Major Fire Erupts on Racecourse Estate, Northolt

A major incident has been declared after a fierce fire broke out on the Racecourse Estate in Northolt. Emergency crews rushed to the scene with ten fire engines and seventy firefighters battling the blaze.

Fire Breaks Out on Newmarket Avenue

The alarm was raised earlier today on Newmarket Avenue, Northolt. The fire escalated quickly, triggering an urgent response from the London Fire Brigade. An air ambulance was also dispatched, highlighting how serious the situation is.

London Fire Brigade in Full Force

A London Fire Brigade spokesperson confirmed: “We have mobilised ten fire engines and around sixty firefighters to tackle the fire on the Racecourse Estate. Our teams are working hard to control the blaze and protect residents and properties in the area.”

Residents Urged to Stay Indoors

Nearby residents have been warned to keep windows and doors shut due to thick smoke. Parts of Newmarket Avenue remain cordoned off as emergency services carry out their work.

Air Ambulance on Standby

The air ambulance’s deployment underscores the incident’s gravity. Medical teams are ready to aid anyone injured, though the number of casualties remains unconfirmed.

Northolt Council Issues Statement

Local authorities are coordinating closely with emergency services. A council spokesperson said: “We are working with the London Fire Brigade and other emergency teams to ensure everyone’s safety. We urge residents to stay calm and follow all instructions.”

Eyewitness Describes Chaotic Scene

One local told us,

“It’s a very serious fire. We could see flames from our window, and then the air ambulance arrived. It’s very frightening.”

Investigation to Follow

Once the fire is under control, an investigation will get underway to find out what caused this major blaze.

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