#accidental-fire

#accidental-fire

Katie-Anne Hone's flat was destroyed in a fire, leaving her and her children homeless and without belongings. They face a long recovery.

Firefighters effectively managed a fire at the YV Art Museum, overcoming water supply challenges through collaboration.

A fire in a flat in Eltham resulted in two hospitalizations, and was tackled by 25 firefighters, with the cause being undetermined.

A family survived a house fire in Mayfield; all members are expected to recover after being treated for smoke inhalation.

A man was taken to the hospital after a fire destroyed four sheds near homes in Bromley.

Community quickly responded to a shed fire in Abbey Wood, leading to 27 emergency calls and a swift firefighting effort.

The flat fire in East London was caused by improperly disposed smoking materials, which sparked significant concern for local residents.

Fire in Wembley shop caused by heater being too close to combustible items

25 firefighters responded to the incident just before 4pm after the brigade received 15 emergency calls.

The fire was caused by unsafe candle use, resulting in one hospital admission and a reminder about candle safety.

A car fire in Dartford spread to two other vehicles but no injuries were reported. Initial investigations suggest it was an accidental fire.

Improperly discarded smoking materials caused a Newham maisonette fire, emphasizing the importance of safe disposal to prevent devastating outcomes.

Fires are more likely to start in the kitchen; cooking safety tips include keeping flammable items away, checking hob is off, and never leaving cooking unattended.

Improper disposal of smoking materials caused a flat fire, destroying a second-floor balcony.

A family cat accidentally turned on the oven's self-cleaning mode, causing a fire; the homeowners were saved by smoke detectors and an extinguisher.

Grease and fat deposits in the extraction system caused the restaurant fire in Petts Wood.

A fire in a Barking building resulted in 50 evacuations and two hospitalizations, with the cause under investigation.

Fire broke out in an Archway retirement home, leading to a man being rushed to the hospital and a woman assessed for smoke inhalation.

The fire was accidental, believed to have been caused by an electrical fault in a cooker; it damaged half of a flat on the first floor.

Candle safety is crucial to prevent accidental fires.

Using flameless LED candles can be a safer alternative to traditional candles.