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Fire at Headley Grove Contained After Major Effort

Surrey Fire and Rescue Service has brought the huge blaze at Headley Grove, Headley Hall in Leatherhead under control. Firefighters will scale back operations from 6pm tonight, but a team will stay onsite overnight to keep the situation under close watch.

Overnight Watch to Stop Hotspots

Four fire engines, an aerial ladder platform, and a water carrier remain at the scene to dampen down any lingering hotspots and secure the area. Earlier, eight engines and two water carriers tackled the flames, showing the massive response needed to contain the fire.

Commander Issues Safety Warning

Area Commander David Nolan urged locals to stay cautious: “We appreciate the public’s cooperation so far and urge everyone to continue avoiding the area. Those nearby should keep their windows and doors closed as we work to fully extinguish any remaining hotspots.”

Cause Still Unknown, Investigation Pending

The origin of the fire remains a mystery. Specialist teams are set to investigate once the site is safe.

Surrey Fire Service Flags Dangers of Lithium-Ion Batteries

In light of recent incidents, Surrey Fire and Rescue remind everyone about the fire risks linked to lithium-ion batteries. Their safety advice includes:

  • Always use the correct charger for each device.
  • Avoid charging devices on flammable surfaces like beds or sofas.
  • Replace any damaged or faulty batteries immediately.

These simple steps help reduce fire hazards tied to modern tech.

Community Praises Firefighters’ Swift Action

Locals have praised the quick response that prevented further damage and danger. The ongoing overnight presence by crews reassures residents and businesses that safety remains a top priority.

For up-to-date fire safety advice, Surrey Fire and Rescue encourage visiting their official website.

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