Congleton: ONGOING fire at derelict building

By Tom Avery

17th May 2020 | Local News

Firefighters were called following reports of smoke coming from the chimney of a derelict property in Congleton.

Shortly after 4.30pm today (17th May) the crews discovered a fire on the second floor of the property on West Street.

Six fire engines are in attendance, two from Congleton, one from Alsager, one from Crewe, one from Lymm, one from Holmes Chapel and an aerial appliance.

Four firefighters wearing breathing apparatus are using two hose reel jets to extinguish the flames.

A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "The crews have now gained access to the roof."

Police are in attendance to assist with road closures in the area.

Nub News will keep you updated on this incident.

     

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