1 Reduction of Dwelling Fires Page 4

I.I Analysis Page 5

1.2 Airdrie Wards Page 7

1.3 Wards Page 9

1.4 Wards Page 11

1.5 Motherwell Wards Page 13

1.6 North Wards Page 15

1.7 Wards Page 17

2 Reduction of Fire Casualties and Fatalities Page 19

2.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis Page 20

2.2 Airdrie Wards Page 22

2.3 Bellshill Wards Page 23

2.4 Coatbridge Wards Page 24

2.5 Motherwell Wards Page 25

2.6 North Wards Page 26

2.7 Wishaw Wards Page 27

3 Reduction of Deliberate Fire Setting Page 28

3.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis Page 29

3.2 Airdrie Wards Page 31

3.3 Bellshill Wards Page 33

3.4 Coat br idge Wards Page 34

3.5 Motherwell Wards Page 35

3.6 North Wards Page 37

3.7 Wishaw Wards Page 39

2JPage 4 Reduction of Fires in other Buildings Page 41

4.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis Page 42

5 Reduction in Road Traffic Collisions Page 44

5.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis Page 45

5.2 Airdrie Wards Page 46

5.3 Bellshill Wards Page 47

5.4 Coatbridge Wards Page 48

5.5 Motherwell Wards Page 49

5.6 North Wards Page 50

5.7 Wishaw Wards Page 51

6 Reduction of Unwanted Fire alarm Signals Page 52

6.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis Page 53

6.2 Airdrie Wards Page 55

6.3 Bellshill Wards Page 58

6.4 Coatbridge Wards Page 61

6.5 Motherwell Wards Page 64

6.6 North Wards Page 67

6.7 Wishaw Wards Page 70

3IPage PRIORITIES, ACTIONS AND OUTCOMES

1. Reduction of Dwelling Fires

Statistical analysis has shown that the majority of dwelling house fires occur in the social rented sector.

A high percentage of these fires started in the kitchen when the occupier was cooking or had cooked food.

In North Lanarkshire, dwelling house fires are more prominent in several ward areas. Alcohol is also a significant contributory factor in the fires that occur.

Aligns to: 0 National Indicators 6: We live longer healthier Lives. National Indicator 8: We have improved Life chances for children, young people and families at risk. National Indicator 9: We live our lives safe from crime disorder and danger. 0 National Indicator 12: We value and enjoy our built and natural environment and protect it and enhance it for future generations. 0 Single Outcome Agreement 201 3-1 8 0 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-18

We will achieve it by: 0 Using data analysis tools to ensure that: o Home Fire Safety Visits are conducted in the areas of highest operational activity. o Engagement activities are focused on areas of highest operational activity. 0 Working with partner agencies to provide risk reduction measures (fire proof bedding etc) to the people most at risk from fire. 0 Developing an Information Sharing Protocol with North Lanarkshire Council, Housing, Social Work and the National Health Service Lanarkshire to share information on the most vulnerable groups within our communities (people most at risk from fire).

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 10% reduction.

In doing so we will also add value by: 0 Reducing the financial burden and disruption caused to all housing tenures. 0 Reducing the personal and social impact of fire on our communities. 0 Promoting the wider community safety message to the residents of North Lanarkshire.

= Accidental Dwelling Fires

3year 2012/13 2013/14 Average Target

41Page 1.1 North Lanarkshire Analvsis

Accidental Dwelling Fires

Our annual target set within the North Lanarkshire Local Area Plan for accidental dwelling fires is 253 for the repotting period. Our six month total for accidental dwelling fires currently sits at 137 which is just above our half year target of 127. This would indicate a 7% increase on the six month target. Statistical analysis concludes that the majority of dwelling fires occur within the social rented sector. A high percentage of these fires originate within the kitchen where the occupier was cooking. A combination of alcohol, drugs or distraction are seen as being a significant contributing factor in most cases. 85% of these incidents occurred between 08:OO and 23:59hrs, with Saturday to Monday the busiest days, accounting for almost 20 incidents per day. Of the 174 dwelling fires recorded, 137 were deemed as being of an accidental nature with 40% of those being directly linked to cooking. In all cases post domestic incident activities have been initiated.

Total Accidental Dwelling Fires by Cause Accidental 1 132 Not known Deliberate Deliberate - others ro ert Deliberate - own roped Deliberate - unknown owner Total 174 1 Accdental 1 Not known [Deliberate -/Delibetate -/Delberate - j others , own 1 unknown I 1 property 1 property 1 owner Accidental 1 Deliberate ~______.___.-___-

1.I .I All Accidental Dwelling Fires Broken Down to the Six Localities

Airdrie Wards 15 Bellshill Wards 21

Wishaw Wards 12 Total 137

51Page 1.I .2 Time of Dav - all Incidents

I 14 14 E Mon E Tue

6 Wed E Thu E Fri ISat

4 Sun

I 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59

1 .I.3 Cause of all Incidents - North Lanarkshire

Total Statistics show that 97 out of Cooking other cooking - 41 137 dwelling fires originated in Negligent use of equipment or appliance the kitchen. This table shows (heat source) 17 that there were 55 incidents Cooking - chip paddeep fat fryer 14 where cooking was the cause. Careless handling - due to careless disposal 12 This indicates that 40% of all Combustible articles too close to heat source accidental dwelling fires were (or fire) 10 cooking related. Fault in equipment or appliance 9 Careless handling - due to sleep or unconsciousness 9 Faulty fuel supply - electricity 7 Overheating, unknown cause 6 Faulty leads to equipment or appliance 5 Playing with fire (or heat source) 2 Other 2 Other intentional burning, going out of control 1 Faulty fuel supply - gas 1 Accumulation of flammable material 1

6IPage 1.2 Airdrie Wards

1.2.1 Address of all Dwellinq Fires - Airdrie Wards

I Adult I Elderly Not

Accidental 11 2 1 1 15_- Bedroom 1 I External fittings 1 1 Kitchen 10 2 12 Living room 1 1 Total 11 2 1 1 15

1.2.3 Days of Week and Time Range - Airdrie Wards

71Page 1.2.4 Cause of all Accidental Dwelling Fires - Airdrie Wards

Of the 15 accidental dwelling fire incidents within the Airdrie Ward areas, 12 started in the kitchen with 5 related to cooking.

