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PICTURES: Firefighters tackle Marshfield blaze as two flats and shops destroyed

byDaniel Jae Webb
31 August 2022 • 5.09pm
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Two buildings have been destroyed in a blaze in Marshfield – just over the Wiltshire border.

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Emergency services, including fire crews from Chippenham, were called to the incident in High Street at around midday today (Wednesday, 31 August).

Two flats, a hairdressing salon and a village shop named Central Stores are thought to have been gutted – with the rooves falling in on the buildings.

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Shortly after the incident, Avon Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were called at 11:56 this morning to reports of a house fire on Sheepfair Lane, Marshfield.

“We currently have 6 fire engines on the scene, with a further 4 on route (sic). All persons have been accounted for and no injuries have been reported.”

MORE ON THIS: Horror as local shop destroyed in major blaze on Wiltshire border


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