Fire crews called to industrial site in West Sussex village

A fire at an industrial site in Barnham was started accidentally.

West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service said crews were called at 9.20am on Sunday (January 26) to ‘reports of a fire involving an outbuilding’, at an industrial site off Park Lane in Barnham.

“Joint Fire Control mobilised four fire engines and a water carrier to the scene,” a fire service spokesperson said.

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"Upon arrival firefighters wearing breathing apparatus extinguished the fire using hose reels, jets and a thermal imaging camera.

West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service said crews were called at 9.20am on Sunday (January 26) to ‘reports of a fire involving an outbuilding’, at an industrial site off Park Lane in Barnham. Photo: Stock image / Sussex Worldplaceholder image
West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service said crews were called at 9.20am on Sunday (January 26) to ‘reports of a fire involving an outbuilding’, at an industrial site off Park Lane in Barnham. Photo: Stock image / Sussex World

"Fortunately there were no casualties.

"The fire was of accidental ignition.”

During the incident, residents were urged to avoid the area.

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