Car had gone off road down a 100ft ravine. Crews used line rescue capability to extricate male casualty from vehicle into care of Ambulance service.
Appliances from Holmfirth, Huddersfield, Skelmanthorpe and Cleckheaton attended along with specialist officers
Crews are currently dealing with a Building fire in the Burmantofts area of Leeds. 6 Pumps, 1 Aerial and Technical Rescue unit currently in attendance. 6 Breathing Apparatus, 4 Hose Reels and Positive Pressure ventilation in use.
Reports of a dog that had entered a fox hole and was unable to get out. A Technical Rescue officer was sent to assess the situation before the Technical Rescue equipment was requested from Cleckheaton Fire Station.
The dog could be heard down the hole, but cameras were used to confirm the location and the dog was successfully dug out by the Technical Rescue team and reunited with its owner.
Update at 1018hrs - West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue have been working with partner agencies including North Yorkshire Fire, North Yorkshire Police, Yorkshire Ambulance Service, the Environment Agency and the Highways Agency. Incident now handed over to North Yorkshire Police and all of our resources have left the scene.
Road traffic collision involving a double decker bus and a large goods vehicle. One male casualty driver of the bus trapped between the steering wheel and cab was extricated by fire service personnel and handed over into the care of Yorkshire Ambulance Service.
Two stables on fire approximately 30m x 10m, 100% involved in fire.
3 large jets 3 breathing apparatus and 1 hose reel used. Several horses were evacuated into a nearby field.
One car on its side with 1 person trapped.
Fire crews extricated casualty and they were left in the care of the paramedics.
Horse with two of its legs stuck in a ditch unable to stand up.
Fire crews with the assistance of a local vet, rescued the horse from the ditch and reunited it with its owner.
Crews are currently responding to reports of a collapsed building.
More to follow...
Single vehicle road traffic collision reported to be on its side. Casualties involved were an adult female aged approximately 50 years who was extricated from vehicle by fire service personnel, a toddler who was out of the vehicle prior to fire service arrival - conscious and breathing, and an adult male aged approximately 30 years with head injuries. All three casualties were left in the care of Yo
