Fire crews tackle blaze at demolished Nantwich pub The Jolly Tar
Fire crews tackled a blaze at a popular Nantwich pub which was being demolished by developers.
The Jolly Tar, in Barbridge, was undergoing demolition after closing down months ago.
Fire crews battled for hours to tackle a blaze sparked by arsonists in the former Redsands children’s home in Willaston, Nantwich.
The fire started at around 3.30pm yesterday in the first floor of the empty building on Crewe Road close to the Peacock roundabout.
Families were evacuated in Shavington when fire chiefs tackling a shed blaze found a potentially explosive gas cylinder.
The fire happened at a property on Stock Lane, in Shavington, at around 4.15pm today (January 7).
A dog was rescued from a burning home by fire crews in Nantwich.
The blaze happened at a property on Wyche Avenue in Nantwich at about 5.30pm today (November 5).
A busy restaurant and bar in Nantwich had to be evacuated after the log burner filled the building with smoke!
The incident happened at The Cheshire Cat on Welsh Row while dozens of people were dining.
Arsonists started four fires on the same Nantwich street in the space of four hours.
Fire crews were called out to four incidents in the Birchin Lane area of the town.
Hundreds of motorists were caught up in congestion today after a car fire on the busy A500 Nantwich bypass.
The blaze started in a car on the road between the Cheerbrook and Peacock roundabouts.
A fire underground on High Street in Nantwich forced nearby shops to be evacuated.
Fire crews and police were called out to the blaze outside the Crown Hotel near the town square after what was described as an “explosion”.
Two commercial bins were set on fire at a Nantwich business park.
The fires were started at lunchtime today outside commercial premises on Beam Heath Way, off Middlewich Road. (July 15).
Fire crews have battled a blaze in a chip shop in Nantwich.
One woman was treated at the scene for smoke inhalation as the fire broke out at Welsh Row chippy.
Fire chiefs in Cheshire say they can maintain improvements in public safety, despite having to find £1.9 million savings.
Members of the Fire Authority were told to expect ongoing cuts of 8% a year from central Government funding – savings of nearly £8 million over the next four years.
A fire which injured a man and woman after raging through a Nantwich house, is being treated as accidental.
The blaze broke out in the first floor of a property on Western Avenue, near Brine Leas School in Nantwich.
A man and woman were rescued from a house fire in Nantwich today (October 27)
The blaze broke out in a property on Western Avenue, Nantwich, at about 4.30pm.
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