Published by Robert L Senior Reporter on Tuesday 4th March 2025, at 15:30hrs
A substantial fire involving a derelict building on Quernmore Road, Lancaster, required the response of four fire engines from Lancaster and Morecambe on Sunday, March 2nd, 2025.
The incident, reported at 14:21, saw the structure heavily involved in fire upon the arrival of crews.
Firefighters faced a challenging situation, with the building presenting a significant blaze. Operations focused on containing and extinguishing the fire, utilizing two breathing apparatus to navigate the interior and two hose reel jets to deliver a sustained water attack.
Crews worked diligently for approximately four hours to bring the fire under control and ensure it was fully extinguished.
The incident necessitated a prolonged response due to the extent of the fire and the nature of the derelict building.
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service confirmed the attendance and the resources deployed.
An investigation into the cause of the fire is now underway.
The incident highlights the potential risks associated with derelict structures and the demands placed on responding fire crews.
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