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[Collapse]RRC_S_001i: Total number of all fires attended per 10,000 populationAccidental fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited by accident or the cause of the fire is not known or specified. <br />Deliberate fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited deliberately or if it is suspected or recorded as ‘doubtful’ by the fire and rescue services. Deliberate fires also include some fires started by children as well as psychiatric patients, suicides and attempted suicides.  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.233.90288.80315.02289.40
RRC_S_001i: Total number of all fires attended per 10,000 populationAccidental fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited by accident or the cause of the fire is not known or specified. <br />Deliberate fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited deliberately or if it is suspected or recorded as ‘doubtful’ by the fire and rescue services. Deliberate fires also include some fires started by children as well as psychiatric patients, suicides and attempted suicides.  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_001i: Total number of fires attended by the FRSAccidental fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited by accident or the cause of the fire is not known or specified. <br />Deliberate fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited deliberately or if it is suspected or recorded as ‘doubtful’ by the fire and rescue services. Deliberate fires also include some fires started by children as well as psychiatric patients, suicides and attempted suicides.16,07525,80247,61889,495
RRC_S_001i: Population of FRA areaAccidental fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited by accident or the cause of the fire is not known or specified. <br />Deliberate fires are defined as fires where the fire was ignited deliberately or if it is suspected or recorded as ‘doubtful’ by the fire and rescue services. Deliberate fires also include some fires started by children as well as psychiatric patients, suicides and attempted suicides.5,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]RRC_S_001v: Total false alarms attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.266.21434.31432.00395.82
RRC_S_001v: Total false alarms attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_001v: Total number of false alarms which the FRA attendedIndicator collected from 2015-1618,29638,81265,338122,446
RRC_S_001v: Population of FRA areaIndicator collected from 2015-165,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]RRC_S_001vi: Total Road Traffic Collisions attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.22.9676.9353.6453.55
RRC_S_001vi: Total Road Traffic Collisions attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_001vi: Total number of road traffic collisions which the FRA attendedIndicator collected from 2015-161,5786,8718,09816,547
RRC_S_001vi: Population of FRA areaIndicator collected from 2015-165,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]RRC_S_001vii: Total other incidents attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.89.29364.40129.19188.34
RRC_S_001vii: Total other incidents attended per 10,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_001vii: Total number of all other emergency incidents which the FRA attended.Indicator collected from 2015-166,13732,54819,55558,240
RRC_S_001vii: Population of FRA areaIndicator collected from 2015-165,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]RRC_S_002vii: Deaths and injuries arising from all fires per 100,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.63.0047.2537.8146.13
RRC_S_002vii: Deaths and injuries arising from all fires per 100,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_002vii: Total number of fire deaths and injuriesIndicator collected from 2015-164334225711,426
RRC_S_002vii: Population of FRA areaIndicator collected from 2015-165,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]RRC_S_002viii: Deaths and Injuries arising from all fires which were started accidentally per 100,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.54.1342.5631.3839.66
RRC_S_002viii: Deaths and Injuries arising from all fires which were started accidentally per 100,000 populationIndicator collected from 2015-16  The population data used in this indicator has been updated to reflect any revisions made since the indicator was first published.  This has minimal effect on the indicator value.RRC_S_002viii: Total number of deaths and injuries arising from fires started accidentallyIndicator collected from 2015-163723804741,226
RRC_S_002viii: Population of FRA areaIndicator collected from 2015-165,498,1517,148,74712,097,70024,744,598
[Collapse]EFR_S_003: The percentage of dwelling fires which were contained in the room in which they originatedIndicator collected from 2015-16706.74689.24668.63684.85
EFR_S_003: The percentage of dwelling fires which were contained in the room in which they originatedIndicator collected from 2015-16EFR_S_003: Total number dwelling fires confined to room of originIndicator collected from 2015-162,8783,6344,66311,175
EFR_S_003: Total number of dwelling firesIndicator collected from 2015-163,2554,2165,57613,047

Metadata

Title

Fire service performance indicators

Last update

14 December 2023 14 December 2023

Next update

September 2024

Publishing organisation

Welsh Government

Source 1

Fire service performance indicators data collection, Welsh Government

Contact email

stats.inclusion@gov.wales

Designation

National Statistics

Lowest level of geographical disaggregation

Fire and rescue authorities

Geographical coverage

Wales

Languages covered

English and Welsh

Data licensing

You may use and re-use this data free of charge in any format or medium, under the terms of the Open Government License - see http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence

Statistical quality

Please find this information in the related statistical publication, as per the given weblink.

Keywords

Fire service performance; fire deaths; fire injuries; fire casualties; fire incidents; fire risk; community safety

General description

The Welsh Government’s Performance Management Framework for measuring Fire and Rescue Authority performance was introduced in 2007. In 2015 a consultation took place to ascertain the impact of reducing the number of indicators. The new performance indicators are grouped under two themes: ‘risk reduction and community safety’ and ‘effective response’

Data collection and calculation

The information presented here is collected via annual returns from Welsh fire and rescue authorities on the results against a series of agreed performance measures.

Frequency of publication

Annual

Data reference periods

Data are shown for each financial year from 2004-05 through to 2015-16.

Users, uses and context

Please find this information in the related statistical publication, as per the given weblink.

Rounding applied

Performance indicators expressed as rates are generally rounded to 2 decimal places. Performance indicators expressed as absolute quantities are shown as unrounded integers.

Revisions information

Some performance indicator denominator data, for example population data, non-domestic premises data and domestic dwellings data will be updated to reflect the most recently published data (for example the revision to historical population data in 2013 to take account of the latest Census results). Revising the data in this way ensures coherence between the different detailed datasets presented on StatsWales, and helps to avoid confusion. Although in practice this may result in differences between statswales and the statistical releases, which provides a snapshot of the data at the time of publishing, such differences are typically very small and often unnoticeable at the level of precision presented.

Corrections to some historical indicator data are sometimes received as part of the latest data collection and in these cases, data are updated in both the latest version of the publication and StatsWales.

Name

CSAF0042