Firefighters are currently dealing with a fire at a derelict building on John Street, Bradford.
Residents in the surrounding area are advised to keep windows and doors closed due to smoke coming from the incident.
Please avoid the area where possible to help maintain access for emergency vehicles and crews attending the incident.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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We currently have 12 crews and supporting teams in attendance at a fire at a waste management centre on Valley Farm Road in the Stourton area of Leeds.
We're asking residents in the LS10 area to keep doors and windows shut, and avoid the area while we work.
Further updates will follow.
Crews mobilised to a fire affecting the front of 2 houses.
Crews on arrival made this incident persons reported and requested a 4th fire engine and an aerial appliance.
Crews were mobilised to reports of a car sales showroom on fire.
Multiple fire engines in attendance at a fire at a disused industrial building in Leeds.
We currently have 15 crews in attendance at a factory fire in the BD4 area of Bradford. Residents are asked to avoid the area and keep doors and windows closed due to smoke in the air.
Further updates will follow.
Fire engines from Leeds, Killingbeck and Hunslet fire stations and an aerial appliance from Bradford responded to the report of a fire on the ground floor of a hotel.
On arrival firefighters confirmed this was a laundry basket on fire in the kitchen area and used 4 breathing apparatus and 2 hose reels to extinguish the fire, and a high-power ventilation fan was used to clear smoke from the building. The fire alarm had alerted staff and a full building evacuation was carried out.
Two fire engines initially responded to an automatic fire alarm activation at a highrise building. On arrival crews discovered smoke logging on the 13th floor, a further 4 fire engines and 2 aerial appliances were mobilised, and the floor was evacuated. The fire was confirmed to involve a chip pan and was extinguished by the internal sprinkler system. Firefighters used a high pressure fan to remove smoke. A salvage unit from Mirfield Fire Station also attended to assist with clearing up following the sprinkler activation.
We currently have eight fire engines and one aerial ladder platform at a large fire at a scrapyard in Knowsthorpe Road in Leeds. Firefighters are working to bring the blaze under control.
All residents in the area around the site are being asked to keep doors and windows closed due to a large smoke plume. Please avoid the area.
Further updates will follow.
This was a fire in the loft space of a mid terraced property. Size was approx. 8m x 6m with an exposure risk to 2 sides. Crews used 6 breathing apparatus and 3 hose reels to extinguish the fire. There was no persons involved. Crews requested an Aerial ladder platform appliance to assist with roof area investigations.
3 fire engines from Leeds and Stanningley stations attended.
