Fire Industry Association

24/06/2026

Put FD&A theory into practice.

This practical course reinforces the delegate knowledge through hands-on exercises and assessment, helping learners demonstrate real-world competence.

Ideal for those needing applied skills, not just theory.

Find out more and secure your spot here: https://bit.ly/4pqXqTh

23/06/2026

Yesterday several homes had been evacuated after a property was struck by lightning, which caused a fire.

Following a report of a fire that had broken out in Bristol, Avon Fire and Rescue Service were on the scene to extinguish the fire.

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Several properties were evacuated after a lightning strike is believed to have caused a fire at a residential property in Emersons Green, Bristol.

23/06/2026

Understand domestic fire detection recommendations.

This one-day course focuses on BS 5839-6, covering system grades, categories, detector selection, and installation considerations for domestic premises.

Essential training for anyone working with domestic fire alarm systems.

Find out more and secure your spot here: https://bit.ly/2CMNVvC

22/06/2026

Property managers fined and suspended following a series of fire safety breaches in Windsor.

This case highlights the importance of ensuring fire safety measures are properly maintained and that those responsible meet their legal duties.

Find out more https://bit.ly/4eCAkF1

Two managers of a mixed-use property in Windsor have been fined and handed suspended custodial sentences after pleading guilty to multiple fire safety offences following a prosecution by Royal Berkshire Fire Authority.

22/06/2026

Start with the essentials of Fire Detection & Alarm systems. This course covers all of BS 5839-1 and is Ideal for those new to FD&A or looking to strengthen their Fire Alarm System knowledge and achieve a Level 3 Qualification

Build competence from the ground up with FIA training.

Find out more and secure your spot here: https://bit.ly/3oFyBII

19/06/2026

£3.6m investment brings fresh fleet of new fire engines to Suffolk.

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service has purchased 11 new B Type fire engines as part of its fleet renewal programme. The new vehicles will enter service later this year.

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service is investing £3.6 million in 11 new fire appliances as part of its ongoing fleet renewal programme, reinforcing its commitment to maintaining a modern, resilient and effective emergency response capability.

18/06/2026

Firefighters responded to a fire at a Waitrose in Hove, East Sussex during the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Click https://bit.ly/4eQHtmk to find out the suspected cause of the fire, what happened and hear the thoughts from Waitrose.

Firefighters responded to a fire at a Waitrose supermarket in Hove, East Sussex, during the early hours of Tuesday morning.

18/06/2026

Join us at FIM Expo North East 2026!

📍 The Catalyst, Newcastle
📅 28 October 2026
⏰ 09:30 – 15:30

Discover the latest innovations from leading UK fire industry manufacturers, all under one roof. With its regional focus and relaxed format, FIM Expo makes it easy to explore new products, connect with suppliers, and grow your network.

✔ Free to attend
✔ Buffet lunch included
✔ Meet industry leaders

Reserve your free place today and be part of a fantastic day for the fire industry. https://bit.ly/4dfdbt3

16/06/2026

World Cup fever is all around and it will only get bigger as the tournament progresses, however it is important that premises showing games from the World Cup are aware of the dangers and heightened risks.

West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service are now encouraging premises to review their fire safety processes.

Click https://bit.ly/3QqNAEG to find out their recommendations on how you can prevent fires and help ensure that your premises is a safe place to watch the World Cup this summer.

West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service is encouraging licensed premises planning to show FIFA World Cup 2026 matches to review their fire safety arrangements ahead of the tournament.

15/06/2026

During Carers Week, London Fire Brigade highlighted the importance of fire safety for people living with dementia and the carers who support them.

With more than a third of London dwelling fire fatalities receiving some form of care, simple measures such as testing smoke alarms, creating an escape plan and reducing common household fire risks can make a significant difference.

Read more about the Brigade’s work with dementia support groups and key fire safety advice for carers and families: https://bit.ly/4vbyty9

London Fire Brigade (LFB) used Carers Week (8–14 June) to raise awareness of fire safety risks affecting people living with dementia and the carers who support them.