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Large stack of hay bales destroyed by fire in Shawbury

By Shropshire Live17 October 2018
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Firefighters were called to a fire involving a large stack of hay bales just off the A53 at Shawbury yesterday evening.

Large stack of hay bales destroyed by fire in Shawbury

The fire involved a stack of hay bales measuring around 30 metres x 10 metres.

Fire appliances including the incident support unit were mobilised from Hodnet, Shrewsbury, Wellington and Market Drayton at just after 8pm. An operations officer was also in attendance.

Firefighters used two main jets to fight the fire and remained at the scene overnight to ensure that no fire spread to the adjacent hedgerow.

West Mercia Police also attended the incident which has been confirmed as arson.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


Our Incident Support Unit (ISU) is at a fire involving a large quantity of hay bales in #Shawbury 🔥Crews from #Hodnet 🚒 @SFRSWellington 🚒 and @SFRS_Shrews 🚒 also in attendance 👩🏻‍🚒👨🏻‍🚒 with @SFRS_cjackson in support 🚗 Crews likely to be on scene through the night 🌖 #alloneteam pic.twitter.com/KHKvnxWCva https://twitter.com/SFRS_MDrayton/status/1052314121050308608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

INCIDENT: Crews remain in attendance at a large stack of bales alight at Shawbury maintaining a watching briefing during darkness to ensure no fire spread to adjacent hedgerow. #todaywemadeadifference #alloneteam pic.twitter.com/0bK2oR8mtz https://twitter.com/SFRS_MDrayton/status/1052382730141491200?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

UPDATE: A crew from Market Drayton are back in attendance at Shawbury with the Rescue Pump 12P2 dragging out and damping down the large bale stack involved in fire overnight. Crews are working with assistance from the farmer using a mechanical loader to fully extinguish the fire. pic.twitter.com/aM2YEoSoYl https://twitter.com/SFRS_MDrayton/status/1052525418912333824?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

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