London Fire Brigade needs improving, says watchdog
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London Fire Brigade needs improving, says watchdog
London Fire Brigade (LFB) requires improvement by every measure it is assessed on, a watchdog has found.
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Some responders remain untrained for terrorist incidents, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) said.
Values and behaviours are not shown by all LFB staff and it has been slow to provide station facilities for women.
The response to last week's widespread fires was praised "but beneath the surface deeper-seated problems remain".
Matt Parr, inspector of HMICFRS, said: "Overall, the brigade leadership have demonstrated a clear intent to addressing the problems identified during our previous inspection [in 2019].
"However, we are yet to see any clear indication that this has translated into the improvements required."
LFB response times - six minutes and 24 seconds on average in the year to 31 March 2021 - were the second fastest in the country.
However, the report said nearly half of its callouts were to false alarms and not enough was being done to reduce unnecessary callouts.
"The brigade has made little progress in addressing the following area for improvement identified in 2019," the report says.
The 11 areas which require improvement include understanding and preventing fires and other risks, making best use of resources and ensuring fairness and promoting diversity.
Getting the right people with the right skills, which was previously judged inadequate, still requires improvement.
London Fire Brigade (LFB) requires improvement by every measure it is assessed on, a watchdog has found.
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Some responders remain untrained for terrorist incidents, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) said.
Values and behaviours are not shown by all LFB staff and it has been slow to provide station facilities for women.
The response to last week's widespread fires was praised "but beneath the surface deeper-seated problems remain".
Matt Parr, inspector of HMICFRS, said: "Overall, the brigade leadership have demonstrated a clear intent to addressing the problems identified during our previous inspection [in 2019].
"However, we are yet to see any clear indication that this has translated into the improvements required."
LFB response times - six minutes and 24 seconds on average in the year to 31 March 2021 - were the second fastest in the country.
However, the report said nearly half of its callouts were to false alarms and not enough was being done to reduce unnecessary callouts.
"The brigade has made little progress in addressing the following area for improvement identified in 2019," the report says.
The 11 areas which require improvement include understanding and preventing fires and other risks, making best use of resources and ensuring fairness and promoting diversity.
Getting the right people with the right skills, which was previously judged inadequate, still requires improvement.