Fire

Witnesses to fire in Wisbech are asked to call police on 111.

A town's oldest house could be made subject to a closure order - a move that can't come fast enough according to a councillor after last night's fire.

Frustration over police commissioner’s refusal to give go ahead to agreed collaboration were voiced at the Cambridgeshire Fire Authority's meeting.

A deliberate stack fire has had crews tackling it since the early hours of this morning (6), stopping them from being able for other emergencies.

There was a 75 per cent increase recorded in the number of people injured in fires across Cambridgeshire last year.

Firefighters in Cambridgeshire responded to a record number of suicide call-outs last year, figures reveal.

Arsonists have been blamed for a farm blaze which saw five fire crews called to tackle it.

The animals were given oxygen by firefighters

A significant number of deliberate fires across the county during April has sparked concern for fire officers.

Arson has been blamed for a fire at a Wisbech food store in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday).

A devastating blaze which completely destroyed a March home was an accident say fire investigators.

Arsonists have been blamed for a fire in Wimblington which involved grass, fencing and bales.

A March home was destroyed in a blaze which started in a shed and led to nearby residents being evacuated amid fears gas cylinders might explode.

Police and fire crews have been dealing with a major house fire in March this morning (Sunday).

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has welcomed 12 new on-call firefighters.

Excellence and exemplary service were celebrated at the annual Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) Excellence Awards.

With record calls, a busy summer, new life-saving equipment and good inspection result, 2018 was a memorable year for Cambridgeshire Fire Service.

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Fire Authority is proposing up to a three per cent increase to the fire service’s share of council tax for 2019/20.

More people were injured in fires in the county with Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service saying the rise may be down to out-of-control bonfires.

Fire Service staff are bringing a smile to hundreds of children across Cambridgeshire this Christmas thanks to a surprise gift from a family business.