House is wrecked by early morning blaze in Milton Keynes town
Firefighters had a busy night dealing with two serious house fires in Bletchley this week.
The properties, just ver a mile apart, caught fire within hours of each other on Monday July 27.
First was a house in Maree Close, where firefighters were called at 12.27am to deal with a blaze that started on a garden fence and spread to the back of the house,
One crew from Broughton, one crew from Newport Pagnell and one crew from West Ashland attended, alongside two officers, and they used breathing apparatus, a hose reel and a thermal imaging camera to deal with the flames.Thames Valley Police were also in attendance.
Just hours later, at 6:20am, there was a call-out to another house fire, this time in Chestnut Crescent.
Three crews and an officer attended and used a turntable ladder, two sets of breathing apparatus, two hose reel jets and one main jet.
Sadly the property was 100% damaged by smoke.