Fire safety in Islington
We are the landlord/freeholder for over 35,000 households, and we take our responsibility for your safety very seriously.
Following the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower in North Kensington, we are acting quickly on advice and guidance from the London Fire Brigade and the Department of Communities and Local Government to ensure that our buildings are safe and that our residents are kept up to date with the latest information.
Read our frequently asked questions about fire safety in the borough (PDF).
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Our fire safety arrangements
Information on our safety arrangements and how to report a fire hazard
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High-rise buildings
Advice if you live in a tower block and information about cladding
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Schools fire safety
Fire safety arrangements in our schools and information about cladding
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Fire safety in the home
Advice on how you can keep yourself and your home safe.
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Fire risk assessments
A Fire Risk Assessment (FRA) is a detailed examination of the communal areas of a building
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Fire safety update for residents of Fyfield and Six Acres Estate
As a result of our ongoing reviews of fire safety, the council has found out some new information about the external wall insulation on the blocks at Fyfield and Six Acres