8IPage 1.3.4 Cause of all Accidental Dwelling Fires - Bellshill Wards

Total Of the 21 accidental dwelling fire Cooking - other cooking 8 incidents within the Bellshill Ward Negligent use of equipment or areas, 15 started within the kitchen appliance (heat source) 3 and 10 were related to cooking. Faulty fuel supply - electricity 3 Cooking - chip pan/deep fat fryer 2 Overheating, unknown cause 1 Combustible articles too close to heat source (or fire) 1 Playing with fire (or heat source) I ~ Fault in equipment or appliance 1 Other 1 Total 21

10IPage 1.4 Coatbridqe Wards

1.4.1 Address of all Dwellinn Fires - Coatbridqe Wards

1.4.2 Breakdown of Cause and Age Group - Coatbridne Wards

1.4,-3 Davs of Week and Time Range - Coatbridae Wards

11IPage 1.4.4 Cause of all Accidental Dwellincl Fires - Coatbridne Wards

I Main cause of incident I Total I Of the 22 accidental dwelling fire incidents within the Coatbridge Ward areas, 15 started within the kitchen and 12 were related to cooking.

12IPage 1.5 Motherwell Wards

1.5.1 Address of all Dwelling Fires - Motherwell Wards

DALRIADA CRES, MOTHERWELL 1 VALLEY VIEW, MOTHERWELL 1 DINMONT CRES, MOTHERWELL 1 JERVISTON ST. MOTHERWELL 1 DRAFFEN TOWER, MOTHERWELL 1 MARYKNOWE RD, CARFIN 1 DRAFFEN TOWER, MOTHERWELL 1 NETHERWOOD TOWER, MOTHERWELL 1 FORT ST, MOTHERWELL 1 NEWARTHILL RD, CARFIN 1

1.5.2 Breakdown of Cause and Aqe Group - Motherwell Wards

13IPage 1.5.3 Davs of Week and Time Range - Motherwell Wards

1S.4 Cause of all Accidental Dwelling Fires - Motherwell Wards

Total Main cause of incident Of the 33 accidental dwelling fire Cooking - other cooking 9 incidents within the Motherwell Ward Cooking - chip paddeep fat fryer 8 areas, 24 started within the kitchen Negligent use of equipment or appliance with17 related to cooking. (heatsource) 5 Careless handling - due to careless disposal 5 Combustible articles too close to heat source (or fire) 1 Playing with fire (or heat source) 1 Overheating, unknown cause 1 I1 I Faulty fuel supply - electricity 1 Fault in equipment or appliance 1 Total 33

14IPage GLENACRE RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 OLD GARTLOCH RD, GARTCOSH 1 GLENACRE RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 ROSE ST, CUMBERNAULD 1 GLENHOVE RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 STIRLING RD. 1 GREENRIGG RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 ABBOTSFORD CRT, CUMBERNAULD 1 GREENRIGG RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 Total 34

Other 1 1 Total 22 5 3 4 34

15IPage 1.6.3 Days of Week and Time Range - North Wards

1.6.4 Causes of all Accidental Dwellinq Fires - North Wards

Main cause of incident I Total I Of the 34 accidental dwelling fire Cooking - other cooking 7 incidents within the North Ward Fault in equipment or appliance 6 areas, 26 started within the kitchen Combustible articles too close to heat source with 8 related to cooking.

unconsciousness Careless handling - due to careless disposal 3 Other 1 Overheating, unknown cause 1 Cooking - chip paddeep fat fryer 1 Faultv leads to eaubment or amliance 1 Accumulation of flammable material 1 Total 34

16IPage 1.7 Wishaw Wards

Total Notes ABBOTSFORD RD WISHAW 1 BANAVIE RD; NEWMAINS 1 BIRKSHAW BRAE; G0WKTHRAPPLE:WISHAW 1

1.7.2 Breakdown of Cause and Age Group - Wishaw Wards

I.7.3 Davs of Week and Time Range - Wishaw Wards

17IPage 1.7.4 Cause of all Accidental Dwelling Fires - Wishaw Wards

Of the 12 accidental dwelling fire incidents within the Wishaw Ward areas 5 started within the kitchen with 4 related to cooking.

18IPage 2. Reduction of Fire Casualties and Fatalities

The reduction of fire casualties is clearly linked to the reduction in dwelling house fires. The reduction of fire fatalities and casualties is at the core of preventative activities carried out by SFRS in the North Lanarkshire Area.

The biggest contributory factors are cooking and alcohol.

Fire casualties are more likely to occur in the areas with highest operational demand. Using the 3 year average these areas accounted for 68% of all fire casualties.

Aligns to: National Outcome 6: We live longer, healthier lives National Outcome 8: We have improved the life chances for children, young people and families at risk. National Outcome 9: We live our lives safe from crime, disorder and danger. National Outcome 15: Our people are able to maintain their independence as they get older and are able to access appropriate support when they need it. Single Outcome Agreement 201 3-18 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-18 0 North Lanarkshire Casualty Reduction Plan 201 3-14

We will achieve it by: 0 Developing an Information Sharing Protocol with North Lanarkshire Council, Housing, Social Work and the National Health Service Lanarkshire to share information on the people most at risk from fire. Increasing Community Education in targeted areas where the majority of casualties occur. Working with partner agencies to provide risk reduction measures (fire proof bedding etc) to the people most at risk from fire.

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 6% reduction.

In doing so we will also add value by: 0 Reducing demand on partner services Assisting in referring vulnerable households to other service providers Reducing the economic cost of casualty treatment on partner agencies.

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60

40 Casualties 20

0 3year 2012/13 2013/14 Average Target

19IPage 2.1 North Lanarkshire Analvsis

Fire Casualties and Fatalities

The graph below gives a breakdown of all fire casualties and fatalities over the first six months of the reporting period. The North Lanarkshire area was set a target of 74 fire related casualties for the full year and 37 for the first six month reporting period. It is disappointing to note that with 59 casualties we are currently 37% above our six month target.

The reduction in fire casualties is clearly aligned to the reduction of dwelling fires. It is therefore vital that demand reduction measures are fully utilised to reduce the number of, and impact from, accidental dwelling fires. It is interesting to note that the typical age group of a fire casualty has changed from the over 50 to 21 - 40. It is also interesting to note that casualty numbers, whilst higher than hoped, are indicative of more robust identification and recording, better medically trained personnel and a number of multi casualty incidents. It should be noted that the number of fatal and serious injuries is reducing which would indicate that intervention strategies and increased smoke detection coverage is having a positive effect.

Gender 1 0-10 1 11-20 1 21-30 I 3140 1 41-50 1 51-60 I 61-70 I 71-80 1 81-90 1 Total 1 I Female 3 3 4 6 5 2 1 1 25 Male 4 1 6 6 6 7 4 34 Total 7 4 10 12 11 9 4 1 1 59

Age and Gender breakdown

7 Male 6 81 - 90 6 t 6 S71-80 -1 4 61 - 70 D51-60 1 1 D41-50 -2 m31-40 Female 5 E21-30 6 1 4 D11-20 -3 -3 DO- 10

2.1 .I Time Ranges and Davs of Week all Casualties and Fatalities

.. __ - - - - - LL JI 08:OO - 17:59 1 2 3 2 4 3 15 26 18:OO - 23159 3 2 10 7 22 37 - I Total 15151411514121151591

20IPage 2.1.2 Severity of Iniuries I.

