North Ayrshire Police and Fire Scrutiny Report Q2 25-26

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Scrutiny Report
2025-26 Q2
North Ayrshire Council - Police & Fire
Committee
North Ayrshire

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202517/10/25 © Scottish Fire & Rescue ServiceReport generated on
About the statistics within this report
The activity totals and other statistics quoted within this report are published in the interests of
transparency and openness. They are provisional in nature and subject to change as a result of ongoing
quality assurance and review. Because all statistics quoted are provisional there may be a difference in
the period totals quoted in our reports after local publication which result from revisions or additions to the
data in our systems. The Scottish Government publishes official statistics each year which allow for
comparisons to be made over longer periods of time.
Summary
Trends
Accidental Dwelling Fires (ADFs)
Accidental Dwelling Fire Casualties
Non-Fire Casualties
Deliberate Fires
Non-Domestic Fires
Unwanted Fire Alarm Signals (UFAS)
Road Traffic Collisions (RTCs)
Home Fire Safety Visits (HFSVs)
Fire Safety Enforcement
Community Safety & Engagement
Glossary of Terms
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Contents
Scrutiny Report
2025-26 Q2
North Ayrshire Council - Police & Fire
Committee
North Ayrshire

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2025-26 Q21. Summary
121
Fires
111 389
False Alarms
621
30 2 0
Fire Fatalities
17 6
131
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Non-Fire Incidents
People Rescued by
Firefighters
People Receiving
First Aid or Hospital
Treatment (Non-Fire)
People Receiving
First Aid or Hospital
Treatment (Fires)
Non-Fire Fatalities
Top 10 Incident Types
False Alarm
(Due to
Apparatus)
False Alarm
(UFAS)
Fire
(Outdoor)
Inter-Agency False Alarm
(Good Intent)
Fire (Building) Vehicle
(Non-fire)
Fire (Vehicle) Humanitarian Other
Non-Fire
202
131
71
57 53
37
18 13 12 8
Fire Safety AuditsHome Fire Safety Visits
Total Incidents
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2. Trends Previous 16 quarters (4 years)
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Accidental Dwelling Fires
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
36
242425
36
30
28
30
25
29 28
24
28
25
29
28
Deliberate Fires
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
83
59
179
46
66
175 170
141
8391
110
69
104 113
93
162
Non-Domestic Fires
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
8
5
15
34 45
8 7
9 99
8
9
4
9
Unwanted Fire Alarm Signals
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
214
131
76
184
161
201
169
92 98100
183 198
85 90
112105
Road Traffic Collisions
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
16 19
20
11
12
18
13
18
12
20
13
14
16
15
17
16

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2. Trends
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Previous 16 quarters (4 years)
Accidental Dwelling Fire Casualties
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
7
20 0
4
5 5
4
2 2
4
1
3
11
5
Non-Fire Casualties
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
17 23
30
11 15
13
2626
18
26
16 16
23
18
20
23
Road Traffic Collision Casualties
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
8
11
18
4
16
55
15
12
11
8
8
17
8 8
10
Home Fire Safety Visits
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
254
236
333
115
331
188207
258
206
246 224 244
155
206
255
212
Fire Safety Audits
2021-22
Q3
2021-22
Q4
2022-23
Q1
2022-23
Q2
2022-23
Q3
2022-23
Q4
2023-24
Q1
2023-24
Q2
2023-24
Q3
2023-24
Q4
2024-25
Q1
2024-25
Q2
2024-25
Q3
2024-25
Q4
2025-26
Q1
2025-26
Q2
58 21
110
28 26
96
53
78
23
5155
68 34
46
60 48

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Accidental Dwelling Fires
in this period
Extent of Damage Incidents
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4. Accidental Dwelling Fire Casualties
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Ardrossan
North Coast
Irvine South
Arran
Irvine West
Kilwinning
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5
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Head injury 2
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Impalement 1
Other medical condition 1
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6. Deliberate Fires
Property Type Incident
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Grassland, woodland and crops 12
Other outdoors (including land) 10
Dwelling 4
Non Residential 4
Road Vehicle 2
Outdoor structures 1

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Kilwinning
Irvine South
Irvine West
Ardrossan
Saltcoats and Stevenston
Garnock Valley
North Coast
Irvine East
Arran
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7
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6
5
3
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50
100
150
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in this period
2025-26 Q2
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7. Non-Domestic Fires
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period
2025-26 Q2
Top 15 Property Types
Property Type Incidents
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Transport buildings 2
Hotel/motel 1
Industrial Processing 1
Religious 1
3 (60.0%)
(40.0%)
2
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Deliberate
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Irvine South
Ardrossan
Kilwinning
3
1
1
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2 2
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Trend by Quarter (4 years)
5
10
15
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There has been a 44% year-on-year decrease in incidents (4) and a 29% decrease (2) compared to the previous quarter. 
Our Fire Safety Enforcement Officers continue to work closely with business owners to maintain high standards of fire  
protection and housekeeping, which contributes significantly to keeping incident numbers low.

