Firefighters attend incidents involving burnt toast, chimney and oven across Derbyshire homes on Christmas Day

These include Derbyshire firefighters, who attended a number of incidents across the county on December 25.

At 8.16 am, fire crews from Swadlincote and Ashby were sent to a blaze at a residential home on Market Street, Church Gresley. This was a fire in a boiler that was isolated and dampened down by firefighters.

At 9.34am, firefighters from Nottingham Road attended a chimney fire on Brookside Road, Breadsall. The fire out on arrival. Crews carried out an inspection and made the scene safe.

At 1.38pm firefighters from Ilkeston attended a house fire on Anson Walk, Ilkeston, which involved an electric oven. Crews were able to isolate the power to the cooker and make scene safe.

At 2:52pm firefighters attended a residential home on Queens Road, Buxton. This was a false alarm due to burnt toast. Crews made an inspection of the scene.

At 4:18pm, firefighters from Kingsway attended a chimney Fire on Beckstitch Lane in Belper. This was a fire behind wooden fire surrounds within property. A thermal image camera was used by crews.

Derbyshire and Rescue Service is currently consulting on its Our Plan 2020-23, formerly known as the Integrated Risk Management Plan, along with its Year 1 Action Plan and the Medium Term Financial Strategy 2020-24.

The consultation runs until February 7 2020.

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