On 6 October at 16:58, fire engines from Chorley, Leyland, Wigan and Horwich attended an incident on Chorley Road, Heath Charnock. The fire involved two tractors in an open fronted building. Firefighters used four breathing apparatus two hose reel jets and a main jet to get the fire under control. Crews were in attendance for two hours and fifty minutes.
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