-fire incidents attended by fire and rescue services, England, April 2022 to March 2023.
This release covers statistics on trends in average response times to fires attended by fire and rescue services in England.
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