FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze which tore through a barn in Whelpley Hill, Buckinghamshire.
Crew from seven fire stations were called to Village Road just before 6.30pm to a barn fire.
Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue service received multiple calls to the emergency service control room after black smoke was seen.
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A spokesman said: "A barn, measuring around 30 metres by 10 metres was well alight when crews arrived. The barn contained hay, straw, a horsebox and a further vehicle.
"They also worked with farmers and machinery on site to remove unaffected objects.
All contents were 100 per cent destroyed by the fire."
🚨 INCIDENT ALERT 🚨 Large amounts of smoke from a barn fire, Whelpley Hill, Ashley Green (19/07/23). Residents smelling smoke are advised to keep doors and windows closed – drivers in the area are advised to take care. More details at: https://t.co/I6pBPXB425 pic.twitter.com/QtuKAopvgj
— Bucks Fire & Rescue Service (@Bucksfire) July 19, 2023
The firefighters used two main jets, one hose reel, two dams and a bowser to stop the fire.
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Crews are expected to remain on the scene for some time, turning over and damping down.
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