Fires Attended by the Fire and Rescue Service
Description |
Overall number and distribution of 'primary fire' incidents attended by Fire and Rescue Services (FRS) in England and Wales |
Geographic coverage |
England and Wales |
Geographic units |
Lower Layer Super Output Area, Middle Layer Super Output Area, Local Authority / District (LAD), Government Office Region (GOR), Country |
Time coverage (most recent) |
- |
Time coverage |
2002 to 2005 |
Update frequency |
Annually |
Source |
Office for the Deputy Prime Minister: ID 2004 |
Guidelines |
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Publisher |
Neighbourhood Statistics |
URL |
http://www.neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk/dissemination/datasetList ... |
URL notes |
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Notes |
These figures will help users to identify areas most at risk from having a fire, and those where people are most likely to fall victim to a deliberate fire attack, or be injured by fire. They will also assist the targeting of urban renewal programmes and community safety initiatives |
Data suppression |
- |
Time series consistency |
- |
Reliability |
In order to minimise the level of damage when the data were rounded or suppressed to protect confidentiality, some categories have been excluded at Lower and Middle Super Output Area Levels. Users will be able to see these categories when the data are viewed or downloaded, but double dots ('..') are shown in the cells to denote the statistics are 'not available'. Please see the full descriptive documentation for further details. The level of completeness stands at 86% for LSOA, 88% for MSOA, 90% for LAD and 100% for GOR |
Component variables |
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Type |
Dataset |
PSA floor target |
No local fire and rescue authority having a fatality rate, from accidental fires in the home, more than 1.25 times the national average by 2010. |
LAA block |
LAA Block: Safer and Stronger Communities |
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