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Shelly Chapman's been tweeting pictures of the St Ives fire taken by her husband Dave, who works on the industrial estate.
She says work by the firefighters is starting to have an impact on the blaze.
Image source, Dave ChapmanLucy Rickerby has sent us a few photos of the Caxton Road fire in St Ives this afternoon.
This latest picture from Lucy, along with others on Twitter, appears to show the situation getting a bit better.
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As we've been reporting for the last hour, firefighters in St Ives are currently dealing with a "large" blaze at an industrial unit in Caxton Road, St Ives.
People living nearby have been asked to keep their doors and windows closed, and 30 firefighters are working on getting the fire under control.
The fire service just posted this picture on Twitter, external.
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Paul Gilham has sent us this picture taken from his office at SF Engineering, near Gibbs & Dandy - not far from the blaze on Caxton Road.
There are more than 30 firefighters at the scene, Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue said.
Image source, Paul GilhamMagpas Air Ambulance has tweeted to say its staff are at the scene of the St Ives fire.
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Robin Newbery has taken this photo of what things look like at the scene of the fire in St Ives.
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has described it as a "large" blaze in a two-storey building on the Caxton Road site.
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Lucy Rickerby has sent us another photo of the fire at an industrial estate in Caxton Road, St Ives.
There are currently about 30 firefighters at the scene.
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Firefighters are currently at the scene of a blaze on an industrial estate in Caxton Road, St Ives.
They've asked drivers to avoid the area while they try to put the fire out.
Lucy Rickerby took this photo of the area. We'll bring you more shortly.
Image source, Lucy RickerbyToday's weather has been stark contrast to last week's hasn't it...
It's set to remain dry for the rest of the day, with a few cloud breaks possible later. Spells of warm sunshine could creep through towards the evening.
Highs of 19C.
Thanks to BBC Weather Watcher 'imp geoff' for sending us this photo of a flower covered in rain from earlier this morning.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
You may have seen in the news today that Prime Minister Theresa May has rejected a points-based system for controlling EU migration - one of the key promises of Leave campaigners during the referendum.
Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson (pictured) told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire that the idea of "pulling up the drawbridge" on people coming to the UK is "not what was promised or what will happen".
Mr Jackson, who's parliamentary private secretary to Brexit secretary David Davis, said a "compromise" is needed on future immigration policy.
"Clearly we're a global trading nation. We will have to have people," he said.
However, former Cambridge MP, Lib Dem Julian Huppert (below), responded by saying that "realities are dawning on ministers and senior Brexiteers".
"What [the Leave campaign] promised simply wasn't do-able," he said.
"Negotiations are not going to look as they'd fantasised".
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service has released this photo of a derelict building it says was deliberately set on fire in the early hours of this morning.
Image source, Cambridgeshire Fire & RescueThe blaze occurred on the first floor of the building on Padholme Road East in Fengate, Peterborough.
Anyone with information has been asked to contact police or Crimestoppers, external.
Adam Jinkerson
BBC Local Live
Here's what's making the headlines on the county's other news sites today:
A country park looking to break the world record for the biggest ever game of hide-and-seek has just missed the mark, it is understood.
Image source, Milton Country ParkMore than 1,000 people turned out for the record-breaking attempt organised by Cambridgeshire Search and Rescue (CamSAR) at Milton Country Park near Cambridge.
It is thought the total turnout, while "close", was just short of the target, according to organisers.
However, the exact number has yet to be confirmed.
The current Guinness world record for a hide-and-seek game involved 1,437 people, set in China in 2014.
It's not looking any brighter out there yet, according to the photos in our Weather Watchers inbox.
We've got our fingers crossed...
