Fire

A car caught fire after colliding with a barrier on Monday.

Firefighters extinguished a blaze involving two vehicles in the early hours of this morning (Tuesday).

Billowing black smoke was seen over a Fenland town yesterday afternoon following a rubbish fire.

Fire crews were called to an accidental car blaze early this morning.

A town bowls club attacked by vandals is desperately trying to raise funds to replace equipment lost in a fire.

Owners of a newly opened café are counting the costs after arsonists attacked over the weekend and destroyed outdoor furniture.

Villagers are being urged to step up and become on-call firefighters in a bid to secure the future of the local fire station.

More than 30 firefighters from across the area were called to tackle a house fire in a Fenland village yesterday morning.

Firefighters from Fenland and Peterborough were called to deal with an incident at a wind farm when one of the turbines caught fire

A car fire in a Fenland village last night is being blamed on arsonists.

A town club has been forced to cancel its popular monthly carvery and weekly lunches following an arson attack.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has seen a rise in staff absences amid what the Fire Brigade’s Union is calling a “mental health crisis.”

A house fire that saw two fire crews attend to put out has been put down to being caused accidentally.

Wisbech firefighters have been spreading festive cheer around the town in the run-up to Christmas.

Emergency services were called to a village road after a car was found in a ditch.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has been called out to more than 1,200 electrical fires in the last three years, a new investigation has found.

A stray firework is being blamed for a devastating farm fire which took firefighters more than seven hours to get under control.

As the celebrations for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service’s 50th year draw to a close, its chief fire officer recorded his own milestone.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) has celebrated its staff who work in its control, taking 999 calls and mobilising fire engines.

The cause of a building blaze that saw two fire crews attend has been put down as accidental.