I m Faal

I j 22 I

26 mvictm Went to hoptal, njwies appear to be serous rvictiwmtto 6 hospptaf, njwies appear to be S8gk

2.1.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities bv Ward

Ward Names Total Abronhill Kildrum and the Village Ward 6 Ward 6 Ward 1 Bellshill Ward 3 and Glenboig Ward 5 Ward 8 Coatbridae West Ward 3 Ward 3 Kilsvth Ward 3 Ward 4 Motherwell South East and Ravenscraig Ward 4 Ward 6 Ward 3 Strathkelvin Ward 1 Ward 3 Total 59

21IPage 2.2 Casualtv Analvsis - Airdrie Wards

Gender 11 -20 21 -30 31 -40 41 -50 51 -60 Total Female 1 1 1 1 4 Male 1 1 1 3 Total 1 I 1 2 2 7

Male e51-60 1 .41-50 %31-40 1 .21-M 1 .ll-20 Female

2.2.1 Time Range and Day of Week - Casualties and Fatalities

Time Range Thu I Fri Sat I Total % ( 1 14 -08.00 I I I I I I I L I LY 1 Total 2 2 2 1 7

2.2.2 Severity of Iniuries _____ Precautionaw 1 check Severity of injury Total recommended Precautionary check 1 lVictim wentto recommended 1 hospital, injuries Victim went to hospital, appear to be injuries appear to be serious Serious Ill IVictim went to ~~ ~ hospital, injuries Victim went to hospital, appear to be Sfiiht injuries appear to be Slight 5 Total 7

Ward Names Total Airdrie Central Ward 6 Airdrie North Ward 1 Total 7

22IPage 2.3 Casualtv Analvsis - Bellshill Wards Gender 21 -30 41 -50 51 - 60 61 -70 Total Female I 2 3 Male 1 1 1 3 Total 1 3 1 I 6

1 Male 1 U 61 - 70 .. 51-60 I U41-50 U2l-30 Female

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2.3.1 Time Ranqe and Dav of Week - Casualties and Fatalities

Time Range Mon Tue Sat Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 1 1 2 33 08100 - 17:59 3 3 50 18:OO - 23159 1 1 17 Total 1 1 4 6

2.3.2 Severitv of Iniuries I Severity of injury I Total I First aid given at scene 1 .vain wentto hospital, njuries 1 appear to k SBOS f? viinwent to hospital, hjuies appear to be SCgk

2.3.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities bv Ward

Bellshill Ward 3 Thorniewood Ward 3 Total 6

23IPage 2.4 Casualty Analysis - Coatbridge Wards

Gender 0-10 11 -20 21 -30 31 -40 41 -50 51 -60 61 -70 Total Female 2 3 2 1 8 Male 2 1 1 2 2 8 Total 2 3 4 2 1 2 2 16

2 2 E61-70 Male ' W51-60 1 -1 -1 W41-50 I 2 - W31-40 21- 30 -1 -1 Female B11-20 3 2 WO-10

2.4.1 Time Range and Dav of Week - Casualties and Fatalities

2.4.2 Severitv of lniuries m Precautionary

Severity of injury Total Precautionary check recommended 11 Victim went to hospital, injuries appear to be Serious I Victim went to hospital, injuries appear to be Slight 4 Total 16 I Sleht

2.4.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities by Ward

Ward Names Total Coatbridge North and Glenboig Ward 5 Coatbridge South Ward 8 Ward 3 I Total I 16 I

241 Page Gender 0-10 21 -30 31 -40 81 -90 Total Female 2 3 1 6 Male 2 2 4 8 Total 4 2 7 1 14

4 Male m81-90

-2 31-40 B21-30

3 m0- 10 Female

2.5.1 Time Range and Davs of Week - Casualties and Fatalities

Time Ranges Tue Thu Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07159 1 8 1 10 72 08100 - 17159 1 1 2 14 18:OO - 23:59 1 1 2 14 Total 1 2 10 1 14

2.5.2 Severitv of Iniuries __ Severity of injury Total Precautionary r--I Precautionary check I check recommended 7 recommended Victim went to hospital, I injuries appear to be mVicbrn went to Slight 7 hospdal. injuries appear to be Total 14 Slight

2.5.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities bv Ward

Ward Names Total Motherwell North Ward 4 Motherwell South East and Ravenscraig Ward 4 Motherwell West Ward 6 Total 14

251 Page 2.6 Casualtv Analvsis - North Wards I Gender I 21 - 30 1 31 -40 I 41 - 50 I 51 - 60 1 61 - 70 I 71 -80 I Total 1 Female 1 1 2 Male 1 2 2 2 1 8 Total 1 2 3 2 1 1 10

Male 2 R71-80 2 H 2 61 - 70 -1 -1 W51-60

1 B41-50 W31-40

1 H21-30

2.6.1 Time Range and Dav of Week - Casualties and Fatalities

Time Ranges Mon Wed Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 2 2 20 08:OO - 17:59 1 1 10 18100 - 23:59 3 4 7 70 Total 3 2 4 1 10

r Finaid given at 2.6.2 Severitv of Iniuries 1 1 Ye

Severity of injury Total Praautbnary First aid given at scene 3 check Precautionary check recommended recommended 5 viain vent to Victim went to hospital, hospital, njuies injuries appear to be Serious 1 appear to be Victim went to hospital, Sa ells vktin WttO injuries appear to be Slight 1 hosptal, hjuies Total 10 appeartobesbght

2.6.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities bv Ward

Ward Names Total Abronhill Kildrum and the Village Ward 6 Kilsyth Ward 3 Strathkelvin Ward 1 Total 10

26 I 2.7 Casualtv Analvsis - Wishaw Wards

Gender 0-10 21 -30 41 -50 51 -60 Total Female 1 1 2 Male 1 2 1 4 Total I 1 2 2 6

B51-60 41 - 50 B21-30 MO-10 I Female

Time Range Mon Wed Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 1 1 2 1 5 83 08:OO - 17:59 1 1 17 Total I 1 1 2 1 6

2.7.2 Severitv of lniuries Precautionary check recommended Severity of injury Total 2 Precautionary check .Victim went to recommended 2 hospital, injuries appear to be Victim went to hospital, &*US injuries appear to be Serious 2 Victim went to Victim went to hospital, hospital, injuries injuries appear to be Slight 2 appear to be Slight 2 Total 6

2.7.3 Breakdown of Casualties and Fatalities bv Ward

Fortissat Ward 3 Murdostoun Ward 3 Total 6

27IPage 3. Reduction of Deliberate Fire Setting

In the North Lanarkshire Area, deliberate fire setting has historically been a significant problem that can be closely linked to anti-social behaviour. Secondary fires (refuse and grass) are on a downward trend however they still account for a high percentage of our operational activity.

