Sandhurst Avenue and Forest Road Residents Allowed Home After Fire—Stay Safe as Investigation Continues

Residents Told to Stay Safe After Major Fire

People returning to their homes are urged to keep all doors and windows firmly shut. Authorities warn against going into gardens due to lingering smoke, debris, and potentially hazardous materials.

Police Thank Community Amid Ongoing Investigation

Inspector Katie Eustace of Nottinghamshire Police said:

“I want to thank everyone affected by this 123.

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