At 20:14 on the 1st April, five fire engines and an aerial ladder platform and several vehicles from North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Lancashire Police in attendance at a commercial property fire on Queens Promenade, Blackpool. Firefighters wore breathing apparatus and used several hose reels to extinguish the fire
At 22:00, this incident has now been reduced to one fire engine and multiple appliances from emergency services.
There is still a section of Queens Promenade and local road closures in place.
We would like to thank our partner agencies and the local public for their support, co-operation and understanding during this on-going incident.
For further updates, please check North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust and Lancashire Police social media.
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