It was a busy night for fire crews in Shropshire on Saturday and into Sunday.
Crews were scrambled to a number of incidents, including a chimney fire, calls to help the ambulance service get into properties, and false alarms.
In the call to Arleston a fire crew was sent from Wellington where they used a short extension ladder to assist land ambulance personnel. That incident was declared over at 4.24am. A crew from the station at Minsterley near Shrewsbury was sent a short distance across the Welsh border to Marton, near Welshpool, to reports of a chimney fire at 8.40pm on Saturday.A spokesman for Shropshire Fire & Rescue Service said the"small fire" involved a"kitchen aga."Crews were also scrambled to what turned out to be false alarms.
When they got there they found it was a false alarm due to cooking fumes and they declared the incident over at 9 minutes past midnight.
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