Two injured in caravan fire in Suffolk

A static caravan caught fire on Undley Road near Lakenheath. Firefighters from Suffolk, Norfolk and the USAF Mildenhall Fire Department responded at 08:15 BST. Two casualties were treated at the scene by the East of England Ambulance Service. Roads were closed due to the fire's proximity to overhead power lines; police and UK Power Networks attended. Crews continue to extinguish hotspots.

Two people were hospitalised following a fire at a static caravan on Undley Road in Lakenheath, Suffolk, at around 8:14 am. The blaze also damaged nearby outbuildings, fencing and vegetation. Emergency services included two ambulances, a paramedic car, a Hazardous Area Response Team vehicle and the East Anglian Air Ambulance. Patients were taken by road ambulance to Addenbrooke's Hospital. Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service was supported by crews from Norfolk and the US Air Force base in Mildenhall. The road was closed. The cause of the fire has not been confirmed.

A fire in a static caravan in Undley Road, Lakenheath, spread to outbuildings, fencing and vegetation. Two casualties were taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge. Crews from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service, Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service and USAF Mildenhall Fire Department attended, along with police and UK Power Networks due to overhead power lines.

A static caravan fire in Lakenheath, Suffolk, has led to a road closure and two casualties. Fire crews from Brandon, Mildenhall and Thetford, assisted by the US Air Force fire department and Norfolk Fire Service, are tackling the blaze, which also involved outbuildings, fencing and vegetation. Two casualties were treated at the scene by ambulance service.

A static caravan fire broke out on the evening of May 17 on Wapley Road in Codrington, near Yate, and spread to nearby farm outbuildings. Firefighters from Yate, Bath, and Bedminster responded at 11:17 PM, using high-pressure hose reels and water jets, with four wearing breathing apparatus. No injuries were reported, and the cause was accidental. Crews ensured the farm’s livestock were safe.

A caravan fire in Warthill, near York, spread to a nearby unoccupied property early Tuesday morning. Fire crews from York, Huntington and Acomb responded at 1:36 AM. No injuries were reported. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said an investigation is ongoing after an early morning fire in a caravan spread to a nearby property in Warthill. Firefighters were called at around 1:35am on May 19. No one was in the property. Crews used two breathing apparatus and a hose reel jet to extinguish the fire.