Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service crews rushed to a blaze at farm outbuilding on edge of town - caused by a heat lamp.

The incident on Colleys Lane, Willaston, happened at 6:03pm on Thursday 16 February.

One fire engine from Crewe, one from Nantwich and a rapid response vehicle from Nantwich quickly arrived at the local farm.

No one was injured during the incident on Colleys Lane, Willaston (Google).

Firefighters found four bales of hay on fire in an outbuilding.

Crews used a hose reel to extinguish the flames - caused by a heat lamp.

No one was injured during the incident.

A Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: "A fire involving approximately four bales of hay on fire in an outbuilding was extinguished by firefighters using a hose reel.

"Crews used a thermal imaging camera to check the area for fire spread and the burnt materials were taken outside.

Firefighters found four bales of hay on fire in an outbuilding on Colleys Lane, Willaston (Google).

"It is believed the fire started due to a heat lamp."

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