Building fire approximately 20m x 10m, fire on ground floor. Approximately 25% of building involved in fire.
Crews used 4 breathing apparatus, 2 hose reel jets and positive pressure ventilation fan to extinguish the fire.
Building fire approximately 20m x 10m, fire on ground floor. Approximately 25% of building involved in fire.
Crews used 4 breathing apparatus, 2 hose reel jets and positive pressure ventilation fan to extinguish the fire.
Ten crews have been in attendance at a fire at the old Durker Roods Hotel on Bishops Way in Meltham.
Crews were called at 16.14 to reports of a fire, and found the first floor of the building approximately 50% involved in fire.
Firefighters have used large jets and breathing apparatus to tackle the flames.
There are no reports of any casualties.
Fire Control received a report of a fire on an industrial estate, spotted on CCTV from a neighbouring building.
Initial crews arrived and found a very large refuse fire in the open. After initial firefighting actions, crews requested 2 more fire engines to support with personnel and to assist supplying water. Crews are using up to 4 Breathing Apparatus and 3 Large Jets to control and extinguish the fire which has proved to mainly be wood.
Yorkshire Water and The Environment Agency have been informed of the incident.
Firefighters from Leeds, Hunslet and Bradford Stations attended a flat fire in a high rise building.
The fire involved a living room in a second floor flat and upon arrival fire fighters rescued and administered first aid to one male who was suffering the effects of smoke inhalation. 4 breathing apparatus and 2 hose reels were used to extinguish the fire, and a high-pressure fan was used to clear the smoke. Smoke detectors were fitted and actuated.
Calls received at 9.11pm to Fire Control for a road traffic collision involving 2 cars with 1 person trapped.
Fire crews released the casualty and handed over to Yorkshire Ambulance Service.
Moorland Fire - Acres Lane- Holmfirth
Ongoing Incident on the Moorland. Crews in attendance overnight. Large fire Front - No need for alarm- avoid the area if possible.