Bridport: Let fire crews know you're having a bonfire

By Lottie Welch

4th Aug 2021 | Local News

The bonfire on Burton Road Picture: Bridport Fire Station
The bonfire on Burton Road Picture: Bridport Fire Station

Bridport Fire Station is asking people to let them know if they are having a bonfire to stop them being called out to controlled burns.

Firefighters were called to a fire in the open along Burton Road last night just before 9.15pm. One engine was initially sent but due to the fire's location, Bridport's 4x4 appliance was sent.

A spokesman for Bridport Fire Station said: "Upon investigation it was found to be an unattended controlled burn. Crews used one hose reel jet to dampen round the edges to ensure it would not spread.

"We often receive emergency calls from people who can see lots of smoke and it helps us to know where this could be a controlled burn.

"If you are planning on having a bonfire, we advise you to contact us via the link."

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