Fire crews tackle blaze in derelict building in Wolverhampton
Crews were called to Tudor Road just after 2.30am.
Fire crews tackled a blaze in a derelict building in Wolverhampton on Monday morning.
Crews were called to Tudor Road just after 2.30am.
There were no casualties, the fire service said.
People were warned to avoid the area where possible.
A spokesman for West Midlands Fire Service said: “Shortly after 2.30am on Monday 3 August, we responded to report of a fire on Tudor Road, Wolverhampton.
“A total of three fire engines, a brigade response vehicle, and one of our hydraulic platforms attended; crewed by firefighters from Wolverhampton, Fallings Park, and Bilston fire stations.
“This involved a fire within a derelict building. A total of six firefighters wearing breathing apparatus tackled the fire, which was contained to its room of origin.
“There were no casualties.
“Once the fire had been extinguished, firefighters secured the building before leaving the scene shortly before 7am.
“We have since revisited the scene to check for hotspots.”
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