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Caravans destroyed in fires in Somersham and Mickleton

23.07.2026 09:53 1 min 2 sources РУС
The Hunts Post ENG + 1 more
Caravans destroyed in fires in Somersham and Mickleton
Original source: The Hunts Post

In Brief

A caravan was destroyed by fire in Somersham, suspected arson. In Mickleton, County Durham, a caravan caught fire after an explosion; no injuries reported.

In Somersham, firefighters extinguished a large fire that engulfed a caravan on Chatteris Road. The fire service stated the cause was suspected arson.

In Mickleton, County Durham, eyewitnesses reported a caravan catching fire after an explosion. Fire crews arrived at 14:20 and extinguished the blaze by 15:31. No injuries were reported.

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Fire destroys caravan in Somersham, arson suspected

23.07.2026 The Hunts Post ENG Original source

Caravan fire in County Durham after explosion

22.07.2026 The Northern Echo ENG Original source

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