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Keith Fielden retires after 41 years amazing service to Londoners. Thanks Keith, enjoy your retirement.
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  • Omar Carbajal Congratulations Keith. British Fire Brigade Victoria Nro. 8 Lima - Perú
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  • Paul Dicker Congratulations keith. You deserve your retirement.
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Yesterday at 2:12am
Open days today at Islington (11 to 5) & West Hampstead (12 to 6) fire stations. A great day out for all the family and an opportunity to learn about fire safety http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/…/LatestNewsReleases_Islingto…
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  • Matt Taylor Thankyou to the watches of islington fire station for todays open day girls loved it and hope you made a bit of money for the charity
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  • Mao Ze This is an old photo of West Hampstead fire station, great fun for the kids on open day
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London Fire Brigade added 2 new photos.
September 4 at 9:53am
TGI Friday! If you’re out tonight and fancy a late night chip butty it's a lot safer to swap the frying pan for a takeaway on your way home. But if you do use a chip pan never leave it unattended and never ever, ever throw water on a chip pan fire. Here’s why http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/LatestIncidentsContainer_0109…
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  • Jan-Otto Sten It's potentially lethal to try put out a fire in the frying pan of oil, with water. 1 liter of water turns into 1700 liters of steam in a blink of a second. Guess where all that steam goes...
    September 4 at 10:11am
London Fire Brigade
September 4 at 8:39am
It's Sherlock's 3rd birthday today. Help us wish our arson solving fire investigation dog a very happy birthday http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/fire-investigation-dogs.asp
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September 3 at 9:55am
Waterloo Road's Joe Slater will be singing live at Islington Fire Station's open day on Saturday. Don't miss out on one of our last summer events between 11am and 5pm. You'll also be helping us raise money forMacmillan Cancer Support http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/…/LatestNewsReleases_Islingto…
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London Fire Brigade added 2 new photos.
September 2 at 8:27am
Today is the 349th anniversary of the Great Fire of London which started in baker's shop belonging to Thomas Farynor. The Great Fire of London swept through the city in September 1666 devastating many buildings including 13,200 houses, 87 parish churches, The Royal Exchange, Guildhall and St. Paul’s Cathedral, built during the Middle Ages, was totally destroyed.
Although the verified death toll was only six people it is unknown how many people died in the great fire of London because many more died through indirect causes.
In 1666 there was no organised fire brigade. Today it's not just fires that we deal with and through fire safety work we're making the capital safer than ever before. Tell us why you think firefighters are great. http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/great-fire-of-london.asp
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London Fire Brigade
September 1 at 8:04am
Here's our fire boat showing off its capabilities for ITV's ‪#‎ThisMorning‬. The crew based at Lambeth River Station are on hand everyday to help with any incidents on The Thames.
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London Fire Brigade
August 31 at 2:37am
Have you left your hairdryer plugged in? A family home was destroyed when a hairdryer had been left on when the electricity cut out. The hairdryer then came back to life once the electricity meter had been recharged. Share with anyone who might do this. http://www.london-fire.gov.uk/LatestIncidentsContainer_22Au…
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London Fire Brigade added 2 new photos.
August 30 at 10:42am
Here are two examples of the 557 animal rescues we went to last year.We always be there in an emergency but not all animal rescues need our help. If an animal is injured or in distress please call the RSPCA's 24 hour helpline on 0300 1234 999 first. They'll call us if we're neededhttp://www.london-fire.gov.uk/…/LatestNewsReleases_call-the…
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