Woman badly burned in house fire in Crewe
A woman in her 60s has been badly burned in a house fire in Crewe.
The incident happened at about 4pm yesterday (December 14) at a property on Eadie Grove, in the Bradfield Road area of the town.
A woman in her 60s has been badly burned in a house fire in Crewe.
The incident happened at about 4pm yesterday (December 14) at a property on Eadie Grove, in the Bradfield Road area of the town.
Fire crews battled a house blaze at Doddington near Nantwich for almost six hours.
The incident happened at a property on London Road, Doddington, and began at about 11pm last night (November 28).
Police and fire crews tackled a vehicle blaze close to Wrenbury Hall in Wrenbury.
The incident happened on Wrenbury Heath Road at around 5.15pm last night (November 25).
Fire crews had to battle a blaze on a diesel train at Calveley, between Nantwich and Chester.
The blaze broke out on board the engine compartment of the train close to Station Road at around 4am yesterday (October 21).
Macon Way and Grand Junction Retail Park remain closed this morning after a serious fire engulfed the disused Macon House last night.
Police said today emergency services remain in attendance at the scene of the blaze close to the town’s fire station and the McDonald’s restaurant.
A major fire in a disused building on Macon Way in Crewe, just yards from the town’s fire station, has caused major delays and closures across the area at peak hour tonight.
The fire started shortly before 5pm, with some witnesses claiming they saw youths running from the scene.
A man was rescued from his burning Nantwich flat in the middle of the night after leaving cooking unattended.
The incident, on Hospital Street in the town centre, has sparked a warning from fire chiefs.
Four people were taken to hospital after a flat fire in Nantwich which is being investigated by police.
The fire happened on James Hall Street in Nantwich at about 4.45am today (August 26).
A car which went up in flames on the busy A500 Nantwich bypass, sparked long traffic delays.
Fire crews were called to the blaze when an Audi car went up in smoke on the A500 between the Cheerbrook and Peacock roundabouts.
A Nantwich headteacher says he has been reassured his school is safe after rigorous checks were carried out after the Grenfell Tower fire disaster.
Andrew Cliffe contacted developers who worked on refurbishing parts of Brine Leas School and erecting new buildings to check cladding was safe.
A Nantwich headteacher is investigating cladding used on his school buildings, in light of the Grenfell Tower disaster which claimed more than 70 lives.
Andrew Cliffe, head of Brine Leas School on Audlem Road, says he has asked “questions” about cladding on a number of buildings on his site in wake of the tragedy.
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