House fire in Bradford on Avon
Fire crews were called to a blaze at a house in Bradford on Avon last night.
The emergency services received calls at around 6.30pm to reports of a fire at a property in Budbury Tyning.
Fire engines from Bradford on Avon and Trowbridge attended and crews were able to bring the incident under control within a couple of hours.
Nobody was injured.
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Comments
by Yourvoice
Sunday, July 01 2012, 5:33PM
“Kranbook, it is such a shame that you feel moved to write that about Great Western Ambulance Service crews who make daily sacrifices in order to serve the communities in which they live.
You refer to the recent Western Daily Press story (cut and pasted from a Daily Mail article) which claimed that an ambulance crew said "We'll take you to hospital . . . right after our lunch", which was, of course, a damaging and misleading headline.
I'm sure you will agree that ambulance crews must receive a meal break in an otherwise non-stop shift, particularly as their crucial role includes driving a 5-tonne ambulance at high speeds and making life-or-death decisions regarding the administration of dangerous drugs.
We can't blame you for voicing your opinion as you have clearly been influenced by inflammatory reporting by the Western Daily Press, and we/re pleased that the Bath Chronicle has not stooped so low.”
by kranbook
Saturday, June 30 2012, 2:35PM
“Apology for the typo, I meant "did NOT have to wait", one must not give misleading implications for a job well done.”
by kranbook
Saturday, June 30 2012, 2:32PM
“I wager the residents were extremely happy that they did to have to wait 38 minutes and 35 seconds before this "Emergency Sercice" set off to the rescue, unlike the Great Western Ambulance Service staffs who need to receive sustenance before any physical movements.”