Fire crews called to Moody Street

By Tom Avery 1st Jun 2020

(Image by Helen Morum)
(Image by Helen Morum)

Firefighters have been called to an empty building in Congleton following reports of a fire.

Crews wearing breathing apparatus made a search of the Moody Street building and found a fire in a first floor room.

Three fire engines attended, one from Congleton, Holmes Chapel and Macclesfield shortly after 2.15pm today (Monday).

A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "They used a high pressure hose reel jet to put out the fire.

"Crews are checking the rooms for fire spread using a thermal imaging camera and remain on scene."

No details have been provided as to the cause of the fire.

     

Please Donate Congleton. Your Town. Your News. Your Support Matters.

Local news is essential for our community — but it needs your support.
By becoming a monthly supporter, you’ll help us continue delivering reliable local stories and events.
Your support makes a real difference to Congleton.
Monthly supporters will enjoy:
Ad-free experience

Share:


Sign-up for our FREE newsletter...

We want to provide congleton with more and more clickbait-free news.

     

...or become a Supporter.
Congleton. Your Town. Your News.

Local news is essential for our community — but it needs your support.
Your donation makes a real difference.
For monthly donators:
Ad-free experience