Public Urged to Keep Doors and Windows Shut Amid Thick Smoke A huge warehouse...

Published: 10:06 am November 25, 2025
Updated: 12:09 pm November 25, 2025

 

Public Urged to Keep Doors and Windows Shut Amid Thick Smoke

A huge warehouse in Southall, West London, has erupted in flames, with around 150 firefighters deployed across 25 fire engines to tackle the fierce blaze at Middlesex Business Park on Bridge Road.

The fire started at approximately 8:55am on Tuesday, November 25, engulfing three-quarters of a two-storey structure housing a warehouse and retail space. Thick black smoke has filled the skyline and is visible for miles, causing major disruption in the area.

 

 

Explosions Rock the Area as Blaze Rages On

Shocking footage from locals shows a series of explosions causing buildings to shake. The cause of these blasts remains unknown. One resident admitted, “I’m starting to panic, if it comes closer we’ll leave the building.”

Authorities warn locals to keep windows and doors closed to avoid the smoke. So far, the London Ambulance Service confirms there have been no reported injuries.

Road Closures and Business Losses Hit Southall

  • Major traffic chaos ensues with road closures and bus diversions in place.
  • Kabuli Grill’s owner reveals losses topping £10,000 due to forced closures.
  • A mobile phone accessories business owner mourns everything reduced to ashes, costing thousands.

Ealing Council has urged people to avoid the area entirely. “Crews are dealing with a fire at Middlesex Business Park in Bridge Road, Southall. Please avoid the area and keep windows and doors closed if you live nearby,” they tweeted.

Fire Crews From Across West London Rally to the Scene

Firefighters from Southall, Heston, Ealing, and surrounding stations continue battling the fully alight building. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

We’ll keep you updated as the situation develops.

 

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