Fire

Crews from Cambourne and Cottenham attended.

Both properties were badly damaged

The royal guest witnessed how a demonstration of how horses are rescued from ditches.

They say they could face decision to wait for back-up outside a burning building, or risk their jobs and lives by going inside.

The Fire Brigades Union (FBU) says the ‘dangerous policy’ is putting firefighters’ lives on the line.

It is thought sparklers disposed of in a recycling bin may have caused the fire.

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service is warning people to buy replacement lithium ion batteries from reputable brands.

The tackled two chimney blazes in two days.

A mother and daughter have been renovating the property.

It follows controversy last year.

Hundreds of thousands of pounds of damage is believed to have been caused in the blaze.

The FBU argues the change is dangerous – but the fire service says it speeds up response times.

The incident comes amid a wave of cancellations due to driver shortages.

Crews from Gamlingay, Cambridge, Sawston and Huntingdon attended the scene.

Members of a bowls club that was gutted by fire have sworn to “never give up” on the game in spite of a string of attacks on their building.

A crew from Cambridge was called to Coldhams Lane at 6.22am.

Firefighters regularly inspected the site for two days after the blaze.

Rubbish had to be taken out of lorries so fire crews could extinguish two blazes in one morning.

Anyone with information about them is urged to report it to police.

It was rated across 11 performance areas.