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Crews tackle van fire in town centre

Crews tackle van fire in town centre

Yahoo02-06-2025

Firefighters are tackling a van fire in Middlesbrough town centre.
Cleveland Fire Brigade was called to Whin Street shortly before 10:00 BST, with plumes of black smoke seen nearby.
It said the vehicle was "well alight" and one fire engine from Grangetown was in attendance.
Cleveland Police said its officers were not required to attend.
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