Eight fire engines from across the county have been sent to a major blaze at a construction company's base near Welshpool.
Eight fire engines from across the county have been sent to a major blaze at a construction company's base near Welshpool.
Fire crews from all around Shropshire were sent to the S J Roberts Constructions headquarters at Lowfield, Marton near Welshpool at around 6.30pm on Wednesday. Eight fire appliances including an aerial ladder platform and Incident Command Unit were mobilised from Bishops Castle, Clun, Minsterley, Oswestry, Shrewsbury and Telford stations.
The Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service also said that operations, safety and principal officers were in attendance.Feb 27'Prepare to be away for a long time' judge says as he releases Telford paedophile found guilty of 41 counts on bail
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