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Glastonbury campervan fire not linked to earlier caravan blaze, police say

24.06.2026 09:47 1 min 3 sources РУС
Glastonbury and Street Nub News ENG + 2 more
Glastonbury campervan fire not linked to earlier caravan blaze, police say
Original source: Glastonbury and Street Nub News

In Brief

A campervan fire in Glastonbury on 21 June is not linked to a previous caravan fire near Tesco on 13 June. A third arrest has been made in the arson case of the earlier blaze.

Police have confirmed that a campervan fire in Glastonbury, which broke out in the early hours of 21 June, is not being linked to an earlier caravan blaze near Tesco. Fire crews arrived around 2:30 am after multiple calls; the vehicle and its contents were 60% damaged. The fire is believed to have been started deliberately.

On 13 June, a fire on Beckery New Road destroyed three caravans and severely damaged a neighbouring Tesco supermarket. A third suspect, a man in his 20s, was arrested on the morning of 18 June on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life. Two previously arrested individuals—a man in his 40s and a woman in her 20s—have been released on bail.

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Glastonbury campervan fire not linked to earlier caravan blaze near Tesco

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