Working closely with partner agencies SFRS have managed within North Lanarkshire, to reduce secondary fire activity in 201 1/12 by 28% on the previous year.

Aligns to: 0 National Outcome 4: Our young people are successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors and responsible citizens. 0 National Outcome 8: We have improved the life chances for children, young people and families at risk. 0 National Outcome 9: We live our lives safe from crime, disorder and danger. 0 National Outcome 12: We value and enjoy our built and natural environment and protect it and enhance it for future generations. 0 Single Outcome Agreement 201 3-18 0 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-18

We will achieve it by: 0 Increasing Community Education in targeted areas where the majority of deliberate fire setting occurs. 0 Continuing work with our partners to develop joint risk strategies to further mitigate the impact of deliberate Fires and the economic and social cost to the community. 0 Continuing to utilise Firereach, Junior Firereach and Firesetters programmes to engage young people in North Lanarkshire.

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 10% reduction.

In doing so we will also add value by: 0 Allowing SFRS to more effectively direct and use it resources to target other areas of operational activity. 0 Diverting young people away from anti-social behaviour by encouraging them to be good citizens. 0 Supporting the National focus towards early intervention.

1,800 Deliberate Primary

Deliberate Secondary

3year 201 2/13 201 3/14 Average Target

281Page 3.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis

erate Primary Fires

Deliberate Secondary Fires

The six monthly target for deliberate primary fires was set at 146, however we have seen a total of 157 incidents which equates to 7% over the agreed target. In relation to deliberate secondary fires, the six month target was 900 with the actual number being 1,194. This indicates an increase of 25% on the agreed target.

Deliberate fire setting can be linked closely to anti-social behaviour. Secondary fire activity (refuse, grass, wheelie bins etc) accounts for a high percentage of operational activity and there are peak seasonal times throughout the year in which these are experienced, normally April through to September. The analysis has shown that in terms of deliberate fire setting, this is most likely to occur on a Saturday between the hours of 18:OO - 2359.

3.1 .I Deliberate Primarv Fires bv Ward Areas

3.1.2 Deliberate Secondarv Fires bv Ward Areas

Secondary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total Notes others own property unknown

291 Page 30IPage 3.2 Airdrie Ward

Primary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property own property unknown owner Airdrie Central Ward 7 2 3 12 Airdrie North Ward 7 3 10 Ward 1 3 4 Total 15 2 9 26

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

Address of Multiple Primary Fire Locations Total Notes LIVINGSTON DR, PLAINS 2 CAIRNHILL RD, AlRDRlE 2 Total 4

Primary Fires Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07159 2 1 1 2 6 1 13 50 08:OO - 17159 1 1 1 3 12 18:OO - 23:59 2 1 1 2 4 10 38 Total 3 3 1 4 8 2 5 26

3.2.2 Deliberate Secondarv Fires

Secondary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others own property unknown property owner Airdrie North Ward 38 3 70 111 Airdrie South Ward 24 42 66 Airdrie Central Ward 26 1 23 50 Total 88 4 135 227

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

Address of Multiple Secondary Fire Total Notes Locations DALCROSS WAY, PLAINS 6 MlNCH WAY, PETERSBURN, AlRDRlE 4 KILLEARN CRES, PLAINS 4 CALDERBANK 3 CALDERCR UIX 3 MEADOWHEAD RD, PLAINS 3 CHERRYBANK WALK, AlRDRlE 3 MOFFAT VIEW, PLAINS 3 I PLAINS 131 I ROUGHRIGG RD, AlRDRlE 3 BALLOCHNEY RD, PLAINS 3

HILLFOOT RD. AlRDRlE 3 I 1 Total 1 41 31IPage 32IPage 3.3 Bellshill wards

3.3.1 Deliberate Primary Fires

Primary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property unknown owner & Holytown Ward 4 1 5 Bellshill Ward 2 2 4 Thorniewood Ward 1 1 Total 6 4 10

There have been no repeat attendances by the Fire and Rescue Service at locations within the Bellshill Ward areas.

3.3.2 Deliberate Secondarv Fires

Secondary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property own property unknown owner Bellshill Ward 19 3 32 54 Mossend & Holytown Ward 20 4 30 54 Thorniewood Ward 17 30 47 Total 56 7 92 155

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

33IPage 3.4 Coatbridcte Wards

3.4.1 Deliberate Primary Fires

Primary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property unknown owner Coatbridge North & Glenboig Ward 3 7 10 Coatbridge South Ward 3 2 5 Coatbridge West Ward 1 1 Total 6 10 16

There have been no repeat attendances by the Fire and Rescue Service at locations within the Coatbridge Ward areas.

3.4.2 Deliberate Secondary Fires

Secondary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property own property unknown owner Coatbridge West Ward 22 3 43 68 Coatbridge North & 27 3 22 52 Glenboig Ward Coatbridge South Ward 17 1 18 36 Total 66 7 83 156

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

34IPage 3.5 Motherwell Wards

3.5.1 Deliberate Primarv Fires

c - .. Motherwell South East & Ravenscraig 10 1 11 Ward Motherwell North Ward 4 1 5 Total 25 5 30

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

Address of Multiple Primary Fire Total Additional Information Locations DALRIADA CRES, MOTHERWELL 4 RAVENSCRAIG STEEL WORKS, 2 MEADOWHEAD RD, WISHAW GATESIDE RD, WISHAW 2 Total 8

3.5.2 Deliberate Secondarv Fires

I Secondary Fires I Deliberate- I Deliberate - I Deliberate - I Total others property own property unknown owner Motherwell South East & 37 2 47 86 Ravenscraig Ward Motherwell North Ward 27 1 37 65 Motherwell West Ward 22 36 58 Total 86 3 120 209

35IPage The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

36IPage 3.6 North Wards

3.6.1 Deliberate Primarv Fires

I Primary Fires I Deliberate- I Deliberate - I Deliberate - I Total I others property own property unknown owner Abronhill Kildrum and the 8 1 5 14 Village Ward Cumbernauld South Ward 4 -2 6- Strathkelvin Ward 1 1 2 Ward 1 1

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

I Address of Multiple Primary Fire I Total I Notes Locations CHAPELTON RD, CUMBERNAULD 2 Total 2

3.6.2 Deliberate Secondarv Fires

I Secondary Fires 1 Deliberate- I Deliberate - I Deliberate - I Total 1 others property own property unknown owner Kilsyth Ward 3 1 69 73 Abronhill Kildrum &the 14 1 28 43 Village Ward Strathkelvin Ward 7 1 24 32 Cumbernauld North Ward 8 2 12 22 Cumbernauld South Ward 5 10 15 Total 37 5 143 185

