Roads closed as fire engulfs dangerous derelict building in Southport
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Multiple fire engines from Merseyside Fire and Rescue in attendance and eyewitnesses claim to have seen the side of the building collapse as firefighters attempt to control the blaze. Merseyside Police are providing assistance and residents are advised to avoid the area.Lancashire Tourism Awards 2022 finalists as wedding venues, attractions and pubs fight for top spot
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