Three appliances from Humberside fire service were at the scene to try control the fire.
Smoke could be seen all around the area as the fire service were trying to put the fire out.
The fire service was there for a while trying to put the fire out.
Updates to follow.
A man was trapped this afternoon in a roof space at the rear of Tescos Hewitts circus this afternoon.
Emergency services were called just after 2pm with reports of a man becoming stuck in a roof space.
Fireservice, land ambulance paramedics and the air ambulance all arrived at the scene to help with the man.
A spokesman for East Midlands Ambulance Service: “We received a call at 2.02pm to Hewitts Circus Retail Park in Cleethorpes.
The caller reported a medical emergency. We sent a paramedic in a fast response car, a road ambulance and an air ambulance. We are currently still on scene.
It is believed the man had fallen from the roof and become stuck in a void in the roof.
Emergency services worked to get the man out and treat him, Before he was brought down.
He was then taken to the air ambulance which then took off and took the man to hospital.
More details to follow.
Humberside police appeal following fire at Tivoli Gardens.
We are investigating a fire at Tivoli Gardens that happened at 9.30pm yesterday (Monday 7 October).
The front door of the flat was set alight. We are treating the fire as a suspected arson and believe it might have been targeted at the previous occupant of the flat.
The woman who now lives at the flat suffered from smoke inhalation from the fire and her property has been damaged.
If you know anything about this incident and can help with our enquiries please call us on 101 quoting log 603 07/10/19.
A property on Grimsby road Cleethorpes was partially damaged today after carelessly discarded smoking materials were discarded.
The discarded materials caused a mattress to catch fire and fills room with smoke.
One male in the property tried to extinguish the fire but couldn’t do it.
Two fire appliances and two East Midlands Ambulances arrived on the scene to delay with the incident.
Fire personnel used one hose reel, two BA units, A thermal imaging camera and a POV fan was also used.
Three adult males were led to safety from the property. One male received Oxygen therapy.
Three male casualties were given precautionary check ups on scene from the ambulance service.
After the incident was dealt with, The fire service installed smoke detectors and activated them and gave the males advice.
The occupier was advised to contact a an electrician before leaving the scene.
Up to seventeen appliances have been dealing with the blaze.
Scores of firefighters have been called to a huge blaze at a farm in Louth.
Up to 17 fire engines from across the Lincolnshire and Humberside fire services are at the scene, off Legbourne Road.
The fire is believed to involve a barn and a number of hay stacks and the road has been closed to traffic.
Firefighters were first called at around 4.15pm this afternoon and have remained at the scene since then.
These pictures sent to the newsdesk show the severity of the blaze.
Kenwick Road, overlooking the farm, has been blocked by the large number of bystanders stopping to watch the massive blaze and take photos.
More details to will follow.
Humberside fire service attended a fire at McDonalds Grimsby Road last night after a fence in their car park was set alight.
A neighbouring property suffered damage to its downstairs windows at the rear of the property.
We will give more details when given.
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Collision happened around around 9.50pmSat 31 Aug 2019 21:50
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There was a Road Traffic Collision involving one moving vehicle and one stationary vehicle on Laceby road Grimsby last night.
It was reported that One adult female driver was released from a vehicle by Humberside Fire Service using manipulation. The female was suffering with minor injuries and was treated by paramedics on scene.
After being treated at the scene she was put in to an ambulance to be treated.
Humberside police were on scene dealing with the incident and after receiving treatment in the ambulance, A police officer was seen going in to the ambulance with a breathalyser kit and shortly after the female driver escorted to a police vehicle.
A member of the public who lives nearby told us,
That the Crash on Laceby Road was around 9.50pm 31.08.19.
A lady driver crashed her vauxhall corsa into a parked car a Peugeot 206, two fire appliances, two ambulances, 4 police cars were at the scene.
As soon as it happened I heard a loud bang and went outside to see the Vauxhall on its side.
I asked if there was any one else involved, which there wasn’t. Me and 5 others tried to get the lady out whilst someone was on the phone to the police and the paramedics.
I then saw cars coming from both ways, so I decided to take charge in that and help guide the traffic safely. then the ambulance turned up and police and then the fire brigade.
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More details will be given when known.
Humberside police and fire service are classing the fire that broke out earlier as suspicious.
Police say piles of material had been gathered together before being set alight.
A member of the public said they seen a person with a yellow t-shirt on , near to were the fire started shortly before it begun.
One fire appliance and the small appliance dealt with fire and remain on scene to make sure its fully out.
Fire investigation officers are on the site to gather what information they can.
Police have no further details on the person but would ask members of the public if they have any information to call 101 with log no 388 of today 21-8-19