37IPage The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

Address of Multiple Secondary Fire Locations Total Notes FOREST RD, CUMBERNAULD 6 STIRLING RD, KILSYTH 4 AUCHINSTARRY RD. KILSYTH 4 HOWE RD, KILSYTH 4 BROOM RD, CUMBERNAULD 4 WARDPARK RD, CUMBERNAULD 3 Total 25

38IPage 3.7 Wishaw wards

Primary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property own property unknown owner Fortissat Ward 12 7 19

Wishaw Ward 14 3- 17.. Murdostoun Ward 10 1 5 16 Total 36 1 15 52

The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

Address of Multiple Primary Fire Locations Total Notes SHOTTS PRISON, SHOTTS 5 SPRINGHILL RD, SHOTTS 4 QUARRY ST, WISHAW 3 KILDONAN CRT, NEWMAINS 2 Total 14

Secondary Fires Deliberate - Deliberate - Deliberate - Total others property own property unknown owner Wishaw Ward 49 1 58 108 Fortissat Ward 23 1 68 92 Murdostoun Ward 16 2 44 62 Total 88 4 170 262

39IPage The list below contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service.

40IPage 4. Reduction of Fires in Other Buildings

All workplaces and business premises are classed as Fires in Other Buildings and come under the scope of the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005. Sleeping risks are seen as a particularly high fire risk since most fatal fires occur at night when people are less vigilant and at their most vulnerable. Residential care homes, student accommodation and non-self-contained sheltered housing make up the greatest proportion of these incidents within the North Lanarkshire Area.

High fire risk properties are audited on a yearly basis to ensure that the fire precautions within the property are to a suitable standard. For some buildings, joint inspections are carried out with other organisations e.g. Health and Safety Executive, Police Scotland, Trading Standards and Environmental Health.

Aligns to: National Outcome 1: We live in a Scotland that is the most attractive place for doing business in Europe. National Outcome 6: We live longer, healthier lives. 0 National Outcome 9: We live our lives safe from crime, disorder and danger. National Outcome 12: We value and enjoy our built and natural environment and protect it and enhance it for future generations. 0 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-1 8

We will achieve it by: 0 Continuing to audit high risk premises on a yearly basis. Engagement with the business community to highlight their responsibilities for compliance with fire legislation. Identifying fire trends in particular building types and conduct thematic audits

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 10% reduction.

In doing so we will also add value by: Assisting the business sector in understanding their fire safety responsibilities Ensuring that buildings are safer, people feel protected and the opportunities for acts of wilful fire raising are reduced. Supporting business continuity and employment within North Lanarkshire.

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Accidental Fires in Other Buildings Deliberate Fires in Other Buildings

U 3 year 201V13 2013/14 Average Target

41 IPage 4.1 North Lanarkshire Analysis

Deliberate Fires in Other Buildings

Other buildings are those which are not dwellings. In North Lanarkshire the six month target for accidental fires in other buildings was 32 with the actual number being 36. This would indicate an 11% increase on the agreed target. In terms of deliberate fires within other buildings, the six month target was set at 33 with the actual being 44. This indicates a 25% increase on the target set.

We continue to audit relevant premises and offer support to ensure that they are made as safe from fire as possible. We also provide advice and guidance in relation to how to avoid deliberate fire setting. We liaise closely with our Police colleagues in relation to all deliberate incidents of this nature.

Wards Total Coatbridae Wards 10 North Wards 11 Airdrie Ward 11 Bellshill Wards 9 Motherwell Wards 18 I Wishaw Wards I 21 I 1 Total 80

4.1.2 Time and Dav Range for Other Building Fires - North Lanarkshire

Coatbridge Wards 6 North Wards 7 I Airdrie Wards I 6 I Bellshill Wards 7 , Motherwell Wards 7 Wishaw Wards 3 Total 36

42IPage 4.1.4 Time and Day Range for Accidental Other Building Fires - North Lanarkshire

Airdrie Central Addresses of Accidental other building fires Ward Total MONKLANDS DISTRICT HOSPITAL, AlRDRlE 2 2 GRAHAM ST, AlRDRlE 2 2 Total 4 4

Wards Total Coatbridge Wards 4 North Wards 4 Airdrie Ward 5 Bellshill Wards 2 Motherwell Wards 11 Wishaw Wards 18 I Total 44

4.1.6 Time and Day Range for Deliberate Other Building Fires - North Lanarkshire

Addresses of deliberate other Fortissat Motherwell South East building fires Ward and Ravens c ra ig Ward Total SHOTTS PRISON, SHOTTS 5 5 GATESIDE RD, WISHAW 2 2 Total 5 2 7

43IPage 5. Reduction in Road Traffic Collisions

A central part of SFRS’s role is the attendance at Road Traffic Collisions (RTC’s). Operational fire- fighters are trained to a high standard and have at their disposal the most modern equipment for extricating and administering first aid to casualties. The role of the fire-fighter also involves providing education programmes to the most at risk groups to highlight the consequences of RTC’s and dangerous driving.

The numbers of RTC’s in North Lanarkshire continues on a downward trend. National statistics identify that the most at risk group is young male drivers who we include in our “Cut it out” programme which is aimed at 5th and 6th year pupils.

Aligns to: National Outcome 4: Our young people are successful learners, confident individuals, effective contributors and responsible citizens. National Outcome 6: We have improved life chances for children, young people and families at risk. 0 National Outcome 9: We live our lives safe from crime, disorder and danger. Single Outcome Agreement 2013-18 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-18 Go Safe, Scotland’s Road Safety Framework for 2020.

We will achieve it by: 0 Delivering road safety presentations/exercises at station open days along with our partners. Delivering “Cut it Out” to all secondary schools in North Lanarkshire. Deliver road safety awareness programmes to young people on the Firereach and Junior Firereach courses.

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 5% reduction.

In doing so we will also add value by: Reducing RTC’s will lessen the impact on local communities and reduce the costs to the NHS for the treatment of casualties. 0 Reducing Rehabilitation and welfare costs for the casualty and employer.

150 1 131 125

100

75 111 RTCs

50

25

n U 3 year 2012/13 2013/14 Average Target

44IPage 5.1 North Lanarkshire Analvsis

Traffic Collisions

It is important to acknowledge that the Fire and Rescue Service does not attend all RTC’s, we only attend where rescue/extrication is required or to make the vehicle or roadway safe. The target set for the first six months was 56 with an actual number of 54. This indicates a 5% reduction on the set target and is to be welcomed.

