Fire crews scrambled to food related incidents in Shropshire.
At 8.26pm on Wednesday Shropshire Fire & Rescue Service received a call reporting a kitchen fire in Bridgnorth.
When crews from Bridgnorth and Much Wenlock arrived at Hookfield they found a grill pan fire which was out on arrival. Firefighters used a thermal imaging camera to help them deal with the incident and declared that there was no emergency 11 minutes later. Earlier on in the evening at 6.06pm a fire crew was scrambled from their station in Oswestry to Victoria Road in the town after an automatic fire alarm was activated.
When they arrived they used a thermal imaging camera to discover that the alarm was caused by smoke from unattended cooking and closed the incident at 6.28pm.
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