The Fire Service attended to a shed that was on fire in the Willaston area yesterday evening.
They found the shed was ‘well alight’ and starting to spread to neighbouring properties.
Once the fire was out crews were in attendance for around an hour making sure the area was safe.
Officers ask that people are mindful of what they store in sheds as there can be a number of unexpected safety risks with flammable items such as paint, oily rags and electrical devices.
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