I I Total-1 Airdrie Airdrie Wards 12 Wards Bellshill Ward 7 Bellshill Ward Coatbridge Wards 3 = Coatbridge Motherwel I Wards 9 Wards I North Ward I 13 I Motherwell Wishaw Wards 10 13% Wards D North Ward

17% m Wishaw Wards

5.1 .I Time and Dav Range for all RTC’s - North Lanarkshire

5.1.2 RTC Casualtv Data - North Lanarkshire Gender 0 - 10 I1-20 21 -30 31 -40 41 -50 51 -60 61 -70 70+ Total Female 2 5 7 7 3 2 4 30 Male 3 4 12 6 4 2 1 32 Total 5 9 19 13 7 2 6 1 62

5.1.3 Severity of lniuries

Victim went to Total at scene check hospital, hospital, injuries appear to be slight 22 30 10 5 14 32 Total I 3 18 5 36 62

45IPage 5.2 Airdrie Wards

I X% Ward Locations Total rn Airdrie Wards Airdrie Central Ward Airdrie Central Airdrie North Ward Ward Airdrie South Ward Total 12 ~AirdrieWards Airdrie North Ward

~AirdrieWards Airdrie South Ward

75%

5.2.1 Time and Dav Range for all RTC’s - Airdrie Wards

Gender 11 -20 21 -30 31 -40 41 -50 51 -60 61 -70 Total Female 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Male 1 1 2 1 1 6 Total 2 2 3 2 1 2 12

5.2.3 Severitv of Iniuries

~ Victim went to Victim went to Precautionary check hospital, injuries hospital, injuries recommended appear to be serious appear to be slight Total Female 5 1 6 Male 1 3 2 6 Total 6 3 3 12

46IPage 5.3 Bellshill Wards

14% IBellshill Ward Mossend and Holytown L Bellshill Ward

Thorniewood Ward 3 Total 7 Bellshill Ward I Mossend and ' Holytown Ward

1 Bellshill Ward Thorniewood Ward

5.3.1 Time and Day Range for all RTC's - Bellshill Wards

5.3.2 RTC Casualty Data - Bellshill Wards

Gender 21 -30 70+ Total Male 1 1 2 Total 1 1 2

Precautionary check Victim went to hospital, Gender recommended injuries appear to be slight Total Male 1 1 2 Total 1 1 2

47IPage 5.4 Coatbridae Wards

! Coatbridge Wards Coatbridge South

rn Coatbridge Wards I Coatbridge West

5.4.1 Time and Dav Range for all RTC's - Coatbridge Wards

I Mon I Thu I Total I Yl I 08:OO - 17159 1 12 3 100 I Total 1 12 3

5.4.2 RTC Casualtv Data - Coatbridge Wards

21 -30 41 -50 Total Female 1 1 2 Male 1 1 Total 2 I 3

5.4.3 Severitv of Iniuries

Precautionary check Victim went to hospital, Gender recommended injuries appear to be slight Total Female 1 1 2 Male 1 1 Total 2 1 3

48IPage 5.5 Motherwell Wards

11% IMotherwell Wards Motherwell North Motherwell South East and Ward Ravenscraia Ward Motherwell West Ward 1 Total 9 IMotherwell Wards Motherwell South East and Ravenscraig Ward

Motherwell Wards Motherwell West Ward I 67%

5.5.1 Time and Dav Range for all RTC’s - Motherwell Wards

Mon Tue Wed Fri Sat Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 1 1 11 08:OO - 17:59 2 2 1 1 1 7 78 18:OO - 23:59 1 1 11 Total 4 2 I 1 1 9

0 -10 21 -30 61 -70 Total Female 2 1 3 Male 1 1 2 Total 1 3 1 5

5.5.3 Severitv of Iniuries

Victim went to hospital, injuries appear to be slight Total Female 3 3 Male 2 2 Total 2 5

49IPage 5.6 North Wards

Ward Locations Total 8% rn North Ward Abronhili Abronhill Kildrum and the Kildrurn and the Village I 8% Villaae Ward I Ward -- INorth Ward Curnbernauld Cumbernauld North Ward 1 North Ward Cumbernauld South Ward 2 Kilsvth Ward 3 Strathkelvin Ward 6 Total 13 INorth Ward Kilsyth Ward

E North Ward Strathkelvin Ward

5.6.1 Time and Dav Range for all RTC's - North Wards

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07159 1 2 3 23 08100 - 17159 2 1 1 1 1 1 7 54 18100 - 23:59 1 1 1 3 23 Total 3 2 2 1 2 1 2 13

5.6.2 RTC Casualtv Data - North Wards

11 -20 21 -30 31 -40 41 -50 51 -60 Total Female 1 1 2 1 1 6 Male 3 8 2 1 14 Total 4 9 4 2 1 20

5.6.3 Severitv of lniuries

Victim went to Victim went to Precautionary hospital, injuries hospital, First aid given at check appear to be injuries appear scene recommended serious to be slight Total Female 1 5 6 Male 2 5 2 5 14 Total 2 6 2 10 20

50IPage 5.7 Wishaw Wards

w Wishaw Wards Fortissat Ward

Wishaw Wards SO% Murdostoun Ward

Wishaw Wards Wishaw Ward

5.7.1 Time and Day Ranqe for all RTC’s - Wishaw Wards

Mon Tue Wed Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 1 1 2 20 08100 - 17159 1 1 2 4 40 18100 - 23159 2 1 1 4 40 Total 1 3 1 1 4 10

5.7.2 RTC Casualtv Data - Wishaw Wards

0-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 61-70 Total Female 2 3 2 4 2 13 Male 2 2 2 1 7 Total 4 3 2 6 2 3 20

5.7.3 Severity of lniuries

Precautionary Victim went to hospital, First aid given check injuries appear to be at scene recommended slight Total Female 1 12 13 Male 1 2 4 7 Total 1 3 16 20

51 I Page 6. Reduction of Unwanted Fire Signals

Unwanted Fire Alarm Signals (UFAS) are those occasions when an automated fire alarm activates and results in a mobilisation of SFRS resources, when the reason for that alarm turns out to be something other than a fire emergency.

Other types of false alarm include malicious 999 calls and emergency calls made when a person genuinely believes that an emergency has occurred which requires the attendance of SFRS, and that belief subsequently turns out to be unfounded.

In North Lanarkshire there has been a slight decrease in UFAS activity in 2012/13 compared to the previous year. Malicious 999 calls have also reduced over the same period. Commercial premises that have repeated UFAS are subject to preventative measures that are designed to drive down false alarms.

Aligns to: 0 National Outcome 1: We live in a Scotland that is the most attractive place for doing business in Europe. 0 National Outcome 6: We live longer, healthier lives. 0 National Outcome 9: We live our lives safe from crime, disorder and danger. 0 Single Outcome Agreement 2013-18 0 North Lanarkshire Partnership Community Plan 201 3-1 8

We will achieve it by: 0 Identifying buildings with high UFAS activity levels to determine if they comply with the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 and have appropriate fire safety management procedures in place. 0 Engaging with owners and occupiers to give advice and guidance for developing action plans for UFAS reduction. 0 Engaging with young people who have made malicious calls through our engagement and educational programmes.

