Firefighters Tackle Outbuilding Blaze

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Thursday, May 23rd, 2019 4:40pm

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Image Credit: Jersey Fire and Rescue.

Firefighters have been extinguishing a blaze that broke out in a St Saviour outbuilding.

Jersey Fire and Rescue's Blue Watch were called out to the 'remote' area between Grainville School and Wilkes Gardens just before 2pm on Thursday afternoon.

In a post on the service's Facebook page, it says no one was injured and Police are currently working to determine what caused the fire.

A remotely located outbuilding has been destroyed by fire, Firefighters from Blue Watch attended the incident at 13:57....

Posted by Jersey Fire & Rescue on Thursday, May 23, 2019

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