The London Fire Brigade said that disruptions from the fire, at an electrical substation, would increase into Friday. Its cause was not immediately known. By Qasim Nauman Five hours after a fire ...

London Fire Brigade says it has brought under control a blaze that has closed Heathrow Airport.

So the recalculation of this is going to be intense.” The London Fire Brigade sent 10 engines and around 70 firefighters to control the blaze and about 150 people were evacuated from their homes near ...

The counterterrorism command is working with the London Fire Brigade given “the location of the substation and the impact this incident has had on critical national infrastructure,” the ...

the London Fire Brigade (LFB) said. Six fire engines are in attendance as emergency services tackle the blaze. The LFB has urged the public to avoid the central London area amid safety concerns.

The fire was put out by crews from London Fire Brigade. In a similar event in March 2024 an e-bike burst into flames at rush hour on the platform at Sutton Station in south London. Smoke emerged ...

Authorities said they found no evidence that it was suspicious, and the London Fire Brigade said its investigation would focus on the electrical distribution equipment at the substation.

The Metropolitan Police provided an update on social media saying the fire at the substation does not appear suspicious. "After initial assessment, our officers are not treating the cause of the ...

But the London Fire Brigade (LFB) has warned that while London may not be experiencing the same high temperatures as the summer months, wildfires can still occur, especially because of the drier ...

(London Fire Brigade/Reuters / Reuters) It also said, "We are working with [the] London Fire Brigade to establish the cause of the fire, which remains under investigation." The airport was ...

On Friday, the London Fire Brigade said that the fire involved an electricity substation with 25,000 liters of cooling oil that was on fire. Jonathan Smith, deputy commissioner with the LFB ...