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  1. Good Governance Framework

    The purpose of the Framework is to bring together the various strands of our corporate governance arrangements into one overarching document that demonstrates our commitment to upholding good corporate governance in a way that is easier to understand

  2. Annual Performance Review Report 2024-2025

    The Annual Performance Review Report 2024-2025 provides sound evidence of our commitment to progressing the Strategic Outcomes of the SFRS Strategic Plan 2022-2025 and, in turn, the priorities within the Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland 2022.

  3. Telecare and SFRS - A Partnership Approach to Fire Safety Good Practice Guide (Print version)

    This guide aims to improve the safety, experience and outcomes for people in receipt of telecare services in Scotland.

  4. Annual Report and Accounts 2023-2024

    The purpose of this report is to provide assurance and insight on our progress over the year; it includes a performance report, an accountability report and the annual accounts.

  5. Service Delivery Review Options Development and Appraisal Outcome SFRS Board Report

  6. Fire Safety Support and Education Annual Report 2025-2026

    This statistical report summarises the data collected from FSSE quarterly returns provided by Local Senior Officer areas from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. This is the third full year of data using this data set.

  7. Trade Union Facility Time Report, 2024-2025

    This report provides data on the amount and cost of Trade Union Facility Time within SFRS for 2024-2025, as required by the Trade Union (Facility Time Publication Requirements) Regulations 2017.

  8. Corporate Risk and Performance Progress Report 2022-2023 Q4

  9. Annual Performance Review Report 2023-2024

  10. SFRS Strategy 2025-2028

    This SFRS Strategy 2025-2028 shows where we want to be in three years and marks the first steps in an ongoing journey to be a sustainable and modern fire and rescue service for Scotland.