Fire

A fire in a village near Eye which caused more than £300,000 in damage to vehicles is being treated as an arson, police have confirmed.

Multiple fire crews were called from Suffolk and Norfolk to battle a fire in a former hanger on an industrial estate last night.

Firefighters battled a blaze in a field of crops and straw.

Images showing a car fire in a Diss street in the early hours of this morning have been revealed.

A crash on the A11 which saw a car on fire, a section of the road closed for hours and left a man with serious injuries is being investigated.

An evacuation of nearby residents and a cordon was put up in a Diss street yesterday after reports of a gas leak.

A man and a woman were taken to hospital today after an early morning fire at a house in Diss.

Emergency services were called to a Diss street this afternoon after a vehicle hit a gas main.

A man has died after emergency services were called to an incident in a village.

Footage of smoke from a vehicle fire in Rushall, which saw four fire crews battle it for just under two hours, has been given to the Diss Express.

Firefighters were called to a vehicle fire on the Norfolk-Suffolk border this morning.

Fire crews were called to a house in Roydon, which was struck by lightning, yesterday.

Firefighters from Suffolk and Norfolk battled a large blaze at a building in a village for more than three hours last night.

Firefighters battled a shed blaze which caused damage to two properties in a village last night.

A report into Norfolk Fire and Rescue has said there is evidence of improvement and positive progress in many areas of the service.

There was weekend family fun at Attleborough Fire Station as it celebrated 75 years of the Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.

A DIY store has decided to close six months after the building was damaged by fire.

Fire crews are attending a fire which has taken hold in the chimney of Scole Inn.

A firefighter has been recognised for his outstanding service over 30 years.

Jordan Chenery has been jailed for a spate of shocking incidents back in 2019.