Our Target against our 3 year average is a 10% reduction for Unwanted Fire Alarm Signals and a 6% reduction for Malicious Fire Alarm Calls.

In doing so we will also add value by: 0 Reduce the operational demands on SFRS. 0 Reduce the financial implications through lost production/sales to local businesses that have to evacuate their buildings as a result of UFAS.

Average Target

Automatic Fire Alarms

Malicious Calls

52IPage 6.1 North Lanarkshire Analvsis

Malicious Calls

6.1 .I UFAS Statistics - North Lanarkshire

For the first six month reporting period we were set a target of 744 incidents, however the actual number was 790. This represents a 6% increase on the set target but requires to be viewed in some context. UFAS incidents come from two main sources, domestic alarms and those alarms which are in relevant premises (workplaces). The Fire and Rescue Service has actively promoted the installation of linked alarms within domestic dwellings and the success in this has resulted in a rise in UFAS from these systems. As they are not relevant premises under the Fire Scotland Act 2005, we have no statutory powers to intervene, rather we engage with occupants and the alarm receiving centres. In relation to those relevant premises, we have identified our worst offenders and, through support and enforcement activities we have made reductions in this type of incident.

Wards Total Airdrie Wards MAirdrie Wards

Bellshill Ward Bellshill Ward

Motherwell Wards 13% SI CoatbridgeWards North Wards I 210 Motherwell Wards Wishaw Wards W North Wards

Wishaw Wards

~ ~~~~ Time Ranges Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07159 12 25 16 23 19 18 18 131 17 08:OO - 17:59 61 61 60 86 74 56 54 452 57 18:OO - 23159 32 30 25 33 38 21 28 207 26 Total 105 116 101 142 131 95 100 790

I 86

iI ~ Mon Tue I Wed Thu !

I W:W Till 07:59 08:OOTlll 17:59 18:OO Till 2359

53IPage 6.1.2 Malicious Statistics - North Lanarkshire

The target set for the first six month reporting period was 103 with the actual number being 63 and this indicates a 39% reduction on the set target. The majority of these incidents occurred at the weekend between Saturday and Monday during the waking hours.

Total malicious incidents by rn Airdrie Wards wards Total Airdrie Wards 11 Bellshill Ward 7 Coatbridge Wards 16 Motherwell Wards 7 North Wards 13 Wishaw Wards 9 Total 63

I 7 7

Mon rn Tue 4 D Wed Thu H Fri rn Sat rn Sun

_. 1 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 2359

54IPage 6.2 Airdrie Wards

6.2.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Siqnals - Airdrie Wards

Airdrie Central Ward 73 rn Airdrie Wards I Airdrie North Ward I 31 I Airdrie Central Airdrie South Ward 23 Ward Total 127 Airdrie Wards Airdrie North 58% Ward 24% Airdrie Wards Airdrie South Ward

18

Mon Tue IWed E Thu 7 Fri E Sat &aSun

I 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 2359

55IPage -U) 0 U) 2 Q)

\m Address of UFAS U) -Q 0 .- % E c, +: -Q Q) U) 3 c, c 3 Q 0 n U. JL MONKLANDS DISTRICT HOSPITAL 1 1 2 12 INVERHOUSE DISTILLERY 6 11 VICTORIA GDNS, AlRDRlE 1 7 JOHN SMITH CRT SHELTERED HOUSING, 6 JOHN SMITH CRT, AlRDRlE ST ANDREWS GDNS SHELTERED HOUSING, 5 AlRDRlE WADDELL AVE, GLENMAVIS 3 JOHN SMITH COURT, MITCHELL ST, AlRDRlE 1 3

HENDERSON ST. AlRDRlE~~ 3 ALEXANDER ST, 'AIRDRIE 1 3 MONKLANDS HOUSE, STANRIGG ST, PLAINS 1 3 Total 5 3 1221 I 1 10 56

The table above contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service complete with cause.

56IPage 6.2.2 Malicious Calls - Airdrie Wards

2 2

There have been no repeat malicious calls within any of the Airdrie Wards.

57IPage 6.3 Bellshill Wards

6.3.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Siqnals - Bellshill Wards

Total incidents by wards Total I H Bellshill Ward Bellshill Ward I 30 9% Bellshill Ward 35 Mossend and Holytown Ward 37% Thorniewood Ward 38 U Bellshill Ward Total 103 Mossend and Holytown Ward B Bellshill Ward Thorniewood 34% Ward

TimerangeallUFAS Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07159 2 7 1 2 2 2 2 18 18 7 Ea c7 I 08100 - 17159 I9 1101 5 I8I111 .. 9 I VI VI 18100 - 23159 5 1 7 2 5 4 2 26 25 Total 16 18 13 12 18 15 11 103

I 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 2359

Cause of activation Total % Faulty 25 24.27% Accidentally / Carelessly set off 23 22.33% Cooking/burnt toast 15 14.56% Testing 10 9.71% Dust 9 8.74% Chemicals/aerosols 9 8 74% Steam 4 3.88% Damaged 3 2.91 % Smoking 2 1-94% Unsuitable equipment 1 0.97% (blank) 1 0.97%

Total 103

58IPage c, -U) U) 0 Q U) 0 CI CI Q)P Addresses of UFAS Q f \ =I U) - e 'CI Q UJ 0 Q) UJ .- .-c UJ >r c 22 E X CI .- - 0 - CI c m a 2- 3 U) Q CI c 0 Q U)=I m E 0 0 a a LL JL Y L NORTH RD, BELLSHILL 1 4 5 ROSEPARK CARE HOME, 261 NEW 4 4 EDINBURGH RD, UDDINGSTON MORAY QUAD, BELLSHILL 1 1 2 4 KEW GDNS, TANNOCHSIDE, UDDINGSTON 1 2 3 WESTGATE WAY, BELLSHILL 2 3 APPLEYARD CRT, ORBISTON, BELLSHILL 2 1 3 Total 5 1 7 I 6 1 22

The table above contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service complete with cause.

59IPage 6.3.2 Malicious Calls - Bellshill Wards

Time range all malicious calls Mon Tue Wed Fri Sat Sun Total % 0O:OO - 07:59 2 1 1 4 57 18100 - 23159 1 1 1 3 43 Total 1 1 2 1 I 1 7

2

IMon ITue U Wed 11 1 IFri ISat ISun

I 0O:OO Till 0759 18:OO Till 23:59

There have been no repeat malicious calls within any of the Bellshill Wards.

