Blunham fire: Crews tackle 20-tonne woodchip blaze

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Wood chip store fireImage source, Biggleswade Community Fire Station
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Crews from across Bedfordshire attended the wood chip store fire in Blunham

Firefighters have been battling a fire which broke out in 20 tonnes of wood chip.

Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said the fire at a wood chip store in Grange Road, Blunham, also involved five boilers.

They were called at 02:27 GMT and crews from Biggleswade, Sandy, Kempston and Bedford attended.

Two crews have remained at the scene to extinguish it. An investigation is under way, said a spokeswoman.

Wood chip store fireImage source, Biggleswade Community Fire Station
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Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue said it was making "steady progress" in extinguishing the fire

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