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Hospitals and medical care 12
Sheltered Housing - not self contained 10
Hotel/motel 7
Education 4
Nurses'/Doctors' accommodation 3
Other holiday residence (cottage, flat,
chalet)
3
Other Residential Home 3
Boarding House/B&B other 2
Retail 2
Entertainment and culture 1
Food and Drink 1
Permanent Agricultural 1
Transport buildings 1
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Kilwinning
Irvine West
North Coast
Arran
Garnock Valley
Saltcoats and Stevenston
Irvine South
Ardrossan
Irvine East
43
31
15
13
12
12
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100
150
200
250
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(Non-Fatal)
First Aid Given
at Scene
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Injuries
Hospital Serious
Injuries
2025-26 Q2
Incidents by Ward
Irvine South
Garnock Valley
Kilwinning
North Coast
Saltcoats and Stevenston
Ardrossan
Irvine East
Irvine West
5
3
3
3
2
1
1
1
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10
15
20
19
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2 7 1
Property Type Incidents
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Van 4
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Public Utilities 1
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10. Home Fire Safety Visits
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11. Fire Safety Enforcement
Job Type Count
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Audit 21
Short Post Fire Audit 1
Specific Visit 1
Our Fire Safety Enforcement team continues to provide essential support to our frontline services by pro-actively auditing 
relevant premises to ensure they meet the requirements of current fire safety legislation. These audits help identify potential
risks, promote best practices, and ensure that duty holders are fulfilling their legal responsibilities to maintain safe 
environments. 
In addition to routine inspections, the team also responds following any fire incident at a regulated premise by conducting a 
thorough post-fire audit. This process allows them to assess compliance, identify contributing factors, and 
offer tailored advice to prevent recurrence and enhance overall fire safety.
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Arran
North Coast
Garnock Valley
Irvine South
Kilwinning
Saltcoats and Stevenston
Ardrossan
Irvine West
5
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
2025-26 Q2
HFSVs by Ward
Saltcoats and Stevenston
Irvine West
Garnock Valley
Ardrossan
Kilwinning
North Coast
Irvine East
Irvine South
Arran
56
45
43
23
22
20
15
12
0
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12. Community Safety & Engagement
Home Fire Safety Activity
84 Post Domestic Incident Response visits completed by responding crews.
46 Adult Protection forms were generated by responding crews and the CAT.
1 Child Wellbeing concern was raised.
Community Activities:
45 activities, directly relating to Educational Input and Community Events were delivered by CAT and
crews across North Ayrshire.
Activities include:
4 School talks in line with Ayrshire Engagement Syllabus Anti Social Behaviour (ASB), Deliberate Fire
Setting (DFS) and Water Safety).
38 Station Visits for Community Groups, schools and nursery groups.
CPR Awareness input to community groups and schools.
1 Delivery of Fire-Retardant equipment to identified households.
2 Fire Safety and Support Education - CAT engage with young individuals highlighted by partners and
services as being involved in ASB/DFS.
Highlights of North Ayrshire Engagement Activities:
Ardrossan Water Safety Multi Agency Event (12th July) organised by Ardrossan Crews, engaging with
approx. 400 members of the public, promoting our Water Safety messages.
Kilwinning Crews attended the Kilwinning Sports Club Open Day, engaging with members of the public
by promoting our Summer Safety Messages.
Dreghorn crew attended Royal Logistics Corps Open Day, engaging with 100+ people and discussing
topics such as Appliance attacks, Water Safety and Home Fire Safety advice.
Our On Call personnel play a vital role in delivering frontline services, and we have plans in place to run
regular recruitment sessions throughout the area.
At present, we have 12 candidates progressing through various stages of the recruitment process.
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13. Glossary of Terms
Term - What it means
ADF
Accidental Dwelling Fire.
HFSV
Home Fire Safety Visit.
PDIR
Post Domestic Incident Response, a term used to indicate actions taken following attendance at a fire or
other incident in the home. PDIRs include amongst things the offer of a free follow up home fire safety
visit.
RTC
Road Traffic Collision.
Special Service
Calls to incidents which are not fires or false alarms such as RTCs, rescues, flooding, incidents involving
hazardous materials or the provision of assistance to other agencies.
UFAS
Unwanted Fire Alarm Signals. When an automatic fire detection and alarm system is activated as a result
of anything other than an actual fire the activation is classed as a false alarm. If an attendance is made to
such an event by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service, then the event is recorded as an UFAS incident.
UFAS Policy Change
In response to COVID, on the 6th May 2020, the SFRS decided to send 1 pump to UFAS premises that
did not have their own Predetermined attendance (PDA).
As of 1st July 2023, the COVID interim 1 pump response was ended and a new UFAS policy was
implemented.
The new policy is to call challenge all UFAS incidents with the intention of non-attendance. Hospitals, care
homes, and sleeping risk premises are all exempt and receive either 2 pumps or their premise specific
PDA.
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