Address of malicious Calls Total BLAIRHOLM DR, BELLSHILL 1 TURQUOISE TERR, BELLSHILL 1 REGISTER AVE, BELLSHILL 1 JOHNSTONE ST, BELLSHILL 1 WARNOCK CRES, BELLSHILL 1 MACADAM GDNS, BELLSHILL 1 ORBISTON DR, BELLSHILL 1

60IPage 6.4 Coatbridge Wards

6.4.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Siqnals - Coatbridqe Wards

Total incidents by wards I Total

Coatbridae North and GlenboiaY 1 1 H Coatbridge Wards I Ward " I 41.. I Coatbridge South Ward 44 Coatbridge West Ward 47 I Total I 1321

Coatbridge West Ward I 33%

14

Mon Tue I Wed Thu iFri =Sat Sun

0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59

61 IPage i m3 0 5 '5 Ua, -a, 8 Guiqsal .-8 2 a, 0 a, 3 0 v) a, tY U K m .-2? U. a, 5 n% a, U E t a, na, a,> pa6ewea m c v) a, U mK U K a, 2 -a, .-Q -U i 2 cQ) 3 v) 3 v) 2? U Um a, 5 v) .-t Um K 0 0 P n0 m a, E wm a, c l- 6.4.2 Malicious Calls

I 3

IMon Tue P Thu ISat I Sun

I 0O:OO Till 0759 08:OO Till 1759 18:OO Till 2359

There has been one repeat malicious call to Coatbridge High School; however there have been no other repeat calls within the Coatbridge Wards.

HUTCHISON PL, COATBRIDGE 1 COATS ST, COATBRIDGE 1 KIRKWOOD ST, COATBRIDGE 1 COATS ST, COATBRIDGE 1 DUNDYVAN RD, COATBRIDGE 1 TOWNHEAD RD, COATBRIDGE 1 EDWARD ST, BARGEDDIE 1 BURNBANK ST, COATBRIDGE 1 HERITAGE WAY, COATBRIDGE 1 Total 16

63IPage 6.5 Motherwell Wards

6.5.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Sianals - Motherwell Wards

Total 4 ,3% H Motherwell Wards Ravenscraig Ward Motherwell West Ward 4-j Total 126

I 17

rn Mon Tue rn Wed IThu 6 rn Fri rn Sat

SU n

1 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59 I

64IPage 7ccidentally l Carelessly i" hemicalslaerosols -lc ookjnglburnt toast &IFaulty Incorrect positioning

Poor maintenance -I" moking I""'- Iesting Unsuitable equipment

(blank)

~ Total A '_- .. ~ - 6.5.2 Malicious Calls

0O:OO - 07:59 Ill 1 I 14 21 Ill I4

2

Mon W Wed 11 I Fri Sat M Sun

0O:OO Till 0759 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59

There have been no repeat malicious calls within any of the Motherwell Wards

Addresses of Malicious Calls Total CITADEL PL, MOTHERWELL 1 KYLEMORE CRES, MOTHERWELL 1 JERVISTON RD, MOTHERWELL 1 CORNELIA ST, MOTHERWELL I SCOTIA ST, MOTHERWELL I DALZIEL TOWER, SHIELDS DR, MOTHERWELL I GRAMPIAN RD, WISHAW I Total 7

66IPage 6.6 North Wards

6.6.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Siqnals - North Wards

Total North Wards Abronhill Kildrum and the Village Abronhili Kildrum and the Village Ward Cumbernauld North Ward Cumbernauld South Ward I 82 Kilsyth Ward I I0 Strathkelvin Ward I 26 Total I 210

=North wards Strathkelvin Ward

Mon Tue RI Wed

0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 2359

671 Page I

U U) U) 0 U) aE Address of UFAS 0 \ -U) .- Q cn .-o a C h 1 Y E c, -c, E - a U) a 3 1; c, c 3 0 0 E 0 n LL Q v) L 1 2 1 12 2 5 1 1 3 5 1 2 I 4 ii 4 I 1 1 4 4 4 3 1 + 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 t 3 2 3 3 1 2 3 3 Total 8 4 29 1 84

The table above contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service complete with cause.

68IPage 6.6.2 Malicious Calls

3

2 2 IMon IWed Thu ISat 1 1 -Sun

0O:OO Till 07:59 ,I~______08:OO Till 1759 18:OO Till 2359 There has been one repeat malicious call to Tay Walk; however there have been no other repeat calls within the North Wards.

Address of malicious calls Total TAY WALK, CUMBERNAULD 2 MAIN ST, CUMBERNAULD 1 M73;J3 A80;J2A GARTC0SH;S 1 WESTFIELD DR, CUMBERNAULD 1 CUMBERNAULD NURSING HOME, ABBOTSFORD RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 M80;J4A LOW WOOD;J5 AUCHENKILNS;E 1 FLEMING RD, CUMBERNAULD 1 BROADWOOD STADIUM, ARDGOIL DR, BROADWOOD 1 ST MAURICES HIGH SCHOOL, NORTH RD 1 HAMILL DR. KILSYTH 1

69IPage 6.7 Wishaw Wards

6.7.1 Unwanted Fire Alarm Sianals - Wishaw Wards

Total incidents by wards I Total Fortissat Ward I 28 Murdostoun Ward Wishaw Ward Total

I 13 IMon

1 0O:OO Till 07:59 08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59

70IPage c, ul U) c -0 .- a 0 c 0 U .-0 S .-c, 0 Address of UFAS U) e 0 wQ) Q S c, .- 0 ul S ul 2 E E E S - c, Q = 0 U) b b U) c, 3 0 0 E Q) a 0 0 n -c n v) L SUNART ST, WISHAW 1 5 CAREY GDNS, CLELAND 1 1 1 1 5 SHOTTS PRISON, SHOTTS 1 1 4 MORNAY WAY, SHOTTS 1 4 MCALPINE ST, WISHAW 3 Total 2 11 I 1 1 2 3 21

The table above contains the addresses where multiple attendances have been made by the Fire and Rescue Service complete with cause.

711Page Time range all malicious calls Tue Thu Fri Sat Sun Total % 08:OO - 17159 1 1 2 4 44 18:OO - 23159 1 2 1 1 5 56 Total I 1 3 1 3 9

2 2

08:OO Till 17:59 18:OO Till 23:59

Address of malicious calls Total SPRINGHILL RD, SHOTTS 1 BATON RD, SHOTTS 1 EASTWOOD DR, NEWMAINS 1 ETIVE CRES, WISHAW I SPORTS CENTRE, WISHAW 1 ETIVE ST, WISHAW 1 VENNACHER ST, SHOTTS 1 MUIRHOUSE AVE, NEWMAINS I SHOTTS PRISON, NEWMILLCANT RD, SHOTTS 1 Total 9