Crews from Dewsbury and Cleckheaton stations were called to a fire in kitchen of domestic property involving a dryer. 2 breathing apparatus and 1 hose reel used to extinguish fire. Incident was made persons prior to mobilising but confirmed all persons were out of property during the 999 call. 1 elderly male and adult son suffered smoke inhalation and both were transferred to hospital by ambulance. Smoke alarms were fitted and sounding at time of call. Fire investigation was consulted but not required at incident.

Pan involved in fire, out on arrival. 1 adult male suffered smoke inhalation, first aid administered by fire service personnel and casualty transferred to hospital by ambulance.

Building fire, make pumps 5. Fire was in sealed container located on ground floor of warehouse which was used for storage of logs, coal and gas equipment. Building was 100m x 50m, 30% involved. Crews used 4 breathing apparatus and 1 hose reel jet to extinguish the fire.

Appliances from Rastrick, Halifax, Huddersfield x2, Illingworth plus supporting resources and officers in attendance.

3 storey domestic property involved with fire on 1st floor.  Fire spread to roof void.  Incident increased to 4 pumps and an aerial appliance was also requested.  50% of property involved in 15m x 15m building and fire extinguished using 3 hose reels and 2 breathing apparatus sets. 

Fire in bedroom on 1^st floor of domestic property. Ambulance and Police requested as incident was made persons reported by crews on arrival. 6 breathing apparatus and 3 hose reels used to extinguish fire and positive pressure ventilation used for smoke clearance. Exposure risk to 2 sides. Gas and Yorkshire Electricity Board in attendance to isolate supply. Crews spoke to fire investigation to determine cause of fire but not required to attend.

RTC involving 1 vehicle, with 1 casualty trapped. Extrication of casualty undertaken by Fire Service crews and handed over to Yorkshire Ambulance Service for transportation to hospital.

2 cars involved with 2 persons trapped, extrication carried out by fire service personnel and left in hands of paramedics.

Appliances from Garforth and Killingbeck attended.